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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

BUSINESS ON THE People
may gain some idea of the business Of the
river by noticing the number Of steamboats,
engaged in the trade. y list Of arrivals and
departures fer week would fiR half column.
And this trade has been created in the last
two or three years With the railroad COM
pletcd to Prairie du Chen line of sen'-
weekly boats to St. Paul, the sane for the
Wisconsin, and weekly line to St, Louis,
this point might become the key to control
the business of the Upper Mississippi. See
what-&cu shall see in the summer Of 1855.
Crairforl 20. Courier.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
The BIest ones at Home.

A parody on the melody of " Old Folks at Home"
Away on the banks Of Iife's bright river,
Far, far away
There will my heart be turning ever,
There's where the blest ones stay;
All through this vale Of sin and SORROW
Sadly roam,
St longing for the dawn OF Inc morrow
And for the blest ones at home.
All without is dark and dreary,
Every whers roam,
o. brothers, how the heart grows weary,
Signing for the blest ones at home.
Through all earths sunny scenes | wandered
In youths gay morn;
How many precious hoursFve Equandered,
How many mercies scorned,
When seeking sims deusiye pleasures,
WFetched was |,
But now my heart has found treasure
There with the blest ones on high.
All without Is dark, &C.
One hour there is forever bringing
Memories of love,
Twas when my signs turned to singing
or the blest home above,
When shall see my Saviour reighning
On his white throne?
When will be hushed my hearts complaining
There with the blest ones al homer
Ali till then is dark and dreary
Every whore roam,
o. brothers, how the heart grows weary,
Longing for the blest ones at home.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
Great Central Route.
MICH. CENTRAL RATE ROAD.

TICKETS cen be had 10 Buffalo or New York
l. ria. Cleveland and Lake Erie; of Detroit
by boat TO Cleveland, and from thence by Rail
Road. The spenid Steamers
CLEVELAND and MAY QUEEN
Run between Detroit and Cleveland On arri-
wing at Cleveland, passengers have the choice of
going by the unsurpassed Steamer
Queen Of the West aud Crescent City.
To Buffalo, or go by Rail Road if they choose
togo by Rail Road, they will only have hours
on Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo. BY
these routes Passengers are not subject TO delays,
as by Toledo and Monroe. In bad weather boats
are unable to leave Toledo Aft
Kcnosha July II, 1858. X. BELL, Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

Contributions have been made TO the
Worlds Fair in New York, from over one
hundred and ninety cities of Germany.
oGDENsBCRGu, n, Y.-Fhe population of
ms village is 1871 being an increase in three
years Of 1861.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
w. VAN MSS, Sec.

THE CRoPs OF MIcHIGAN.-The wheat
harvest is in progress. The crop is the largest
and finest ever produced in Michigan. Ev
cry section of the State shares in the good
fortune. Corn is represented as looking very
well. Oats and potatoes are suffering from
drought The former will be light yield,
as also the latter, unless there is a rain soon.
The hay crop is a middling one.-DetroH
Press, I5h inst
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

AUGUsr ELEcTIoNs.-In the States Of
Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Alabama, Ar.
kansas, Texas and Iowa. elections take place
on the first Monday in August and in Ten
nessee ana North Ca DINA on the 4th of the
same month, members of Congress aud State
Legislature to be chosen in all.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
Health for the States.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH,
DlS0RDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND DE-
TERMINATION Or BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
Copy Of a Letter from nr. John lloyd Of Err
INN MIR LLLrlech Mcri0nethShile

To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SRI avail ysef OF the first opportunity of informing
you that for very long period afflicted with dan
g"rous 9ddreSs aud frequent swnm ngs in the head,
tended by loss OF appetite, dsordcred stomach, and
araily impaired health. livery had failed give
any permanent relief, and at length ii becnme alan-
ing that was really afraid of going about without
tendan:. In this melancholy condition waited personally
upon Mr.. Hughes Chemist Harlech for the purpose OF
consulting him To what had better do; he kindly
commended your Pills, tried them without delay, and
taking them for short time am happy to bear testimony
TO their wonderful efficacy. restored To perfect
haalih and enabled to resume my usual duties You
at liberty 10 publish this letter in any way you may think
proper. am, Sir, your obcdicnt servant,
m
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

POPULATION OF ST.. LoUIs.-The first
house erected in St. Louis in 1863. In 1900,
the population was SO; in 1920, it was
1900; in 1910, it was l6,469; in 1850, 50
800, and now it is estimated to be $4,000 !,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
NOTICE..

KENOSHA CIRCUIT CoURT-iN CllANCERY.
William Baker Complanant,rs. lothian Hutchinson, Sa-
ruh NJ. Hutchinson Elizabeth Ward and James I. Hill
dreh. Defendants.
WpY Virtue of final Decree made by this Court in the
above entitled calSe, the End day of May 1853,
shall sell al Public Auction to the highest bidder all and
singular the morgaged premises mentioned in the Bill OF
Complaint, and In the said final Decree In said cause and
therein described follows 10 wit "A that certain piece
parcel OF and suaed lying and being in the county o
kenosha and State of Wisconsin, and known and described
follows to vii: The North hall of the Northeast quarter
ofSectioA Number Twenty (20 of Township Number Two
%, North of Range Number Twenty 20l Eas excepting
and rescrying he cirOm strip of land oil of the North end
OF the NORTHWEST quarter of the NORTHEAST quarter OF snd
Section Number Twenty-said strip OF land being two On
rods wide North and South, containing of land and
bounded the North East aud West by the North East
and West boundary lines respectively, of the said North
West quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section and
the South by line rods South and parallel 10 said
North boundary line of said Northwest quarter Of the
Northeast quarter.
The said Sale will take place Saturday the 3Oh day Of
July 1883 Three O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. at
the Court House in the City of kenosha, in the County of
Kenosha, and STATE of Wisconsin. Terms, Cash.
L. COSGRAVE E, Sheriff of kcnosha County.
Dated June Ii, 1853. Is
STRONG & FULLER, Compl's. Solrs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY,
KENOSHA.

FKNE Cltizena of Kcncsha hereby informed hct the
above Library i ready Tor circulation The lndS-
have made large additionio the catalogue ot choice
works issues and have secured isCidueS for making
continual enlargcments, the wants of the community,
and the 81 the market, viii aoT. All are inEi
tel cali and examine Subscriptions received. and books
suyd at Library Rooms Office uI City Treasurer corner
OF Main ana Market streets.
kcaosha, July, 10, lSS3. At
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NILE ACI-LoI-S CLrRE oE n3npsY-

MIhhCt LDDS CbRE or Dit)PS1.
Extract Of a Letter from Edrard Rowlcy, Esq, of
India Walk, Io5dgo doted 1pra 8th, 1852.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR SIR-I deem it duty owe % you ard The public
at large 30 inform you of most miraculous recovery from
that dreadful disease DRopsy and which, under God was
affected by your invaluable Pills. WIS tipped five times
within eight months, and skifty treated by medical
practitioners but could not get cured, until had recourse
this miraculous medicine cured me in the Of six
weeks. lSigncd EDW ARD ROWLEY.
INFALLIBLE CURE or a STOMACH COMPLAINT,
WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEADACHES
Extract of Lette,. from Mr. s. Go,ren Chemist, o.
CLIFTON, near Bristol, dated J'H.y l4t, 1858.
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
DEAR SIR--I requested by Lady named Thomas,
just arrived from the us iEdies. 10 ucqGni You that for
period of eight years herself ond family suffered from
continual bad health, arising from disorders Of the Liver
md stomach, Indigestion, loss OF Appetite violent Head
aches, pains in The side, weakness and debility for
which she consulted the most eminent men in the colony
but without any beneficial result ~ last, she Ind
10 your invaluable Pills, which in very short time effected
great change for the better, that She continued them.
and the whole family restored health and strength
Further she desires say that she has witnessed their
extraordinary virtues in those complaints incidental chill
dren, particularly in Measles and Scarana
effected positive of these diseases with other
remedy. (Signcd :. GOWN.
These cele5rated Pin; are woadcrfHy cfjcacioas in
the toaocing complaints.
Ague D.opsy Inflammation Sore Troats
Asthma pysin'ery JaudiGe stone and Gravel
Secondary symptoms, blOCheS on the Female. rrcsitl-
Lumbago skin, rifles
TumOrs Bowel Coma lAins, Fevcrs of all
Piles Ulcers. kinds,
Culics Rheumatism, Nenercal Affections
Constipation ofthe Fits Retention Of Urine,
Bowels Gout Worms all kinds
Consumption Headache, Scrotuig, King ;
Debility, Indigestion Evil
Weakness, from whatey er cause, &c, &C.
Sold at the Establishment OF Professor IIoLLewAy As, ga
Strand, Temple Barr London, ard by all Vendors OF
Medicines throughout the United in Boxes al 81
SIC and 81 SOC. each. Wholesale b. The principal Drug
houses in tie Union and by Mes-rs y B. e D. SANDS.
New York
to- There considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n B.-Direciions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed ," each HoN.
J. g. ST1RK UEATHER5 g. Co., agents, Re.
n0sLa. lv-l
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A friend handed us the following gem with
a request to publish. We do SO with plea
sure, quite sure that his taste will be that of
our readers:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
1853. 1853.
BOOTS, s HOE s,
Leather and Findings.
LYMAN & GAGE.

LYMAN 81 GAGE,
(At the Old Stand Of +. w Lyman, IS Main ST.
WWAvE ON hand large supply Of CUSTOM WORK of
N IL the first quality Nhicht they will sell at
Low and uniform Prices.
Mr. LYMAN now East and will soon return with The
LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of Boots and Shoes
offered in this market.
Many ofihe Goods manufactured expressly order,
and for quality and price cannot be surpassed. Also,
SHOE FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS.
SHOE AND HARNESS MAKERS will at all times find
good supply of Leather from the aDnery of the KENO
Sih LEATHER COMPANY, for sale at the Store of Ly
& Gage.
The former proprietor returns thanks to his
heirliberal patronage and socs for the
firm continuance of the same.
April, 1853. IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
STATE OF WISCONsGN--KENOsIA co.
CERCITE COURT.
Truman Scowton,
Louis. s s;; I" Equity

1t satisfactorily appearing TO me, by affidavit,
that the subpoena TO appear, issued in this cause
has been returned by the sheriff Of said county,
=" not served" on the said defendant and that she
is ont of this state; on motion OF Barnes Lyon,
Solicitors for Complainant, Ordered, That the said
defendant, Louisa Scowton, appear, plead, answer
or dcmur to the compliments bill of complaint
filed in this cause by the 18th day Of September,
a. ID. 1853; and that this order be published six
weeks in the Kcnosha Telegraph" newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this goth day of MAY, A D., 1858.
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
BARNES & Lyon, Conlplainants Solicitors.
4 true copy of the original order on file;
(Attest) o. I. DANA, Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
USE BONPLAND'S
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.

EFT is neither Patent Cnack or Fnpiric but Genuine
Specific, prepared from the Recipe Of P! sfciai, au
apprC BIZ widest and be-known cienihc chemist
i'm The G. ,utry DR. r. Chiffon, Of New York and
by him recommended the world voluntary and without
paw for its valuable properties and deriaFed That u con-
nropees In removing Biie and giving TONE, STRENGTH
aud VIGoUR to the Ifuer. kidneys and Stomach, OF in
other words curing the disease Thoroughly and EeetHG
NOT inply breaking the chill but removing the Cause arc
eysryv here acknowledged.
The Testimony Of hundreds 10
OHIO. INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
And other paris Of the country could ~ gveHt prove MS
ask the public Try i. We hare the utmost con
Rdehee in it and we stake IS On its merits
LET NO Family BE HTTHOCT IT.
= ROBINSON,
qge-t fer Kens'sa'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

<oFFEE-Od Gov Java, kaguira snd Rio CoGces, just
SCOTT & STRONG.
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RAIL ROAD l..
Kenosha and Beloit Rail H..

Am and aer the first day Of August next and until he
fifteenth of August nesi proposals will be rcceiv
under SEAL at the Office of the kenosha and Belo Rail-
road Company kenosha for the construction of the
tire road from Kenosba 10 the Rock River Union Valley
Railroads. distance Of sboAt fry miles.
The proposals may be made for the grnding masonry,
ties and entire construction in single conaeor for the
same and all items separately IN independent contracts
BY different individuals They will likewise be received for
the above in parts The work will besides be divided into
sections Of moderate length, and proposals. rs above for
single section any number OF sections VIII be received
Pnfles and specifications may be inspected nj the EDg
ne elite kenosha and between the days above
Gifted forms Of proposals will be supplied toah VINO de-
Sire TO lake contracts. .. -
ALEX. C. TWlNING, Agent.
Engineers Office,
Eenosha, June 2Ssh. &
- The CaicaCn Journal janesyile Standard, Railroad
journal, Neu YORK, Plandealer, Cleveland. O, and Kali
way Times Boston, please insert til August luth and send
Their wills 20 Il, l. b. Naiload O6sce. 10
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

DRASS KETTLES, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills. Shnyels
and Tongs, Wire Selves, Timed lrcn Frs rEns r
.ale cheap st No. 20 Mainstreet, by
AugIs J.R. PHELPS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22
STRAY COLT.E
Special Notice.

Ill those who have deceased friends, and wish 20
"a nen,ora;e them in suitable manner would inform
TINT the MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT heretofore carried
ON by the subscriber this PLACES, will be discontinued In
a ~ weeks JOSEPH J. IBLE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

WWYTIi. form : daily line between CHICAGO, WAU-'
w kEGAN. kENOSHA, RACINE, MILWAUKEE
AND SHEBOYGAE. for the season of 1853.
The Proprietor offers IL the public hc above first class
Pressure Steamers, believing ihny will make prompt
safe and reliable line. They fitted up conformity with
the 4. :. law regulating and the public
assured that the internal police arrangements have been
made with reference 10 the comfort OF passengers.
To shippers he u,rs aside from daily communication
the that the agents Chicago ready upon proper
proof being furnished TO pay promptly for any loss da
mage sustained by property while in the possession OF this
line of steamers.
Passengers by tho Morning Express ainf from Evansville
viii arrive Milwaukee in time the Morning Boat, and
in Chicago in time for HE Evening Express Trains going
East.
THROUGH TICKETS must be purchased Of the agenta
before going on board.
lNo through tickets bchad on board of the boats
= CLEMENT Proprietor.
May Q, 1859. ma.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-22

nUHDS SUGAR. ssop article for sale at sixpence
ESE per H. by SCOTT & Strong
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GaI1Terutetc.
8erbrennun8 bes Dampffbiffes Snoes
penoenee-l5O MenI6enleben perloren
AaTsAkr

8erbrennun8 oes Dampffbiffes Snoes
penpenee-l5O Meni6enleben perloren!
Der Dampfer Ierrniste Stanten III am %.
3isies nit S2,230,000 in @plp su aeurrleanS
ansefpnthien.
Die tpihtiaite a6er aud Idredli6le gteuisfeit
1T bic 8erbrennlna pes DampfhiheS Snespens
benee, fiir pel6es fhpn felt lGnserer 3ett tpe9en
feinem lansen 9luSbleiben Scfdrdtunsen 9ebs9t
ipurren. DafIelbe rannte am f6. 5ebruar at
Der 8ilte bon 2pper Galifrrnien auf cine Sanp'
tanf Der Nargaretta Suleln. Drr6 bic aubers
prbentte Sibe per 5urnaees serietb baiielbe allep
In fpents Wlinuten In Sranr, ,inb bic ihredtHlte
Berpirruns unp 8eitiirSuns unter Den 5O0 pal<
laaieren erfplate. Da bic Sranbun9 3rlr 9ett
iebr plb mar, 10 rpurprn mebrere per BON Sailas
gieren anaefaate Sprts, inrem Iie rem etipa 300
9Jarps cntferntrn llfer ,ueilten, umSepcrfen mo-
bel giele ertranfrn. Das Seuer auf bem S1tIfs
errei6te enplib aud baS pulperma9asin, tpelaes
Erplpbtrte unb einen 8bel bes Shtttes In Die Suft
Iprenste. Sele Yallasiere rurpen bapurh IN
Die Srs sctpcrfen, anbre Ipran9en islbt bnetn
,tnb purben bon ben Bellen perI4ltmSen. ghrr
bic belten S6pimmer tcnntcn li6 auf pele g8eile
retten. Die, fpel6e IG auf 8pctcn ans Sanp
gerettet tatten, mueten pbnmahti9 ;ulcben, mic
bic 3urddgebliebenen Manner, 9Bebrr unp &inber
I'M Seuer tnp gSa1er 3u @runbe 9in9en. Die
3abl ber Serunslddten rirp BON t50 bis 200
anseseten. DaS S6iif purpe Sdnsli4 serltSrt.
Die @eretteten fanben lid auf elmer unbeippbnten
Snlsl, no 1e Sc Stmben ptns Speis unp Grant
unter grpeen 2eipen sutringen mueen, bis iie enbs
lid BON einisen BaafI6fabrern, bic IN Der einis
&c Meilen entfernten @aspaIena SaY la9en, abs
gebclt purben.
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SSerbetratbet; q

slm 23fcn glpril, pur6 9aRor 8Bller, Sr. So
c B Werfel, |, bon 8t6monp, Serts GauntY
NIT Nte Anne milte 9 9war,, Spr
@acun9ie, 2eba Gaunts.
glm 4ten 9lpril, pur4 gaitcr 6. gusrnifein
Sr. 8 bn 8aYmer, init Nib 6 L abett
q q s,Weiler, beipe BON SteSenIrn Gaunts
Slinpis.
Die Srauru fnb bic ;artcI Gbms gtdt,n,
Die Grtt auf uniirs pfaos itrsut
Sie Saubcrn uns ben !Sinmsl lbtu btentsosn
gBcm Gmcr fGbSns SrduB peibt.
SSas slcibst rpcbI Dem Gn9clbGd Der srltsn e;s6s,
Der unIrc 8rut nit @cnne fd0t,
limb uns eHtridt oss scbsns @aatSlpiels,
2fuf @rpistcitsn bin psrnabh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-27

auf ben gtnrtt. Sb1 unb Semitic perbsn nur
30 sissnsm @etraude sstaut, bod sebt bic Otans
nihfaltisfeit unp Der Grtraesrei6tbum befelben
iiber ale Se9rife. sSie 9rpb bic 5rudttartet
peS Bobcns 1T, srsbt i9 an, beltsn barauS, pab
bic NessrfetaSen friiber alIe 3pei gBc6rn einen
arteitStas fiir fd batten unb NIT bieirr 9erinsen
9trteit senus @streibe, SbF unb Semitic sieben
fcnnten, UNI li6 NIT ibrer 5anilie pas san,e
Sabr binbur6 gu erndbren. Teis, gGeIIdtcrn,
Sananen, pians, Manice, gamprrsel, Yataten,
ananas, Grblen, Srtnen, apbl, 9eterfille, Sels
leri, Qattb, Wlelcnen, Sransen, Gitrpnen, 2imcs
men, GpepSniiTe, Manscs, @uasas, 2lprifcIen,
@ranatGpfel, Srppfru6t, galmtpbl, &c. sebeibsn
in iippser 5iille unp tepiirfen entipeprr gar fei>
ner cber nur iebr serinser Yfese, bic msiit nur
i'm Serbinbern peS g9eteripuderns su beltrtcn
braudt. 9ln tpitbaren SaubEl;crn babsn bic g8Gls
rrr eincn nidt su erIdRpfenpen llebcrfIub.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-27
Die QNeltrerbriierer.

Die GpnItitutpn spn 9lprbs Carolina cntbGlt
einen para9rapbrn, prlher lautet: "Seiner, mel
der "a Oafetn @ptteS leugnet, prer
pte gSabrbett Der prptefantif 6en
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rents, pper Der retigtGfe @runbs
Ease fir unSertrdglt6 bdlt NIT Der
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I6reiter gGne Seipen su ben III =; IN tefSr<
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nebmliffcit itrrbpten Iinb, ir9enp Ctiras Gbrilts
lt6em 3u besesnen9 Saten le, ais lie bic Ser
cini9ten Staatcn tetrater, etipa niat eeipuGt,
Oas iie iidb su BEN drtlifen einpern 3dblen, pber
inb lie tn Der Gbidt sefpmmrn, baS Gbriitlhe
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irgenb einem anpern Ganpe iibrrtrphen in benz Ses
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pom 1 Sult 1851 bis 1 Suli 1852, fcl9rnbe
GapitalSer6reden linp Seriibt wprben: % Gltcrnz
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Uleu6clmcrpe, $40 semene Nprbe, Sumna {:
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uriPrun9 Der Stbet pber au6 nur an
pas OaIrtn OUtteS seslautt unb rrlisiBie
G'rnbIdse 9r9att baten. S8aS iaee i4 "sebabt
haten' -sctrciter nil i6 fraeen: nur Sprsrs
9eben baten, lie ;u alauten2 Nan iiterliett
cs ia fat ni6t in ben 3eitmsen, no Elm &r6en.
mitSliep pper gar ein 9repissr Gin Ssrtrc6en
te9ebt unb crtett lautes g9ebgeIdrei parater-
unp pas init 9iedtt, benn SeuGtlet Sabient auf9es
peft unb STentlia seSii6tiss gu psrpen !-tpartm
fi9t man abrr nidt benz Srrbrearperseihni1Ie Gin
8esiltrr Der getp6enen Sir6rnuitslieper bel 3
Das tpiirpe ia red,t in bic @usen 5allenb rartbun
wer bic Srrbrr9er liefern, bic 8ir6ensf reunbr
pber bic &irdensf c in be e!-(5rsbenstptr bon
Ship 1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-27
g. G ORB nj

am tebt:n NittpO6, In SaS+Bbeitball 5dtn.
l6p, 9e6a Gauntp, Sr. Yeter Albredt, fen.,
in Ieinrm 93Ien eebenSjatr Sci 1einrr Beer
Si6lns am Iestsn Samfas preriste Der Gtrs. Sdt
GER.
gtm 16ten DirIss, in 9pnn Sd,inI&is; & 0 Ii / .,
Spbn bon 8euben unb GliIa6stb BOD, an Der
Strncntsiinpuns, alt Sabre, II Mpnat nnS 10
Gage.
Sn g3iaIams SaunI6ip, gturtbaaptpn Gain.
ts, am f6tta Sieies, 6 iIatetb SsGers,
seittwe BON peter Sellers, aft sc Sabr, 2 @c,
nat unb 3 Tag.
am 5ttn april III tiel lrr sta6t, i'm gSp6entsft,
Sarab, @attin pes 5rn. yieubsn Mpper rnb
SSdttr beg SrR. SelpmpA @rielensr, int 34Fen
9ebcnsiabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-27

Ra-SanbY gSrlIa rr;ablt fclsrnren Saupt>
IpaB: Gin @iann mar gum Srluh auf benz eanpe,
no es niht5 G'ciiti9es au trintcn sat. Sdpn
;tpei Stunren Dor rem Sriibltiid mar CT auf ben
Senrn lnp srrlanste iein Stters. gs mar nhta
,u baten; natirli6 fiblte er 16Ge6t. ,,sBie melt
III es bis gum na6fen BirtbsbauIe9 2" fraste CT.
,,Sier Neilen," lautete bic 9lntwcrt. Die purs
itise Seete madte fitb Ipfcrt auf bic Spdcn, sne
4 Wleilen In elmer beiteren @cmitbs slttmmuns, fam
ri6tis an bas gBirtbsbaus unb fanp, 3u einer srps
Gen SauIdunS, bab es Elm % bt9teit s.
= a us mar