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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

The report of the recall of the French
( Minister is contradicted
Ex-senator Chambers, of Maryland has
been offered the Navy Department.
/ Attorney General Crittenden will 90 to
/ England in place of Mr.. Lawrence.
Philadelphia, July Z.
| The Monument Convention have re-
commended a thirteen sided structure in
Independence Square, with the Declare
ton cut in marble.
/ John L. Thrasher. was received in New
Orleans with a salute of 100 guns and
other honors
Concord, n H, July ).
| A large wing ratification meeting took
I place here to-day. Eloquent speeches
were made amid hearty cheers
Accounts have been received of the
death Of Governor Calhoun. Of New Mex
leo. while on the plains on his way to the
States.
Cleveland, July 7.
\ little before twelve the signal gun an
nounced the Buckeye State in sight, hav-
ing on board the remains of Henry CLAY.
As the firing Of minute guns and tolling
Of bells indicated the near approach to the
harbor, all stores and business places were
closed and dressed in mourning, and the
citizens en- masse repaired to the landing
to do honor to the memory of the illus
trious dead
The remains were delivered by the Buff
talo committee to Governor Wood, in be-
half of the State of Ohio. with approDri-
ate remarks by Mr. Ketchum of Buffalo.
responded to by Governor Wood. and
then delivered to the Columbus Commit
tee with appropriate remarks by Gov.
Wood, which were responded to on behalf
Of the committee by VIM Dennison. ir..
Of Columbus. The Senatorial committee
and Cincinnati and Kentucky delegations
were present. The train left at one o.
clock.
Trenton, n. J. July 6.
The Native American Convention has
adopted the platforms of both the Wings
and Democrats, and are in favor of the
nomination of Webster and Geo. c. Wash
ington of Va, for President and Vice
President. Il also adopted a resolution
taking the name of American" instead
of Native American" Party.
The various Land Grant Bills have
been postponed in the House of Repre-
sentatIves to await the action Of the Senate
on the Land Distribution Bill The i'm
preston IS that the latter bill will pass
the Senate.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

DodgeviLe July 8, 1852. ara3=
ESTATE az R.CEIA8G GGsfHBLE.
Stale Of Wisconsin,
Iowa County, 50.
RIARY GRIBRLE. widow Of Richard Gribble, late OF
w iowa County, deceased, has lied in Probate
Office paper PurPUrng To be the Last VIII and Tesla
ment of the SAID Richard Gribble, which person
namedas Executor and also petition praying Probate
OF said la5J Win and sament, and that she be appoin
ted Administrators with copy II the i'll annexed.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons Interested that
the heNt term of the County Court and for the count,
Of Iowa, next 10 be holden at The Court House in Mineral
Point, on the First Monday OF August the Cour
viii pr coed TO take proofs in relation said last VIII
and Testament, and final hearing will mad upon thu
said petition Dated July 9TH 1852
3w31 FARLEY EATON County Iudye
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

IL The Milwaukee Wisconsin states
that the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road will be opened to Madison by the
first of June next.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
IN AFTER YEARS,

Wien too late 10 be beneftted BY our kpovls3-, -
back and mourn, and regret the full coussguerN We ok
ignorance. 's p GU
What would we not often give To possess IN e71 life
knowledge obtain IA after And sber 4 ~
nlghtS Of anguish We might H9t have been spared # "a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

UNITED STATES Finances -Theamount
subject to the draft of the United States
Treasurer, on the 2lst of June is SIS
516,5 So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

Stale Of Wisconsin, County RichBnd, ss-Ls'-N
Alexander Ezrclcy-
" Office is hereby given, hat Joseph Aars9-.--r-.
- ing fled IN the County I0urt, petition 10
administration on the estate IF Alexander bAI-.-s
Of said county deceased, tn. said petition Is olt
Tor hearing until the thirty arst day Of JHiy
the house Of J. W. CoffBBerFy, IN Richand C!, sy
Of the clcck p m. when az1 where any Pei'''
appear and oppose the same rg-s
Dated July End, 1852. H.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
NELANCHOLY AID sTARrIINr
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sickness and suffering endured BY
for many years. from SIMPLE and c0ufr,I.ti Vie
TeLaedIedoI betIer stnot .ucaEred If eNe-y elaly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
YEARS or MISERY,

And her husband The toll and anxiety g -
necessarily deyoying upon HIM from sickness III IT, 80
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring ff-
petence which ms eXcTl0us entitled, the Ts
Of which would secure the happiness Of himself w.t. ~
-Sf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCY
WHY Is IT.

Thst we behold many females scarce in the merida ,
broken m health and spI1rs with cUmVlic7- li life
and ailments. depuvIng them OF the power for H. aseas
Of life az an age when physical health buoyspc w ,ssu
and happy serenity Of miud, arising from ~ s
should be predominant ''N- u health
Many OF the causes OF her sufirTugs
before perhaps during girlhood the frsr s.- gss
were IN their oTisn 50 Light pass unnotieeJ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

Inc oihces at Badger, Fond du Lac Co.
and Bloomingdalc, Winnebago Co. have
been discontinued, and the name of the
Office at Genoa, Walworth Co, changed
to South Bloomfield.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

SUDDEN DEAIL-The Madison papers
chronicles the death of ELISHA CLARK
HIcKcox. of ] ,ffalo, n Y. and brother
of Gen. G. ". Hickcox of Ridgeway in
this County He died at Madison on
Sunday last. supposed of affection of the
heart. lie was in perfect health in the
morning, and attended Church in the fore
noon, in the afternoon he complained of
slight pain in tie stomach, which was re
lieved by medicine, butsoonhe gave groan
and expired. Mr., II. was GO years of age,
and had enjoyed excellent health during
long life. Truly, -in the midst of life
We are in death
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

STEAMBOAT Explosion - FRIGHTFUL
Loss OF LtvEs-A telegraphic despatch,
dated New Orleans, July 9Th, says: "The
steamboat ST. James, returning from Bill
ok, exploded and burned this morning,
on Lake Ponchartrain. Fifty lives were
lost, including Judge Isaac Preston, of the
Supreme Court, Corporation Attorney
Wolfe, aud other prominent citizens, and
many ladies and children, returning from
the watering places There is much dis
trcss and excitement in the city. The St.
James was racing with the Mobile boat
Is An error occurred in our last is
sue in relation to the amount of Stock
taken in the Mineral Point Rail Road
Eight hundred and fifty shares, instead of
eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
was the amount subscribed
We understand at this time (Wednes-
day noon) 900 shares have been taken.
CuoLERA At SEA-Thc steamship Phil
adelphia left Aspjuwau on the 22d ult.
for Havana ana New Orleans. When
two days AZ sea, the cholera broke out
among the passengers and crew, and for
~ persons died. Among those who died
was Mr.. Birdsall, the L. S. Mail Agent.
The steamer was not allowed to stop at
Havana, and put into Key West
Exploration the cars on the Michigan
Central Rail Road are to leave Chicago
at 5! a N auJ 81 p. m, arriving at De
troit at p IA, and a. M. They Will
leave Detroit at . a m. and > p. m. This
viii reduce the time between Chicago and
New York to IL hours.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

- Il Is said that Attorney General
Crittendca viI 20 TO England as Minister,
in place Ct Nr Lawrence, who viii return
in October.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

DEATH or TIE WIFE OF Rev J. DEPUI.
The Galena Advertiser says "Wc have
been shown a letter from Rev j. De PUl,
dated at Fort Kearney, on the 18th of
June, which contains the melancholy in
telligcnce Of the death of his wife, HAN
NAH De Put She was attacked with chol-
era on the morning of the 18th June, and
died on Intervening of tday. Noone &C
quainted with tie family can refrain from
extending the deepest sympathy Their
son James was among the first who attempt
ed to cross the plains to California. He
got separated from his company in pursuit
of Indians who had driven off their cattle,
and was never seen more. He was doubt
less murdered Two children stillremain.
The above case of cholera was the only
one that had originated in the Fort, though
the disease had been very fatal among the
California emigrants which were passing
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
Wanted Immediately.


Two Cool WACO or Carriage TTRkers a q
L one experienced BLACKSMITH. Apply 10
SAMUEL RJEE.
DodgeviIe July 8, 1852. am3s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

IL Lookout for the Dog Law, now
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
LAREE.S AN yUnHRHs

L'OB District School Libraries also, gens..'rrI
L soTimcnt Of BLANKS, Tor sale at 10" O'''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
TAVERN AND FERRY

a,ui BRFGGSTOWN, WIS ,.
xiii JAMES LAWS would respectfully SAY - -
- travelling pHblics that he has ai ~ .st-b Z
on the Wisconsin River, an excellent Ferry $3.50
safe crossing place st ali sta ses Of water ne
3 a PUBLIC HOUSE, where rsseilers can DC aoo'IN
Z ted on reasonable terms. CEIl and see aiT2.
GTEUIEEsEEE Of ell kiads, for sale a. 81 $50
Briggst0wn five miles above AuscOdsy on the r.
River. T3Jgl -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
OMITTED.
ENTIRELY rIFFERExT,

Printed poo hr1wuisb, dirv paper with PAPER
10 can ae known also from the miserable aud il-.Ir ru
contains
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

The various Land Grant Bills have
been postponed in the House of Repre-
sentatives to await the action Of the Senate
on the Land Distribution Bill The i'm
preston is that the latter bill will pass
the Senate
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
THE MARRIED WOMANs
Private Medical Companion,

BY DR.. A. n. uAURICEAU,
FRoFEssoR DISEASES OF woNEx.
One HuHdredth Edition. Isrgo- pp. go. Price 50 d,
on FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 COL
First published in 1877, and it is not
sURPREXING OK WONDERFUL.
Considering that EVERY FEMALE
WHETHER MARRIED. OR NOT, can her,
acquire a full txnovI edge Of the nature
character and causes OF her compIaiuts
with the various symptoms, and thai
nearly
HALF y MILLION COPIES
should have been sold
IL is impracticabe 10 convey fully the yaruus suEs-,
treated Of they of strictly intended Or III
married those contemplating marriages. huJ no TENS.
DESTROYS Of enjoying health ad thar beauty couzeuuut
health. which conducive her happiness An
husband but either has M obtain IT, has VII
every husband who has the love and affection wife
heart tiar CT hIs own pecuElary lmpToH emenL
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY NAIL within the last few Iaos
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CAUTION TO BOOKSELLERS.
OF COPYRIGHT.
\ SPURIOUS EDITION


ssTaHt aud bareaCei, has been zurlritaur ISSUED r5
Re same form and size. CN2-uT tbs SANE TINA lADE sol
IECtir rife same
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
CHARLES FOSTER

Posr OFFICE DolNGs.-The following
new Offices have been established in this
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
Npn gSafel,inatpn.


Die 6eimltdtte " 1, melcbe mi
107 Stmmcn gegen So i'm 6aufe Der Re-
Iprdientanten pafirt wuroe, III outb i'm Se-
nate Sweimal 9sIefen. sic BAT aIfo nu,
nod bic brittle 8erefune Su paiTiren unt
pom 9relibentrn unterseiCtnet Su weroen, Ic
1T iie 9sise. Siefs 8il feet. mie fis uor'
Iicet, felf, pab isoer Burger Der 8ereinieten
| Staaten. 0oer ieoe 9eriOn, neIde 6aupt
elmer Samlie uno Dor oem |. Sanuar 1852
aIs Burger Der Sersini9ten St. naturaIiiirt
1T, berehtiet fsin fou, uabbem bic 8ia
pafIirt fein miro, unentaeIttib Don elmer
SisrteIfeftOn tl6O Qdsr) uuVsrfauften unp
uubefsetsn eances SeIie Su er9rsifsn. per'
fonsu, wstde Don ben Seifimmuugen oiefer
afte 9ebrnub MAIDEN molen. mulIen cine
befbworene 4usfage porIeeen, oas is 6dup'
fer Don SamiIien iino uuo CUR 3eit Der I'm.
melouug niht gigentbumer pon @runofll-
den in eisfem Ganoe lino, audi feline 9ruuo
outer perfduft bdben. um ltb eiefes @efee
ia Nuee IA MAIDEN. Die uuter otefer GFte
atqueirte 9dnoereen fOIen in ffintm Sul.
le Sur Brfrieolquna ron Sduloen, Wddhe
uor Der @rheiIuno ees 9arent5 Qematt
II marsn In GCihlaQ gCnOtrlmen mtroen onr.
ItH. ZGtIlH tlUNltU iItlltH lpulti Cub plt
9erfenen, pelbe ncb unter ciefsr Qfte auf
Gdnoereien nisesrgelalIeu baben, nat Gin
na9ung be5 Qffoauit uno Dor UbIouf pon
5 Snbrsn ibrsn WebuplaB perdneert ODER
oa5 in SeIiB qenommene Sdno auf ldnaere
3tit oI5 & WOnote, perIohen boben, 70 fol,
len Die bcilereIten gdnoGeirn an Die ReQier:
uno Suruffauen uno in oefcsib por9sfhrie
benem QEe9e abQe9eben meroen. 9Henn
cine Qrfcn, msIhe ieBt @inmobnsr zines
Staats ooer Serrit0rium5, aber nod nitt
8uroer Ser &ereuiaten Stdaten QswCroen
III su Der 3it, no lie iitt tim bic, aus bic
fem 9tfcee eutIprinQencenSUrtbeiIeb bemirbt,
tie porIttiftmieiae @rFllruuq obQresben
BAT, 8maer Der Berein. Stoateu iu wcr
cen, fo fou eiefdbe oen eing,borsuru 8ur-
Qeru geit geifeut neroen uuo auf oIcidt
Redte Nnfprucb MAIDEN. Wiemano fol- su
mebr, oI5 ~ einer &iert( Seftlon bsredh,
tigt Ieu." Sis 8efimmunQen reie5 @e-
ltePs iIno m6ulicbit liberal uuo IS wsrren
racurd Gle Wunitbe ouer Qrelstarier er
fuut!
9rtt msfcnHihe Qunfte Der 8id fino.
caB oeren 8TpuniiiQurQen nur whtIiten
Nn0ecIcrn iu She'll meroen Ioucn. coB tie
ucn ptn QBobitbaten ale bic auSihliset
meIte Iton Gauo beheen Coer ibr 0auo
pcrfaufen um pom unbeleBten Sanoe Selle
Su erQrsifen uno: cdB ouf oa5 edno fCin
YefdlaA alter GbuIeen bolber 9ele9t wrr:
cen fann.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
Gtlen6abn 9tftc.
Cine Ifts um ncic Nuentown uno pOttStown
@ifeubabn Gompa9ute" Su inforpUriren.

l(6ibuitt l. - Ell ss orcrcnt eurtb hSn SCnat
uno oss baus Der Reprctntantcn bcs Staats QcnnEl=
oanien, in GencrGt Qsmttp priammcit uno eS III bic:
nit eurdb bCrCn Qucritat ptrcrontt: SaB Satcb Dit.
finger, Ycter 21etrt, Gatbou C5Grmou, 8ctCrt 6.
9Brobt, 9cpiS Stbuibt 6. g. 9uith. Scbn g. gy1c:
ftr CHARTS 8rdner, SbcmaS g 9Hultn, Samcs Rlcin,
eSacc6 Saacr, 0apjb Stban NCupCn 0Cubern, GbriIt.
ion grCe Il, G. 9Iubc, Gpbrolm G5rm, 3. Gdlrt ser:
man 8upp. Srbn 9Rarts @cnionjn ScaGI oorritu gil:
Ter, pcttr Prent9 ger 8cmta, SCbn N2a6bcrn, aa,cn
Groman, Ghalcs y. ShctIncr, 6GnrV SthGlI, Gbotlfs
SclCr, 8eubtn Stdbttr, SElIe Skin Nycl;s gIleono
uno Satcb Sheib, pcn Gctba Gouut; Sotcb ..
Stecte, 6. r. 9tithcts, NJ. SliireSr, Scnas Smith,
Schu Smith. Samcs 9litterhauie, Z. e. Nct !otuw
prrs, 8. 91clI, Sobn oartrouff. William QEcaptr,
Charles baicr, .. s. oeeto, .. Ncune, Schn Stauf
fer, D. bturp Schnlcr, Gtcrac Sdru. y. : 0irGno:
Iinosr, 0aoS SebaU. AnlCs Sehute Sthn 9'stftd, g.
8. Shule. Daniel Bcpw, Scitab Rtnnlultr, uno z.
q. Strtpccr, ncn 9fcut9cmcrp Gaurtr; unp ypcrotlc
2rerler uno l4illiar Srcrtr ccu Scrfs Gaunr, cnsr
trstnp finf pcn bucn herlt gu GcmnlncuGrs ernannt
iino un Rihr III STnen, llnterhrliten Tl cmyfan0Cn
uno cine tStlbaft 81 cr9anlirtn unter Dem Stp uno
2itd oils .1ts aaentaun uno 4cstaun Gtitntabu G5t:
felibaft," mii outr Gpa uno untIrwcrfn allen Gors
tbrun9tn uno @tnIhrdnfunaen pcr9chrtcttn in elmer
4fte bctd nGeutahn @ticIithaftcn rtgultteno," 9e:
nebmiat dm l9tn Sag 6tbruor. 1S49.
dblbnitt 2--DaB Der Sapital= Stcd bcraatcr &C.
tllhaft beisbrn icH aus flint tauno antbstsn ilOcr
ron finf,ia Sbaer, 8crbCb altcn, oab tclaate Sc:
IeuIbaft pru 3sit 81 5st bei 81 bent @utped esru.
fsucn @erfammIunecn Der Stpdbatttr ibrcu Capital:
Stcd ptrmebrsu mag in eItcm Man6e ols crcroCrIlcb
1T um bsfa9ts 8abn gu vclIenoen uno nsn wabrsu
5rpcd uuo 9Ceinun9 bieIcr atie au$5ufdbren.
Gbfbntt 3.-Das bela9te SeicIihaft oos Setbt bas
ben ell cine Glsubabn u bauen coer 81 errdten rcn
Der Staot aueutoun in esta Gaunn, bic nddblte nuo
bee 91cus nab pcitsoun nGent9cmerD Co., Die Rrus
fol- bdilmnt ipsroen pis Der prsIbent uno bic Dirts
loren es am lbidllditen fnoeu mSeen. Die bea9tt
Gifnbabn 1T enufan9en innerbalb fduf 9abren uue ;u
pclenoen innrbnlb Sehu Sabren pcn Der alfruna eie
fer ltts on.
or Die ctentenautcn Gcnrniifcusrs liub eriiht
fd al perlanlmen ani Dcnntrlfoe oen 3tsn Stunt ndd-
items am sfsntIlbsn oouis pcn Sriebri b e d. elm
IN. in @lamcnsiIe, !Berts @duutt ju tsin Gnogpcd
ris ertcrrerliben cnettrotp 0lofreecr iu ersref'n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
Sefcntlt6c s9cnDu.

Uuf Samifaos ben 12tsn Suni, um ~
ubr Miuags. lOlen am Saufe oeS perhCr
bensn . onieI Yea9er, IeBtbin BON Nie.
oermacuuQit Sourfttip, 9eha @auntp, fol
9enoe QrtiFet ouf 6fentIi6er &eneu Usrfauft
meresn, ndmlih:
8msi 8ubc, 6 Stbwere, Elm Waqen fur
Elm uno Swei pferoe, 2 SparSier Bdaen
Elm 9utes einfpdni9s5 SpaSier- -pfsroe Sc
Ibirr cine oncere fett ooppsItes pftrteae-
fctirr, cine nsue patert Strobbonf, 9huq
unc @gQe Elm gutter SattsI Ssnfen, Elm gu
ter Sbubforren ~etter uno 8sttIaoen,
Std, StubIe, Swei Scfen nit Rcbr Su-
hen Stbranf Bureau. 3nber, Stdnoer,
6ciIeE, Gifenbdfeu, unc fonif nod eine erUBe
SHfd ieceubett ancerer ArtifeG Su weitIduf
rig su meIoen.
Die 8eoiu9un9rn am Eerfaufsta9e unb
Qufwartun9 uUn
SOBn Sadenfo6,
Nomtntltrotcr.
Wop 27. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
0Qhrihf

wirb btermit gesebeu, oa6 Ser ttnftrsettbnefe
ais Qominiifrator 0on Der SintsrIaiIsnI6aft
oes verferbeasT 8aniet Wae9er, lset,
bin oon Riseertnotun9ie Slhp., ee6a Co.
dndefeut moroen it, Ude Soltbe eaberT
Die nod an befaete SintsrIafenftaftfb fbuI.
big iin5, rperosn biermit aebeten iiidEfoaIS
6 8o6sn arfburufsu unc obBuDejablen )
unb SOttbe, Die nod rebtmdBi9e SOrberun.
gen an bsIo9ts 9intsrIaiTenfdoft bu ma6sn
baben, beIieben oisfslbe innerbalb befa9ter
3eit aud einSubrin9en, oamit QIIes iH
8ibti9fsit esbraht meroen Fam.
JObn 8adeufp6, 90 orr
sra; AZ -.---s-- na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27
9(n Das Uu6lifun1.
0np 81.

ga ib erfabren babe, oas lin 8erunt in
Guentaun uno Der 9tadbarfbaft i'm llmIauf
III, oaB id Die perfon mare wslthe Dem 0ru.
@bartes Stuber Die faIfhen Meoitinen
aus Srn. Or. DdnowSfp's Gpotbefc ee9e-
ben bate, wOrauf 9r. eewtS 9 6mio t
in feiner MittbeiIun9 i'm Srisbens6Otsn db.
orefiirt an 6rn. pb. u. 8uooIf @raf an
fpieIt, 70 erftare i'd bisrmtt oae ciefes Sc,
ru6t 9anS falfb uno unnabr in. uno oa6
ib niemals Dem lSrn. Stuber iene Msoiein
9e9eben babe.
Q. NUfenbereer, NJ. D.
SD befbeinise biernt oas es nicbt Sr
Or. Roienbsrger mar. weIdber mir iene fat.
fden Mecibinen CAB. uub oas i'd iiberbGupt
niemaIS haeno cine Meoitin pon Or. SO
fenberser erbaIten babe.
Gbariee SB. Stuber.
1ucntaun, Mai 27. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-27

Modt feinsn Yreunosn uro eem pubtiiudH
biemit cs Un5ei9c, baB sr fortfdbrt ooS
obi8e Sefchdft apf cine ausaeo eoebntre @sifs
oI5 fttber in al oelI,n perftbiscsncu 3rpsi9en
bu betrsibeu, an fsiuem wobIbsranntsH
Stantplae ouf Der Suefeite Der 9amittou
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