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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
ROCK ISLAND & CHICAGO RAILROAD

ROCK ISLAND & CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Il will be remembered that Thirty davis
notice 10 required to be given before sub
sc,ipiions to the stock Of the above Road
can be taken, and that we stated ia our
last, notice had been given that books
would be opened in Chicago on the Isl,
prox. for that purpose.
We understand tina. dispatch has been
received from Judge Grant stating tina, The
whole amount Of 100000 was in rehdi-
ness to be subscribed SO soon as the books
we're opened, and tina. notice had better be
given for meeting Of the stockholders on
the 9Th prox. for the election of board Of
Directors.
II there we're the shadow of doubt pr-
OF Of the progress Of this Road j, is now dis
PEELED. Men who are basing their calcu.
iations for business upon the success Of the
above Road, have sure foundation to
build upon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

SUPERINTENDENT OF Pun. INSTRUCTION
We place at The head Of our editorial col
umns this week the name of VIM G. WooD
WARD, Of Muscatine county, as the Wing
candidate by reclamation for the importan,
Office Of Sup. Of Pub. Instruction. Mr.
Woodward is lawyer, one Of the ables. in
the Stale, and as such was selected for the
importan. duty Of drafting new code Of
laws for Iowa. He is competent to the dis.
charge Of the duties of the office for which
he has been nominated by the people, and
will prove faithful 10 their performance il
elected.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Miss KATE D, who writes US from
Lyons the description of the party at Elk
River on the 22d February, forgo, TO tell
US how many girls there were there, and
how pretty they were, and whether the
beaus were attentive. Oh, we couldn't
think Of publishing her epistIe; we don,
even know the color other eyes. Or the shade
Of her ringlets. We assure Miss Kate that
it is Essential to our wishes" that she write
us again, and more definitely.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
(For He Gasette. I

l.
M. Editor:-Your correspondent "F." has
certainly immortalized himself. tthat were his
aim in penning the article which appeared in
your paper Of the 9th ult., he must have accom-
plshed his object. To have acquired such an
accurate knowledge Of Civil Engineering, as his
writings display, he must have explored not the
"unexplored hills within the corporate limits OF
Muscatine,' but the intricate labyrinihs Of ma,h-
ematical science. The sCivil Engineer OF
whom he speaks in such amiaLle terms, is doubt
less able to defend himself. With him, or his
communications have nothing 10 do But
thank no man for making an anonymous publica-
ZION, an excuse or means Of dragging my name
before the public. Who the author Of that COM
munication Is, know not and care not. Your
correspondent Of" has however done away with
the necessity Of any disclaimer on my part by that
high "sense Of duty which impelled him TO s.pub-
lish 10 the world,' that am not its author. In
his communication he stigmatizes my article Is
"vague and unreasonable That is, TO his mind
It is vague and unreasonable. Now do not
know that am accountable for the ob,useness OF
his intellect, or for the dizziness Of his powers Of
discrimination. Blu, as believe your readers are
more capable Of nnrayeling tho ssvague'' and of
Judging OF the "unreasonable,' than your gentle
manly correspondent Of" will just lay before
Them the substance Of my former article. II was
10 this effect, that the expense Of grading the first
nine miles Of the Davenport and Iowa City Rail-
road, would be equal 10 that, Of grading the en-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
ADOPTION OF THE CITY CHARTER.
The election on las, Monday resulted a.

ADOPTION OF THE CITY CHARTER.
The election on las, Monday resulted a.
follows.--
For the Charter 81
Agains, the Charter - II
Maj tor Charter 26
The vote was small, great indifference
being manifested by many Of our citizens
in regard to the adoption Of the Charter
Those who took the most active part against
il, upon its adoption yielded all hostility and
appear determined to assist in carrying gu,
its provisions. This is the true republican
principle and we are pleased to see il man.
ifes,ed among US.
Now that the charter is adopted we re-
commend that our citizens pursue the course
in regard to city officials adopted a. Barling-
Ton. Tha, is, pu, in nomination our best
men, without. consulting them whether il
suits their convenience 10 accept Office, e
lect them aud they cannot consistently re-
fuse 10 oct.
Il is well known that the Office Of Alder
man is no sinecure and that therefore
there will be general disposition TO shirk
its duties BY those who are most compe-
tent TO discharge them. The only method
then for US to have good officers is to pur-
sue the plan above recommended
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

tire Road HON Dayenpo,, to the wvon;.. ), .
which are wine miles above Muse.,;o. =.
through which in my opinion, . Railroad 80 'sa
made At less Expense than some place, :, r -
same length, on Ne former Road. H..; me
elled the former, and critically examined u. ~
ter, my sources information were such !, ~. ~.
Justify me in unhesi,stngly making N, ~.
nen,. The cost Of one smbankment a. ~. .''"'
OF The former Road above mentioned. ,o.,,. '
equal to one half OF the cost or ali N. .a.s' "
menis necessary 10 the latter. The emb,o. -.
Of which speak must Of necessity 5. n..,'
1000 feet 10 length, so feet in depth. and 49,. .y
quently must be ITO feet wide 1t i,s b,,. As'
l think however, ths route Of Ii. D,v.,.
and Iowa City Road ! very Gavorabl. -. ~" ~
having passed the bluffs and arrived :, 4. -, ,"T
Of Duck Creek. ] do not wish therefor. 7
considered hostile to this route, and am ,n,;,r
that my name should BE numbered +, y.
iogue Of its opposers. l. may howey., l. ~. '
enough to say. that the route to low. Civ :"
mol Surveyed out Of Davenpor, in ord., :.
commodate the bridge that is to eros, n. NJ
.ipp a, thi, place. but the surface n. -.
was made the starting point, and j, VA. 49,.
modated to the crossing Of the river i, :.
But il appears your correspondent .ryh,.
made that important discorery" A,r.,,,I.m
bridge, it has been suggested that j, Womb -'
better accommodate lin By crossing !, 49,.
point on Ful.on's Island.
c. H. S10nn,nn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
An INposrER, PERHAPS, is the caption q

An IMPosTER, PERHAPS, is the caption Of
a paragraph in the las. Alton Telegraph,
stating tina, man pretending to be Herr
G. Aiexa nder arrived in tina, city lately and
proposed 10 astonish the natives with his
tricks. bu, the only trick he performed was
to leave without paying his printers bill
A scamp who will assume the name Of 80
true gentleman as llERR ALEXANDER de-
serves to be published from one end Of the
Union TO the other.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

COMPETITION IN PIcIURE MAKING
Two Daguerrean Artists are now in this
place and competition has become SO great
that one has reduced the price Of bis pic.
lures to Sl,00 each and the other to 81 so.
Now is favorable time TO have your pic
lures taken, IS they are both excellent ar
lists and the prices are lower than you can
expect to obtain them hereafter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Hon. GEO. w. JONES will please accept
our thanks for valuable public document,
No. Ill Of Annual Message and Accom-
panying Docs. Hon. A. c. DoDGE will
also accep, our thanks in conjunction with
Hon. G. W. JONES, for numerous favors
shown US during the recent session Of Con.
gress.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
rical table OF the weather at sunrise :

PASSAGE OF THE PosrAGE BILL---By re-
ference to our telegraphic dispatches it will
be perceived that at about the last hour OF
the session the new postage bill as il came
from the Senate passed the House. By
the provisions Of this bill the postage is re-
duced to three cents prepaid aud FIVE cents
postpaid. Il will go into force the Let day
OF July.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Hoe LAw!-Read the "other side" far
mers, and let US hear . general expression
Of opinion upon this important law, as it is
one that materially affects every farmer in
the county; no one OF whom but that has
bic mind fully ms!ured upon the subject.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
L,rrrLL's LIVING AsE--To keep pace

LlrrELL's LIVING AGE--To keep pace
with the literature of the age man should
take this publication. Il is issued weekly,
80 pages octave each number, at the rea-
soanble price Of six dollars per annum, by
E. Li,tell g. Co, Boston. Il contains none
Of the light, trivial articles that character
ze trashy periodicals Of the day, but is
made up Of good, substantial reading, cal
culated to benefi, the MN who jndciously
invests his money in its purchase.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

RIcH.-A vender Of patent medicine
requests us in letter to please "burn our
fingers" so that we may try the efficacy Of
his new Liniment and abe compelled to say
something handsome abcutitm! Afraid we
would "burn our fingers" if we bad any
thing to do with il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

ANOTHER CALIFORNIAN DEAD-Jacob
Powell, Of Aliens Grove in this county,
died the Both December. Of DiarrhRa, on
the middle fork Of the American river.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

STEAMBOAT CATAsTRoPuE--On the I'd
inst, the steamer Oregon, from Louisville
to N. Orleans, exploded boiler with ter
ribIe effects ear the scene Of the late fear
lui disaster of the John Adams. About
serenity persons are reported to have been
killed aud large number wounded.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

MORE LEAD.-A very valuable mineral
discovery has been made in the vicinity of
Galena. i is represented as promising to
prove to be the richest discovery that has
been made whereabouts for a number OF
years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

EDWIN r. CAMPBELL, Esq, our respected
cousin and ex-co,emporary, now Clerk Ohio
House Reps. will accept our thanks for a
pamphlet, being an "Abstract Of the popu-
la,ion Of Ohio for the year 1850, compiled
from the returns Of the seventh census" :.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

We understand that the remains Of a
human being were found yesterday near
the mouth Of Rock river by one Of our ci,-
zens. who left them as discovered. They
may possibly be those OF one Of the young
ladies lost in tina. river some twelyemon,ll
since.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

WISCONSIN is populating too fast. A Pc
tition has been presented the Legislature to
limit the number of children hereafter to be-
born n any one family to four!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

The Chickasaw Indians lately appropria-
ted $500 towards the erection Of the Wash
ington Monument. 1t is their boast that
the blood of white man has never been
shed by the nation 10 battle
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

We congratulate our worthy coiempora-
~ Of the Muscatine Enquirer in having
been elevated to the dignifed position Of
Alderman Of that fourishng Young city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Rock ISLAND AND ST. CHARLES RAIL
AoAD.-The engineers engaged 10 the pre-
liminary survey Of the above road arrived
1t this terminus of the route on yesterday
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

SETTLEMENT OF SCOTT COUNTY
During the year ending the 3lst day Of
December, 1850, there we're entered al
the Land Office at Iowa City 22,04l acres
Of land 10 Scott county. The year previ-
Gus there were entered between 10000
and 81 900 acres.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
HEAVY MAIL ROBBERY--ARREsT OF
THE LACON POSTMASTER ON SUs-
PlCION-HEID To RAu

HEAVY MAIL ROBBERY--ARREsT OF
THE LACON POSTMASTER ON SUs-
PlCION-HELD TO BAIL.
10 the months Of October and Novem-
Der last, the firm Of Fishers g. Co. Of Bos-
ton, mailed two packages Of money, each
containing $500 in bills, on tho Framing
ham Mass.) bank. This money was never
received by the house 10 Lacon, TO which
i. was directed, and the Post Office agents
have been on the look out for the robber
ever since the fact OF the loss was
made known. Information leading to the
suspicion Of William Williamson, r. NJ. Of
Lacon, wns received by Mr.. VIM. M. Dodge,
Of this city, and the accused was arrested
by Messrs. Dodge and C. II. Ruggles on
Tuesday last, and brought to this city for
examin alton before George T. Metcalfe,
Esq, United States Commissioner.
The examination was held yesterday
morning, in the Office OF the Commission.
er, n. H. Purple, Esq, appearing for the
prosecution, and II. o. Merriman, Onslow
Peters, and SIas Ramsey, Esqs., for the
defence.
Several witnesses were examined, and
the evidence adduced was Of such char.
acter that the accused was required TO find
bail 10 the sum Of $4,000. The required
amount was obtained, and the prisoner dis
charged.
Previous TO his arrest, the accused bore
an excellent character, and bis relative,
are among the best citizens of Marshall
countv,--Pee7ia Republican.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

News FOR THE WOMEN OF lowA!-1'he
ST. Louis Times says, ''the population Of
Iowa is completed and amounts to l92, 204.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

The Chinese have an axiom, and beautiful truisn
il is too, that when one person 10 idle single day
without some just cause necessity, some one must
suffer by it.-Exchange Paper.
Il is q truism in America that when a
man is thus idle a single day he himself
must suffer by il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

The Illinois river at La Sale is over its
banks, snd steamers are daily arriving
Navigation TO tina. point has been suspend.
ed but little more than two months.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

AURORA BRANCH RAILRoAD.--A, the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the a
bove Road among other resolutions the fol
lowing was passed:
Resolred, 1ha, the Directors of,he Aurora Br
r. R. Company be requested TO take such imme.
date measures as will insure q connection OIL
said road with the Galena Branch Of the Contra
Railroad, at such point as they may deem III,
mos, expedient TO form proper connection with
Dixon, Rock Island and La Sale.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
1ssnllR1 RANK curNrERrEIrs.


The ingenious author 1T tho spurious
notes Of the denomination of $50 1.-THE
Bank of Missouri, which were 30 we'll exc
cn,ed as even to deceive the officers at the
Bank, has At length been detected through
the cxer,ions Of Marshals F.lps and Conz
ios Of ST. Louis. Suspicious were center
ed upon man by the name OF Moore, who
las, year left for California. The officers
visited his house and in an ou,.buildlng dis
covered Suspicious appearances tina. lndh.
ced them to remove the flooring and exca-
vate the earth. when three boxes were dls
covered. They contained SEC, 900 in Mis-
souri, $50 bills; $4,000 in 500 Treasn.
ry bills; $4,000 in $500 Treasury bills,
and bills on various banks in the y. States
and Cannda, amounting in the aggregate
to 5000, 900, nearly all Of which were
spoiled BY the damp. Il is said that the
rascal Moore passed off upon his compnn-
ioas on The way 10 California. above five
thousand dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

VIZ would be pleased to crafty the re-
ques, Of IAN old subscriher" by publishing
the article in question, bu, feel assured II
would only be the means Of creating the,
illogical controversy all controversies
the mos, inierminabe--w hilc at the ga me
ti,ne i, would not do particle OF good.
We have simply published the examination
Of Mr.. Humankind the res,l, Of his 'rla!
and do not feel bound to print word IN
his Justification, even though our views IN
respec, to tina. gentleman should harmonic
with our friend and correspondent. to whom
we hope this will prove satisfactory.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-23
,,SO seur ieb 60 for mid ieI,per."

@anu i'd i'm l6Ulsplae zines Sauers rcn einsm
Sobr in'S oneere Die 6olSfpdbne aufbdnfen ebe 30
oent ib 70 for mid felrper," mann Die 9roblten aus
aeretht une Die fIeinnen auf ben Wiltbaufen 9emor
fen wlteen, nebf eem SeifenwaHer. &C., aus Dem
Saus, muroe mantes Suf6e! 8siSsn mebr oafhr
watbfen.
8ann id euen SdsuHbOf Isbs. aus osm Der bette
She'll ess Miies brrauslduft unc perlcren gebt ,,oc
benz icb 70 for mid ielrper." Der Sauer fenn ieinsn
ei9enen SorIbeil nidt.
g8ann ib eintu ShweinRaa febs, Der ni6t &C.
b6rig nit Snsen psrfeben wiro, aus eensn Oh
Sbpeine auten 0un9sr MAIDEN rpireen, 30 BENT
id 70 for mid feIwer." Der Mann 1T Su faul, um
reid Su weroen.
gBann ib Elm Sabr um's anoere an ben Seiter
Der Senfen ben pfIua in ps,febeu Sur6e anfan9a1
ebe bis elm Grobaufen gs9en bic Senfe Su iebt unit
caS Selo caneben INNER peni9er wiro, .oo BENT td
70 for mid fslpsr," bas 1T mir aub Elm fcbIebte
Bauer
gBann ib sinsn Sb1baum 70 weu9 aussepus
febe oo Die oberen Usie entwecer burr wereen, ooe
bod ole Sonnenlfrdben Uon ben unteren abbaten
90 eent ih 70 for mid feIwcr," es III teiu Muneer
menn oas Sblt Don cem Baum INNER ibledter wirc
G8ann id cine srO6s 8ouerei nit fIsinen @rnter
febs. ,oO otnt h 70 for mid ieImer," Der wuros aud
better Die 6aIfte feinss 9anoeS uerrsnten, uno mi
cem 9tsut9eIo Nli(t Faufsn fur bic anosre SdIfte
gSann ib sin ssba6te5 Stuf in einsm 9epft9er
Sslp febe, ,pei Die Stsine uno Stumpfe nibt ausge
pust mcrcen, 100 bent ib 70 for mid feIwer," be
bate aud piel Mibe Gparen f0nnen wenn CT ieuer
NIeis am rethteu Srt anqepencet. ..a..r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-23
Sauss unb 2anDwirtbGdbaft.
Caus oan in harrisburg scorudten .,9meritaufbcn 8c
SSeIdbe TruebtfOloe 1T DIE bsite2

Inter SrutbtfoIse orifebt man eas abmebislnee
Qufrinanoerfcleen perfhisoenarti9er Saatfrudte.-
Diefe Qbwehieluns 1T 70 pibti9 fur Den srfoIsrsi.
den 8etrieb Der 9anewirtbfbaft, oaB ile otel mebr
lufmefIamfeit pereisnt als ibr ieet i'm 1aeemei
men oefbenft piro. Die g8ilTenfdaft bat in bisfsr
8eSisbuns nod wsni9 9eleiifet. uno blsibt oesba!b
Die @rfobruug Der bsfIersn eancwirtbe bierln bic
einsae Ribtfdnur. Die psrftieeensn Srubtartsn
Iausgn au6 Uefbispene Rrdfts aus Dem DO
Den. Ginselne Saatsn. mis Sum Ssifpid bic
6almfrilbte. besunffisen oas Gufpadfsn oes un'
frautss, wdbreno ancsre. bic weiter auselnanoer
lfsbeu uno oesbaIb mieoertotes Qusidbtsn uno Ius'
pubeu aeiaten, ne 9gsIfdbforn uno 9runobCeren.
oaS lnrraut Su pertrsibsn bsfsn. dlIe eltie Oln9e
limb pon 8eceutuug unc Eibti9feit; aletn bel Der
8eanwortung Der Sra9e: welbe Sru6tfol9e Ut otF
be(fe ?-mliisn iicb prattifhe Sausrn ourt ben aus
taufb ibrer @rab,unssn beebren uno III IS oesbalb
ftbr punfheuswsrib. oas unfere esfsr aus pettdle'
oensn Sbciss oes eanoes ibrs Gnldten uno urtbslle
uber bielelbe permitelt uufersr 3etIhrlft austau-
fctcn m6tttsn. glabiiebenc sebsn mir bic Srudt'
fo9e sincS suten Sauers aus SbiO. osilen eanc9ut
nit isoem Sabre er9isb9sr wuroe. wdbrsnc lelns
Natbbarn ourdb 8sfOlsung onoerer Sru6tfCI9en brs
Secer immermebr entfrdftetsn
SIM lfen Sabre @elfbtorn. gut ssohnst naeb SIss,
SIM 2tsn Sabre brad,
SIM 3teu Sabre @eisen
SIM 4en Sabre WeIftfcrn,
SIN 5ten Sabre $oafsr nit SIss, unS bann 8 Sabr
aIs @etoesruno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-23
Scffel,tlicbe SSei.cli.

Quf Mittwoebs uno Donneffaas ben 12ten unb
l3ten Sebruar ndebifens. an bsoen Gagsn UNI 10
ubr 8ormittass, fou am t6aufe oes pertiorbenen
@iiIiam Sarlaber in Sbnfauecn Sauni6ip,
9eha @auntp. foeenoes peri0nIide Gt9sntbum of'
fentib uerfauft wereen, ndmIib:
l8 Qder &Cg9en unb 20 adr 8assn i'm Grunb,
cine un5abl porbu9Iibsr SubrpfGce unc rim Dor.
trefftidss SamiIienpfsrc, 7 Miltfibs Rincsr unc
Elm 0uu (aIe oon Der Uoublhtt9en Sauonfbire3ub).
cine Un5abl prdtti9er Sbweius SisrsdulSwdsen
Criusr nit 8cep). Elm unbsfdbIoQensr ususr Bier
aiulsmd9sn, Elm einfpdnniger Sausrnwassn. etn
Garrpau, 70 gut aIs nsu. nit einsr cpppeItcn Set
pferosssf6irr sihe 4nSubI pfIuae, woruntsr iib
ein patsut @sIfbfCrnpfu9 befincrt cine QnSabI
gaeen cine Stlowal5e CRoIIsr), Elm Yatent pfeross
8s6eu, Watent WinomubIe, 9oISftIittsn, 8 Sst
fbweeS pfGcesefbiu uno A Sstt pHu9sesfbtr,
cine Drefbmofhine nit pferoesepaIt (9rmabt BON
Sreoer uno WOung) wsIdbe erlt cine SabrsSet i'm
@ebraueb mar, zine gSinemhbIe !Sebriisn, 9rub'
BADEN. 9abeIn, 8od, Spsrr uno anoere 8ettsn,
2 Sru6treffe uno @raSfsnfsn In gutter Srcnuns.
gbenfaas: Gin pianpfOrte. 70 gut als neu. cine
GnSabI Better uno Settftslsn, Stfte uno Stibe,
S6rinfe uno Sinfs. Ssfen nit 8Otr, cine fcb6ne
Auantitdt Carpets. uno pisIe fOnltise 6aus. unb
Sarsrnasrdtbs. Su umifduoIid Su meloen.
Die Ssein9un9sn an ben SerfauFstassn unb
4ufOartuns U,n
1obn SarIadter,
Eomaro SoatfdcbetI
GbarIeS ted,
aDmuftrotcrcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-23
S@ 9luctipn! 9[uftion!
@Gbentlitbe Sriefiite.

Gin @r,ihnt6 Der 9riSFs psbc Sis gum DisntfaO atsuo
ouf Dem bisi9tn pciamt Icscn 9stletCn iinc.
sctn Mams gHilam Bar Sreorib garss, Scfpb g3 8stt
tSman &bcmas 9tnust, Sabtn 8riu 9Ittn 8ruorr Scpb
6. Ballet Sthn piCrp ecr 8Gthtd Sbcnas Yccht Rstsesa
Yue linn Ballet g4tniam GIcutu edps Gbriit Saas G.
Chamber, Sascb 3up Gd Scfpb DSrp Scbd Dtimar chn
Drtuec, arsn Dirrftrren. Glabetb Dsr, 9arab Tcntr
Nlap Drbtns GhrIau Gbrt eeila Gtner anrs Srs Sasb
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