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The Russian government has resolved to form
railway between the important manufacturing
towns Of Sgerz and Lody, and TO put them in COM
munication with Warsaw by entertainments on the
Warsaw and Cracow line. Ii is also intended to
unite Warsaw by railway with It. petersburgh and
Moscow. Warsaw will shortly he put in commune
cation with Berlin, by the railway from Lowicz to
the Prussian frontier The Russian government Is
at present negotiating with the Prussan cabinet on
the prolonEation Of that line
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Portugal.

LIsuoN, May I9.-The rumor mentioned that
Saldanba sent down Colonel Ximines in the Daunt-
less, to conult upon certain demands, i fully con
frmed. The Queen gave her mos; gracious assent
TO all promotions, both civil and military, made by
Saldanha at Oporto. Several persons will lie re-
moved from the palace; amongst others, Padre
Marcos, whose absence viii not DC much regretted.
The special fund has been restoredto the bank, and
Senior Ferra re.appointed member Of tie beard of
liquidation. The new electoral law i said to be
prepared, and many financial arrangements are
spoken Of, but il is premature 70 state them.
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In virtue Of an Imperial res ript, all goods pass
ing through the Tyrol Crown lands TO the sea coast
or expectation to pass duty free from the LIST Of
June next. Immense damage appears 70 have been
caused NJ and around Schronbrunn by the recent
overilowing Of the Wien river. The communica-
items interrupted by the destruction Of bridges md
foundations have, however, been restored The
Emperor Frederic has arrived AZ krcmser, on
visit to the Cardinal Archbishop Prince ,hwarzen-
berg The system Of N lary frontier organiza, ion,
has been abolished in Transylyapia.
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Some Disturbances have taken place M Nice, in
consequence Of protest signed against some pro-
posed commercial reforms.
The ColIicyt Mrrce,ific quotes letters from Nee
from which il en- ears that the az cation existing
there has dcgeuefated into acts III open VIOLENCE.
Signor Gioan, ono II the persons WHO had signed
the protest against the commercial reforms con
tcmplatcd by the Pcdmontese government, had
been dismissed from a judicial Office hc held. Tho
Gao ynatW had been withdrawn from SignOr Avigd0r,
consul Of Prussia, and Signor Callone, consul Of
Sweden, and the former had even been put undcr
arrest Orders had been also given 70 arrest the
latter, but he had left home when the police ar
rived. These measures gave rise 10 a serious dis
tuIbauoe on the 10Th. The Communal Council
was loudly cheered by large mass people while
leaving the tOwnhall; and SigDor Iuee, whose
arrest had been spoken Of, was accompanied home
by crowd singing the "Nlarseilsise, and giving
loud cheers for the free port. number Of work
men proceeded to the prisons, and attempted to
break open the doors, but dcsistei upon Signor
Avigdor appearing at one Of the windows, and re.
commencing them to dispense. Vt this moment
a report Of firearms was heard, but the cause wa
not ascertained The crowd then moved towards
the palace Of the lntendant, but was met by ~
party of troops, who dispersed IL. At noon the
crowd on the principal square was dispersed by
detachment OF infantry, the legal summons not
having been obeycd. some women and children
were severely bruised in the confusion. Towards
evening, order restored. On the 10th, the
police ordered all the clubs to be closed; the mill
tary posts were doubled, and strong detachments
Of troops stationed around the prisons. Orders
were given TO arrest several other persons, but IL
was found they had crossed the frontier. The
lntcndant Of the province issued proclamation,
recommending the inhabitants TO be calm; assuring
them that the government was determined to
respect constitutional liberty, and to examine the
grievances complained Of, but could not give way
TO mcnaces or to sedition; and advising them 70
have the greatest confidence in the equity of the
government and the Chambers. The spring session
Of the Municipal Council closed on the aOthN
On that and the following day, public order was
not disturbed
In its sitting Of the 10th, the Senate of Turin
passed bill for the establishment Of an electric
telegraph between Turin and Genoa. IL aso passed
the bill on tax TO be laid on mortmain property
and corporate bodies, by q majority Of 81 to 30
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J. BanyGrd. Mississippi Ia.
nuramn.
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Mrs = l. Moignan. y Y
W. q IL. hiler, Columbus.
X X Mciyaine. NJ u. Gin
cinnnti.
NJ. NJ J Cortlar, u Bal
iimuTe.
james &. Hand. Philad.
Henry A Robbins. y York.
VIM. 4 Boudinot. South
Caroi.nt.
s u. Nslcott. Salem.
y b. Jenkins. New York.
: Bent - Louis.
X. Woodward. Washington.
D J.. Wilson. Philadelphia.
C.S Lyons. New Orleans.
@. Wright, Washington.
George y Texon. Boston.
J Andrews, New York
l.. 3. Fellows, New York.
capt. e. West. New York.
q y Wood. Worcester.
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Amount received " . May y, inclusive, l2,gg7

Total ........ ............ Iib,115 W
The weather i beautiful, and the metropolis
healthy
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~ AAsi =
\ .iohu on, u s Army.
Daniel 9. Eddy. Lowell
y. n. Moore. Ntw York
n. Harlan. Cincinnati.
Jas. Mcdowell, Jr. NJ. u,
st. Louis.
VIM j Lawber. philal.
e.. 4. Roumage. New York.
b nayis Philadelphia.
y VI Weeks. Boston.
4. Senat, PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. A. Bailey
New York
John Davenport, New1ork
\ u Hicks, New Y ork.
Vim. II Rowe, New London
= L. trancine. New Jersey
Robert : Henderson. y Y
VIM VI Beaver. Philad.
J Edwarch. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Trail,
Maryland.
w. J. Fleming ID. ,Philad.
l.. l.. Hall. Syracuse.
VI. and NJ. J.staples Boston
} Harrison, New York.
q. Harrison, New York.
n NJ. llazlehurst, Philad,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. C0gs.
well. New York.
W. = Eliot, Boston.
w. l.. Guddards, Philad.
Samuel T. Jacobs. Philad.
$. W. Delaurcy, Philsd.
u. II. Haywood, New York
Ferrero, New York.
ID. u. Robinson, Rochester
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referred the Committee the Pos, Office aud Posi-
Roads.
Mr GREEN ave notice OF intention introduce bill
for the relief Of q A Parsons, OF Missouri
Also, biz for the relief oi Joseph Canaan,
by Mr. CALDWELL OF Kentucky VI The petition oi Moses
WSh pfaylng Congress q grant him pension for disease
incurred ia the Of 1872
Also, the petition OF MIS- Nancy Haggatd heirat law Of
VIM Grimes, deceased praying allowance OF interest
money heseoioe paid ior the uonay services oil he
lathsr
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II ERIVALE's History of the Romans under the
Ill Empire; VOLS. London, 1880
Common Common Law; by W. Massey, barrster
! vol, London, 1850.
Catholic for 1851 Baltimore.
Harpers Monthly Magazine for January 1851.
Recompense by Grace Asuiar vol New York.
1851.
Who's Who 1857 ! vol, London.
Geology Resources Of California; VOL, Baltimore
1851.
Fadee domestic story, from the French of George Sand;
vol, New York, 1851 . -.
Poems by s. Goodrich; vol illustrated New York 1851
LAM FRANCK TAYLOR.
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C,lNGLkc and Fo,vlinE -pteces, &c.-J
y w. BADEN BROTHER hardware merchants, sign OF the
GOLDEN Sixth have just
ecved late arrivals from England fine assortment OF sporting
goods, consisting in part Of
Fine Damascus twist pieces, prices ranging
from Si3 to Sl25.
Dixon h SON patent safety and other fssks.
Shot English and French manufacture
caps wad, wad cutters primers cleaning rods
run covers, &c, &C.
Dec l-2aw4w
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VOUN0 Il OREM, Merchant Tailors and Clothtsrs
received fresh supply OF fine cloths, cnssinees, and
ves,ing which prepared make
order a short notice.
made clothing of quality, and supply
will find their advantage give
q call.
Al goods warranted represented.
We neck and collars best Kid and othe
gloves supply Of the under dress shirts and drawers
cTavas umbrellas, Prices and deviation
YOUNG OREM
Pennsylvania avenue, doors west Of Browns Hotel.
Dec 3-eo4wif u
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A GARD. Ht" Eaf.
EDasesr HEARD from New York, practical BAR cpnsr,
III vsnlaiAg mans{sctusrs, National Hotel,
y Maiden Lane New YORK. most respectfully
inform cts strangers of sshngon they have
6smery occupied
by Mr. cibhs where they solicit tbs patronage Of discerning
public. 4@Wa.4.s q
hsy conndeni years
London New York IN that brnnch Of
their profession, thsy have supsrinss tEg Ea
Tbs Manufactured the premises 20 that
hed h head made twenty
hours, and perfect 1T warranted. Hft #Ut xFg
psaad gloves, car, Shirts undershrs,
Also combs brushes
fumsr ;nehufv Hsard Anamcuis beautiful tonic for
of Sold In bot
:" - I.---f"' ~ RICHARD MEDHURsT,
Dec a-~oowif JOSEPH HEARD
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vITINE HrORE-JoHN BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania avenue,
de " and 9th streets has just received and
offers 100 the .ove TINS wine
very choices rpoed by himself expressly for his customers
Dec 3-3ifA "a w6wifw
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PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr. VINTON, Tho memo rial Of John Hoy, and Others
praying for grant of land aid in The construction OF
rsiirord from ObiAco Ohio, tuli polls on Tue oh'o
river referred the Committes Roads and Canals
BY MIR. UNDERIIILL. The petition oi Bafnabas Bate
others OF postage to two cents per hall
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Aw NOTICE.-oyID Y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
will attend all professional
Supreme Court Of the United states and in the
District Columbia They will also attend
n public departments Washington
avenue between l2h and l3h streets,
sou,h ,ide 5-du
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sy OYER ~ moGUiun, Aue,lonsass.

| Z URNlrURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AuCTIoN.-ou
ss %a' sn asa s s 10 SV e. M We @ s II
household furniture contained teen belonging gentleman
s MaSassHy se's and psls1 ps chairs p''' -
20 rockers aud ouomans, .ideboaId
Marble top centre and pier tables
i!.n Dining and breakfast real as ssls;, a., sapoys
Mantel ornaments, rugs, s,ait-rods
Spy and ingram carpets, floor cloth
Wardrobss wa.hstands und ssk, bureaus
Fire sets, looking glasses, manel clock
Dinner and tea service, cIockey and glassware
Together viii general assortment kitchen utensils
Terms so and under cash over s credit Of two and ou
o" notes pssias pSGS MCGUIRE
Jan5-d Auctioneers.
0H ny A. sRErsN, Aues,on.sr. tHEH
II HANDSOME SPAN OF soRREL HORSES, BUGGY, AMI
GUN AT AUcTIoNon Saturday, the th instant shall ssa
in pf of Sixth
Soss ose nS ven % 4 Sss
The Jseasoa monument The other hne horse for lady Also an
s % ss a a az e,ea a ad ninety 'f
Jan A. GREEN, Auctoneer
ay- The above sale postponed untn Saturday, the
A GREEN,
Jan s. Aueuoneer.
Washington and Alexandria Boat.
.ssL--h The seamhoa, THOMAS CoLLYER will depart at
the following hours coach connects with the boat
Leave. Alexandria AZ at sh, llk, a.m;aAa PM
Leaves Washington at sk ios' mi lah s s aSShgoS
Jan 7-C Captain.
ffIE Telegraph Company
Gman's apohecay shop Pennsylvania avenue,
Il doors of Browns Hotel.
This only direct line Of telegraph from Washington to
Wheeling Psblrg, with other
Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, st Louis Nashville
Memphis, vickSburg, and the whole western eoun.ry.-
Office few doors OF the National
p u
The southern 7h street, opposite the National ntegence
office.
nm. AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-dtf President Western Telegraph Company
uOWARD's supreme Court Reports; VOL ..
Ill just published .,- - -, -
Jan s FhANCk TAYLOR
NURNISHED House Furnished ROOins.--The adyer
has seay furnished story brick house IN central
adjoining the second floor for
gentlemen.
The whole part will leased accommodating terms
application to ,,, : :, ,,,,,,r
+ Dec 2l-du Penn.
CARD-1hc subscribers respectfully notify those having
IL their respective bills drawn on, and
before the 25t of The present
As books should be closed
year all friends will forward
January either with the cash
: CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dec 22--d3wH
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HOUSE FOR RENT.--That desirable dwelling house on l.
III between 9th and 10th, ut present occupied by John H.
variety OF the best fruit the
Of eachsuch the finest spcot peaches cher
goosebees hg currants, raspberries, strawberries
almost variety that be
had Immediately by applying the
Agency Once Of u W. Bennett 10th street, opposite ue treasury
Rent Ss75 per xDnum. Dec 2o-u
EDMUND III. WILSON, Attorney at Law, will practise
Il Washington Collections and claims before the
different prompt attention Also
Ia the adjoining counties OF virginia VIII
duly Office Louisiana avsnue, four doors above
Copps Pavilion. Dec ii-dhf
ronse rvation subscriber respectfully in
OF Washington thai be will remain only few
u His sufficiently aeknow
edged sighted general, they
supplying themselves with the necessary help
JOSEPH BECKEL.
Jan4 Opucian Dyer b McGu,res.
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ryOR REvT two large the OF PENN
syivana They front OF about - feet
on AVENUE 66 18th
about the centre OF the ponlon part OF Washing
ana well suited for fais
public exhibitions exhibition and SALE by
snctoo Of merchandise.
Tbey viii the day, week,
month"; year. years. application OF letter to the sub
'e"''' VI - JOSEPH wIMsATT.
Dee 07-eod2w Intl +. e .U.
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CAOW LanAnsA--Wa1ter 8c0ets POetfcal Works, with
by Finden, Turner and others, Of many
of the locakues ofshe pcems voi LONDON
The Tales Lord with ~ beautiful husrA
tive sngravings vol London
Foe by tamueI Rogers vol, heA with ensrnvnss Lon
y 14t f. sf.1s
Miton Psems 100 engraved Illustrations vols London
Rogefs Italy volu snal qwarD, with 20 enGsvinG Lon
On. < 3H II + Il
Bulwes Pilgrims Of Rhine with ensravngr volume.
= + E-sH II
oosdsnaAi Poems vosme. London with 50 engraving
And others of the and description
nuuefous fr the limits imported direct from
Lcssos in hch and ornamental hindnsa, by - - =.
Dse81 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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EVENIN0 FANS One hundred OF
sh fans mounssdn pearl ivory, and papie mache
ingM fARkERs
New Fancy and Psramsry Store. under National Hotel,
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Second Course.-DanoinR Academy.
MR. Liable has the honor TO the citizens OF
M and Geoctown that his second course OF dancing
Thursday January = al his
residence Pennsylvania avenue opposite Wlards Hotel
Washngton-TuesdHys, Thusdsys and satu-
days |; Georgctown-Mondays and Fridays
Dec 2s-dum
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AT Cen.ssihs store win be found frs.h fruits
Malaga grapes do rs.ins oranges, lemons
CurrsnO, ci,ron juube, figs
Pfupes in nc boxes cranbsrnes, apples
Cocoanu candes OF all kinds preserved ginger &C
sardinss olives, pickles, capers, maccaroni
aash oil, lemon srup.
Champagne, hook, Madeira sherry ror, Lisbon, Malaga ca
superior pne,, otard, and London dock brandy
Irish and old wbiskey
Holland gin, bticrs absnsh, &c
Also Principe chewing and smoking
JAS r. LLOYD 4 Co,
Pennsylvans avenue, three doors east Of 18th street
Dec 2l--eoi2w
prArK Urw pI.ANNEIA, stc.-ws invite the attenion;of
b the public d such articles, 70 the fotowfny
We are % a. Se1Ss n.S a. - osrchs.s We
100 pieces heavy twincd hanhet, for servants
30 40 priced coiorrd do - 80.
ribsnd bound blankets In l04, ia, 4 ana iS very
superior grades
Is pieces heavy cloths, "a and Ga, for servants
30 DO satnsts, in all co'crs and prices
70 DO plaid and plain lin.eys, 70, servants 'wea.
In e', n,.ss. .assssc, ssci FRENCH e'oh.
do low coiosed do In ove, green, brown,
ss ,Ss s:.es e,, rss .: sss:, sss..;s .s
9 DO msd.m .ns low priced black &c g.. .,S.. DO
e.ss.S:n 30 s~ ".1s1 s'sss s.,%sn,. 's 10Y: se -e
sdo.'n xs"a.%..'' srd. heavy l.m''voo sssn., sn,.
10 DO patent m.rino drawers
10 do sh,rss, In all sfses
peess heavy double n,'cd aarnes. o seuusmen wesi
10 do reai Wesh unshrinkins do
trts ~ nsunst bfanReinf
stock Of all kinds Of white and eooed nnne
cioee assomcnts
Dec Io-atawimn
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EROu PAAW Pine editions, in ne library bin1ng d Mo-
Ass, Tossarf Madame de ssac Bosvdaone Lea Evanses
vosusBe, iuussse. Ts.sl.f f,#e #t...-.
Ia Yonsaiss MonsueIet, DeiIes, AnqueuI,
LtnieouCn a. Jesus Chrst volume, ilustvee ~
nistts u pARces st du nouvesu Testament VOL, iIusee
DeN 0nieAse1A, vsiumss, nustree
snMs1 hsrs beouaiuly Illustrated and bound.
Alsos nv French Bibles s"d Testament., impored by
Dee 81 ' tH tRANCK TAYLOR.
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DEAIL1P BARTON KEY will attend 10 any bustnes
be inirsed with before either Of the Of this Dis
and viii also attend the prosecution Of claims before Con
sress and the Departments. Once ON G street.
I WAsHrusrou, JuIy 10, Ia<6. July 17-3swtE
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Ftrensem's Insurance Company of Wilmington nnss
0ecrgst~wn, Jauwsry =, 1881.
THE president and declared dividend o
capital stock ~ the out Of c
profits of the tockho,dess dc
mand.
ALEX. MCINTYRE,
Jan 7-eoA Secretary.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Spite uno 1dPpcn,
o. 2lQ OriOf

wirc birmjt 9c9cben ooG ris unttrScidne-
ten ais Grctutcren pOn Der ointsrla6snIbaft
Ger pCrilorbenCn SuIiauna Gcrnd, cettin
UCu 9Rcro @DetAau Saunftip, 9eha@aun.
tp, crnannt m0rcen fino. Que eicienioen
babcr msltbe nod an bciaate SointrrIaBen.
it0ft fhuIccn, flno bitrmit auf9cforcert in.
ncrbalb 6pci Mpnaten dn5urufsn uno ab-
n,-llno ale oiejcniqcn bic nod
rcdtmdGi9e SCrccrun8cn an befa9ts 6in-
bobcn, liro ebenfau5 eriutbt
cjCfeIbe innegbaIb Der bsfd9tcn 3tit wcDbe
tldti9t eiujubrin9cn an
SSiltnriH6 ScuErf,
setcr 0rpPt
GEiutcrtn.
SAnI 10, 1851, nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
20 Or
5eDet b(er!
0ctvjGe uuO prEtfpm1tctte STIR.


Der untsrfhrstene, Upotbeser in Der Sfabt
SetD!rbem, gIcrtbampton GauntD, bFpient
nO olCicr M(cttooe, nm geiocHoen an rbeu'
matI'ben Se'bmerben, ciefeIben Ieien in,
Eommatorldsr, ttrOnifter ceer bBiaer Nd'
fur, tuno III tbun, oaB cr cinen mcoi,inifbp
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lung Don eicfer weitpNbreiteten uno fhnlerE.
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AuaritIaldcn ent6olten, bc9Ieitet Don ei,ev
Dor Salbe. Die 6Iubi9teit miro einoencm.
men uno tie SaIbe du6erib onoemencet.
Der dtbte 2trtfcl III nur bel Gem llnter,eib.
neten, rinem ptaftiftcn NpOtbcfer unO Gbs
milf, uno Grfineer Ger MeeiSin, ST tstUnIs
men.
prci5 Swci Sboter eis Stafde, Oter feds
SIaftcn fir Scbn SbaIet = melte frei poU
Soften an Geicencs nab ir9eno einem SbeiI
oe5 Gdnoes 9efanot meroen. Que SeitelIun.
gen mhBcn nit oem @eloe besleitet Iein,
icnlf meroen lie nitt beadtet.
9itfe McriSin il feiner 9rcstbuenten Qu4
empfebIun9en (Quif5) in osn 3citunaen bes
purftia. bcnn iie fpriht fur iid 1elblt, un6
mdbreno iir in ibrcr Q8irfuna 9in5Iib uns
fbdclib it, bcfreit lie ca5 Spifem pon oen
ubcln SOl9en elmer porbeti9cr un9efbdten
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eriaunsnoe Ruren berUor9ebraft, uno Swar
in Tducn, no Der Yatient Sabrelana bic
Stube butCn mu6te; uno fOIbe, bic fib
nur nit Rrilfcn fOrtbewe9en fonnten, fino
tur6 cen @cbraub pon elmer bis feds Sla.
fben bcfrcit ncrcen. 3eu9nilTc uOn Gurcn
vcn cen ohtbarifcn Shr9ern f0nnen psr9s'
iciAt merrCn.
S%& Seine III dbt ouBtr ife tri9t cen NIT
bIauer Sinte 9efAricbenen Namcn prs Isl.
9crtbumer5.
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@i9Cntbdmsr, YtDSbtm, pcnuE
Sanuor 2, 1851. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
@ittcru uno GonpulIipncn.

G1ttic il,rhtcrrtacuScu WcifwcrScu rtrCcu intHcr
turd cine llnovoHmmI Der 9Icrrrn hcrUprOctr0ht.-
Scr CjurttL eit ?trmbInNcr uHG NN5 Hluiomm wtrItn
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C5ctrNutj non Or. Gruifl adlpNutuCu Hrtittln pcr
tuuGclu icuotru iIt tpuUCu uCn rcu ihpONlahitn
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Wtrttu,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

lnttricihnctttnO irtbcn pcn 9tll-Ncrt WriidlttIbr
nit ctrcm olNcmtnm NlIGrttmtrt pcn Grc;rlis, be-
lttbcnN sum ShCI aus frtSrnrGn 9trtttl
80 Sidl btitGr &ie SafTit.
% Sidl btfr Sara Rafftt.
10 oc95bt0o5 3adr pCn his 10 Cts. cas- Yfmr.
% Y0rrd
10 ocA9bcorS unc % gnrrd Sprup, 3udubaus,
9tvcrltans mo Sriulroo lRrtaTes.
8lNn SmpErioL 5rfcn gcun9 1gfcn uuo i;bpars
j;r ShW
Sbj9Es rujrb 2(es rcrtauft i'm Gjrcftn uno 0ltirtn
an Cen oIIrnIcrtshn 9rciitn, ccu
@rcg @utb uno &C.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
SGStes Srcf0iitcr.1,
&ucb ttno G0Ifinrere8,
Gbpn0S g. 9SilfOlt.
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G'cnatntr Gm5 1T tttantja ouf 6ono unb gum
&trtouf am stcbr rt5 lmttrIbrs6cnGn, lruit an Der
0Ubts bc5 SeiPD 1Ntrttb.
SbcmoS g. g8ilTon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Mtttel ftir 9pSpeptif1e.
Serbauun9s: SIhfd9feit ccrr MIa9enIaft
Sin 8rO6cs s!littcl fir SDspcPifa!

Serctttt rcn Rrnuet, cher otm picrttn Wio9tn eGs
Sblcn, rob2tnmeilunocn pen 8arcn eiebi9, Gem
erc5tn pmRclr9ilbrn Gbmisn, ourtb 3. S.oeu9b:
ten, M. d., SIC. IL 9lrrp atbts Suags, Ybuaod:
pba, ga.
Dies 1T uabrtitb Gin punber6args glittd fir llnSrc
routihttit, 0pspspTo, Gdbiutbt 9Gbcrbcibwcrotn,
&rritcpfpn9 unp Dttiljtit ouf notdrItcbe gEstk,
burtb cen uotdrIibsn N9tnt on 9aitrtbn Soft
bGitmp.
OEF@in batGcr SbettSfdpt biSTr SGiT9fst nit QRoS
fer prrmitbt .pTraut cprr tG6t fGnf Qfuno 8coit:
bref in etwa Swei Stunoen GuGtrbol0 oim 91lo:
0tn auf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Der ltutHrdrittsrs miinitbt toF lljrr 6unctn uno
2tnHtrG ouiprttbeu uuo rutn YrGb0in Stcd ron Gors
pets untGrulbEn mGtbtlu, Cbt le rnitln touf'n. D0z
dGt ttitGht aus Irei:YM, SurIr Sroroin uu0 anrern
Gorprts, lrgpiI aus Tltrrs Sim: uno &iib:Oddhtrn,
finmlb crt prn pbiloctrbjo r9ottn unb min an
i;br 9crtn5cn Yreiin 81 WrtoufIn
SbomaS g. gRi(Ton.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Or. Gbriftie'6
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nrtiitcn GciNpcrCtu uUS GHbcMtiuCu SrNutNtltcu
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ttttStdiNruhtHtlt uue eIitHCrtdhnluuW alien uctcln
Ole burd 0iGulCl du utrupftr GUcraIt iu tCH Cjtfr