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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
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0elb zImpfer 9Snr5el.
(YELLOW DOCK RoOr)
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nus esn btlttn 9SurStu mo Nriutcrn ntr NRatcrlo
SRtrjia, unO bat siutu undWrtrctentn Nuf trbolttn
fit oe
9tcsuiflm9 np StSrfuu9 brr Grtrr unp Der Srrs
pauunseprsanc uiic 0trhi9un9 res 9Ra9enS
,inp ber Gin9rreire, -
rceurb turirt ptretn alIs bjltSfn Srontb@itcn st:
bCr6tlbrtroti, DrspSpiia, lluuroaullbttt, Strrpf:
una, 4ttS, 6rrfithmerSn, 91ttblttftttr, Gjdtudbt,
lr6cttit, QrpaltsrtrlRtt, etc., uno pIrurlabt pre
fag lis Sptiitu olIs Sbts ndbreu uno rhaEn;
Jteinisuns bss ShttS,
uno irfcr9cr otilnp9 altr GuSwIcbit, 6autauShlds
90, Strcfln, Sltilltn, @rpllpdas, Grnescpt 3rt {,
spcdsn i'm @ilcht, ioietlatttrn, gtlbpurt, MtrIuriz
altrantbcitrnL Il. |. 10.
9lc99ltrun9 Ger 9ltIcnprrum0SsSrsanc,
retsbe in oen Sfono 9tltet ,ptrotn tbrs SuutItrncn
9sbtri9 oussuiitCu, wrpurb plet ibmrjtlbi uuo 9t'
fdelltbs Ar0utbsatu ptrDdttt uno 9tbalt msrrSn;
Startuns res gluSenlY1ent5,
ipceurh usrrS Srr,tatiSn tSi9tIs9t uno ollie Ntrpns
trantbatln, ais ppttra,' TturNl9Ia, 8rdnrft,ttt.
GSi unibertreffli@ in rcr Seilung olIrr
,yrauen=Sfraneacitcu,
as Stbralbbstt, aII9tmelue OebIlIdt, lnrt9dmSgt9:
tlt, &trItcpfunacn, Sdpmctn Der Stge, Gsoer, (l5t
knts etc., ourtb Scbwaebbslt utrlrlads ebtutalls,
eunatn. uno Satsbtthptrosn, ais &srtdtun9eu, gu:
fen, 2Qtbma, aae;ebruus, ets., icwie sHaitrIutbt.
Oa MIR eSn ;nlammGn9ttetn Sprup rrn Gd6s
om.ftrS9urEln, nberat;t peu s. Nlere uno &C., ,tnt:
pectr st6lt rrer in unlsrn Samllisn 9spraut)t uuO
otnabtn ais Ebr btbar uno erlcl9rttcb 9cfunon ba:
ten 10 empfttsn mir tbu nit Scr9nt9n Dem Qutlt:
tum als cine irhr lCbltbart SRrel3m an.
&. 8rurue, @l1., 9atblcr otr 9i0tional Sanf
prcriosnes, 8. g, Il. u. Sptnsrr, @ll, 9olbcr
hsr ems Hcd Santi sbspoaldtit +; @brm. lGu Qblt:
lips, Gbrr. 3. V. Hitbmpnr, 6. g. Scnes, @plter
res Wrcpiten ense G1cn. 2top., SHu. SSIr, Syl. g8 g.
SN, Cirrus Sifbcr, NJ1. g. .. o., SAINTS 5utdbnIru,
IS. g., Nsa. y. :. SaNs, Ort. Btni Slclbp, uuo
EunoSrt Gnort trr ahtt0rtln 6amlIitn pcn 4rcvi;
pents.
DieIes 6sssuet SaE itb fir rnt QH,ati ron Satriu
mtoer 3ubtrtituns uno &lrkrti1un0sntilr prn sVcr.
is's 5uialimsnscfehm Sprup pen ojdtampfr.Seur:
Setn pertraut btn. aub bin tcb nit otlIin modus
0perandi tti Srautbtittn bttannt uuo tanu hocn,
Rap bcrldbs in allen 6ufhtin fir pt .otttuna Der
an9e9ettnen Srautbtttn pcrtrtfftih 0etj0utt it Gr
N bslcnosrs rpfrtbpcu tsi Il au cb &c /
uno aller iis be9ltifnen Spnpcme, tepirtt cine &c:
Iunoe Sbiti9ftt oer DC ,cntkrnt @ritarruua uno
tlntbdtt9fet eflts Sr9ars uuo ltlmurt ur atiunotn
$biti9teit ots 9aujcn Spiitnls. als Gin 8lut;
tetui9er bat CT tincs Glritbtn nitbt.
DaSis Splres, 0f. ..
prepStutt, 93. =, Sauuar 4. 1853
5ubtrsittt ccn 6. NRerGe unb &C., 416
g3rraonn, NtlIpcrt, uno mrtouft pcn Oruaeilss unO
Nneern IN eiGtm uuo anecrn ednotrn.
3u BADEN i'm 9utb1cbr bts parictcu. bti
Jtef, @jutb rmb 5rrrlrr,
$40. 81 Stcro ISanliltrn Strage, Qagnlaln.
Maat a, 1888. n0lS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Sr9relffn ptele N(etbpbe thrrit 6reunHfn, @Ins
nrrn UNI etnem 9eeRrtcn 9ublitum an5u,eisen, pal
lte lprben einen
gteuen Stobr
an bcnt gde Der Sriffnz uno Wlttel. .StroEcn In
Der bliibenpe Sorpuab @ataIauaua crritbtet bos
ben, unO baB ite nun brrrit inp alien 9tnlprrdrn.
Den n'N SSmld gu bienen. SIR Stpf
Grpdcner g4aaren
Ut Gin berltder, imp begreit alle gtrten Ratrrioz
lien tur glnjt9e in lid, bic in einrm ppbIenocridz
teten Stpbr 9eutbt prrpen. S6r breitrs sud- Fir
Manns s9nSt9r, Satnrtts, 1t. +. No., unp lire Sri.
De fur sdpteS Oreles, 0in9bams, Sbopls. &c.
perpienen btlCncrrS bic 9lufmrrtlnmfeit bes Qubs
sifurS.
o3erien.
Sbr Stct GrcSrrten IN in brr Chat Gin Sprtrefz
IItdfr. Gr br9reift ben brIlcn NiclalrrS, 9udsr.
Seee, 8affre, u. T. w. in ii6, Der I'M Niarft ,a
Hnpen 1T. ."
SIR Stcd Suten ssgB aaren. 6orte.
" IA rem, vi ens gB aaren, Grben.
2S aa re II, &c. IT ebrnfaas Elm lrbr gut alsaes
ipdblter, snb aud in pieirr SnFft sc6t mar, 9c.
raee an Den reftrn Srt irrnn man tci tbnen eitz
ruff
&llrS IN ieScr 9inIidt fi6lm lie iGcr,euot spll.
tonlnlene Setrtcoi9n9 9ebrn III f6nncn.
Jpr Setretet ptrp allesrit pabn oeteu MIR
tetne 9rcfe, utp 1cmt I6nellere @crf6tIfe an mo.
dfT-llllp ba9er 1T eS baB fir SerIpreden bal, Iie
woblTeil penn nidt Wpblfsiler ais irsenb Elm ans
oerer Sto9r in Der llmse9enb Sertaufea t6nnen.
Bs5~2lae slrtrn 2dnpesrrcsutten werpen i'm
AuStaul6 fiir gSaara anseucmmen unp pafiir Der
bS4ite Marttprei6 crlautt.
Nufet oaber an unb urtGeilet fir gu6 Iel6a.
otir bies ipiro ni6t5 ansere6net. Sir ben aes
reat8ten 3uipru6 bee publitlms werSen lie ieber.
Se't oantbar iein. g. S.9actar u. 60.
e'Nl"'4"'' "ea' IL. na5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
sc q 6 + / Cb t.

gfadri4t tpirb bierntt ee8eten al, alle gnics
nen, relde unpatentirtes 9anb in 2ed,d Gaunty
e9nen, baB bic 9lttr pom 10tcn 9lpril 1885, (pels
DIE Die SntereiIen aufS gnfaufsselb 9rabuirt,
menn bas eanb BON ben GamtYsGpmmilIpncrS
seiaGet wrb) lcBten SEinrr ipieoer erneurrt nor.
ben tlt-oaB lie pieber bic @elesenteit baten bic
Snterellen gu erparrn, wenn ie paS eanb jebt irei
maiden. George Slant,
Sernsfsr fur stdba Gaunh
8. Saucrr, Mat If. na4nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
gseues gSanopopier 98aarenbous.
VnrtDn unD 2antn1,

Wanufafturer unb Smporteurs,
SIC. l24 1rd'Sra6s, 2te Shire c6erbat6 oer 6tcu,
.99tlapefpbta.
yyS$o 9cfuneen wtrNfn fam csr srSgtc uno Csftac.
- ~ pdble Stcd in Der Gin.
O|~&duftr i'm eonbe tsnuen bier ottcnmcSirt
mEroen cbns iitb utiter uniuebeu. uno tSnnen ptrs
llfprt etn coP iie Den @rrbtil i6rr Gsbsr rbottsn
Burton tnb 9anina,
IA Ard1'Straee, cberbal6 oer 6ten, pbitaoslpbia.
NaSrS 80. na3Sr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
amcemsm00reu.
@eleQf fr61ftsz zMuEDiun9.

9ia6rtdt rirp bisrpurcb srsctcn, bab bic felt
einiser Belt fer bfltanbcne Sanpelsz z@elrllI6aft,
in Dem Grrdcnwaaren @rI6dit, swiI6rn Dapib
unb GbrmaS 9rter, unter Der 6iuna ppn D. unp
3. peter, in Seipelters SaunI6ip, 9eba Gp.,
am 1ltrn Nat plu4 beiberieitige @inpi(liauna lit
auf9cIbf wprben. 9llle bietenieen ba6cr prlfe
nod an bciaste 5irma ldulpi9 linb, fnb biermt
auf9efcrbert, ;piI8rn nun mb 6 gBccten pbne
5ebl an3urlfen unb at3utr3ablen. Il llnb 1clbe bic
nod anIrrbtrunsen babsn tSnnen bieIelbe aud
ennrn Dem ndmli6en 3eitralm ppblteldtist fiji
Sr3ab!wtg rtn3ubdnbiaen. Oiele 9adri6t 1T
cine Grnitbdfte ncem iie ibre 0el9Gfte etn,utel-
len fiA enti6lC0en taten unp aIles in 8t9tisfeit
Su brtnSen rptinIden.
Ddpib 9eter,
Gbpmaspeter.
Ntat A. %4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
G1t1l1nalt1 ms sSpdelSpiQe

9lanfenzStraBe @eIellI6oft.
gtadridt rpirb hermit 9c9ctrn, bag bic Cont
mieipnrrs, In Der gltte Der gtiiemblp UNI SutIcrps
tpnen ;u bem Capitalized Der ,,Gataiauqua unp
5cselspille 9lantsnihaBen @eleGI9aft'' ;uempfans
gen, Sii6er sr6ffnen perben, am SauIr spn q as
tban5e9elY ~, In Der Borough @ataIauotla,
ant 9icntas ben 13ten 9as Sum, na6iteas, UNI
10 utr Scrmittass, su weI6er Belt unb Srt
prei pper inebre Der GOnmibicners bciwptnrn prr-
ben, unp pelfe Bidder an belastem Srt often
bIe6en, tpenn es nUtbig lein plte, fir flint auf-
einanber frl9enbe seIebrnGBise Ia9en.
Saepb GilIin9er, Samuel Sie9er,
9ldrpn @utb, Daaib 99cn,as,
Spen 8ice, 9baon Albriat,
Scnas Sierp, Sames 80. 5uIler,
Gbarles %. Cooper.
Nlnt fS. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
IS t oaer en-.

sic lnbcn iretrn crbaltrn Elm 8rescr SorratG
Srn 0rr3crien srn 9ieupcrt rnp eripartcn in sini>
gen &a9cn hWd ben 0elapare Canal cine srpee
GuantitGt, In Sbliapclpbia 9rfauft, at erbalten;
Uno atlrS an etnrm fIci,rt stSbSnts auf raS GaI@
Yertnlft wrrren ptrb.
9reb, 0utb bunb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
SIemeto N&0(ttt@

0CGttGt0 AIS0NtEW
erHaltfn tatrn, unb raB ite nit tcm 8rrfauf lists
10 fIeBt9 bei4dfti9t ipare,, bab ibre 9etanntmar.
dung panureb pcr9rlIrn sins ater tnpcai 9fldet
erbaupten eS Ssle ndtS rtr9 apSerteilen sefi5s
rrll, rpllen mir befanntma6en pab pirunIern prit-
ten 6rdEihGrss sGinfauf BON trpdrnrn gSaoren ers
9alten babcn. Gafllittcr befnpen li6 bic iptne
idrnsmertbtitc Irtitel fiji 9dprS lnS 0jrntlrmenS
Sra3t, bic tn grurorf unc gbitabrlpbia Martt slt
tmpsn iinb, unb wrl&e alIe an ieGr 4erabscisBtfn
9rcilrn Srrfauft prrScn,
9reb, @ utb un6 Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
sc q M / h t

&c q U I I 0 t
tpirp Fernit 9eseten, Rap bic 1ntcrT6rietenii, dls
armintratcren pom pu SinterlaiIrnIdaft Ses
srritrrtcnsn 9eter9fbred t, Iebtbin BON
Siip-SSbcitbaa Saunfdip, 9e6n @aiinfy, aitas3
itelt wprbrn fnp.-2Iqe ipl6e pater, bic mod alf
irseno cine SeeiIe an teIa9te SinterlaIepl@aIt
i6ulbs linp, werpen erIudt innertalt IedBS 800
den bci ben 9pminiltratoren an;urufen lllnb 9tids
ti9tet gu ma6et-GbenIp pirienieen bic rcdtmafs
li9c 9miprtide su umadn 9abrt, fhb rrIudt ibre
9trdnunscn innerbalb benz frlfSrfrBtfn 8eifta,ntf
fiir Se3abluns ein;ubanpisrn..
Spbn@ bre6t,1
@etefMatf, @PnferS!
Wa 4. nsew
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

DFSbinfen S6mats +! /! Slide !!!
@rtnb6ecrrn !! ! &C. ipctcn er6altcn am ppbls
feilrn Stobr BON 8. 90. @rubb.
gllentaun, Nai If. mann
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
g. SSS. GSrnb q %

3ci9t rbrrrtieti9f ben GinwcGncr 9taentauna
unO 9fadtarl6aFt an, paB er iprtcn cine anrec
9roBe Srt frrti9scmaHtrr Slriprr crbaltcn Fat,
lplAe ais
&0fe. &cfen uno Soo1en
Spn jebcr 9trt, wrl6e na6 geitelttnacn ormndt
mOrocn iillo, mb irpftir man gut itrbt paB ir pGs
lt9e Sattsfattipn 9eten nrerpet, bripfS in Sualts
tat uto Stpl, unp iplen sertailit wcrben an Ipls
den prciBcn bic HAN nht unterSrrtaufrn fam in
Stlet unp ganp.
&rmmt unp maGt tei iGm encn ScrluA, neil
ale Sleibun8sitiife bic in pieirm GtablilIrmcnt
ocrfauIt merbGn bhfir 9ut9eitanprn mirp, unp &c.
rahe pnS linp fir mas man lie angitt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
| gtne anbere llene Mnfltnft,

am 8rrbcn SSrlrrn trrfrntn g8aarrn lnb fcrttotn
&riper emporium, rbcr Solfs Stctr, Gdc
Der Stem unb SamitpnsStrabc, srgrn.
iibfr $ a gen 6u eD s Srtel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
Irpfene gSaarel1.

Die llnterSeidnetet tei,a@ridtisen baS gutli.
tllnt bab iie rifics 6riitjabr tpirprrbpIts &rra5
tbc BON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Sans {! Sans =! Sans -!
Sprbrn rrbattcn cine sldn,fnpr 2luspabl BON
Sans, Iegr mpblfril tet s. SO. @rubb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
u elaer 9 fpDr
Sn Gatalauqua, eedba Gauntp.
g. o. Quoting s. Co.

Gr9rrtIfn picIc Ntrt9phr ttrrn 5reunNrn, @Sn
ncrn unp einem 9erbrtcn 9ublitum an5uSrisen, pa
lie iceben einen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
Gcbr a,st Sfeites !!

3si9t bicrmt ftiucn Srcunecn uno cintm 0ctDrttn
putltum on, bde CT ftint g8trtitdttt peittr cc oo
miltcnsSua6c binauf uno ;por rio nitbitt SbGrt 81
et9btaps Strtrhauf, pcrltst bat 100 Ct ieosrit Gin
ntuer unp ausWeebutrr &crratb pru
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

6au5s uno Soefs II bren
ouf ,oono talttn wirp, pctbts
in biti;r Stopt an StbSnbsit
8itli9ttit, uno @iitt nisbt jitcr:
trcfen miro. Stin Strtt be-
ittbt gum Sbeil aus frl9cuocn
l(rtitt(:
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he has ceased to be bachelor, said Miss ------,
who was passing with copy of ''Dream Life
under heriam. | know Mr.. NJ; and here
the lonely girl sighed as if the great privilege Of
intimacy with this romantic author were solemn
and saddening responsibility. She glided on and
was lost with "Dream LIFE" in the moonlight,
while we looked admringly after one who knew
the magician that SO sklfully blew the cinders Of
his cigars in our eyes, making US weep and weep
again, and fall in love with such luxury Of
weeping. IA
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tended to cheaper manufacturing products, as the
effort of that chcapness 10 to put the fabrics of
woollen and silk within the reach Of the poorest
classes. Our books, at this day, may not be indi-
vidually superior to the books Of the days Of Eze
vir, but millions Of men now possess books whore
hundreds only possessed them formerly Our
vases and cups may not be more exqusitely
wrought than the vases and cups Of Benevento
Cellini, but they are wrought, not like his, for
Popes and Emperors, but for Smith and Jones,
and all the branches collateral and direct of the
immense families of Smith and Jones. Our roads
are not built at u vast expense, for some royal
progress, or the passage of conqnering army, but
are built to roll from house to house the precious
treasures of industry, happy freight Of excur-
sionists, giving their hearts holiday of merri-
ment and innocent delight. 3i as8 r ali
4 Our progress, in these modern times, then,
consists in this, that we have democratized the
means and appliances Of higher life; that we
have spread, far and wide, the civilizing inau-
ences Of art; that we have brought, and are
bringing more and more, the masses of the people
up to the arstocratic standard of taste and enjoy
rnent, and diffuse the influence of splendor and
grace over all minds. Grander powers have been
infused into society. larger variety and "a
richer flavor have been given to all our individual
experiences; and what is more, the barriers that
once separated race, the intervals of time and
space that made almost every tribe and every
family the enemy Of every other tribe and family,
have been annihilated to enable the common in
terests and common enjoyments to renovate and
warm US into amity Of feeling and the friendly
rivalry Of fellow-workmen, pursuing, under differ
emit circumstances, the same great ends. 81
Legislation, rightly directed, might have done
and might yet do much for the civilization and ad-
vancement of society; but, unfortunately, in most
nations Of the earth the legislation, having been
under the exclusive control of self-styled higher
class, has mpeded rather than fastened the move
ment. Yet in the face of this terrible obstacle,
under all the evils of the insular monopoly OF
Great Britain, seeking to aggrandize her own
industry at the expense of the in
dustry Of the rest Of mankind, the genius of prac-
teal art has triumphed, and will triumph still
more, over every difficulty. It is raising the la
borer to his true position; it is facilitating the as
ISOLATION of men; it is harmonizng their interests;
and whether legislation helps it or not, it will u
timately redeem our race from dependence and
slavery. And herein is the chief reason why we
to-day salute with satisfaction the opening of the
CRYSTAL Palace flst 4t stFsr3 i.sqgtfs. sgas
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At the land Office at TENNESSEE, commence
ing on Monday, the tice,,ly second day of August
neat, for the disposal of the public lands situated
within the following. named townships, viz: 8o,
North Of The base line and east Of the principal mer;
~ dian. ~ t4tsi .Hstt ol e
Township thirty three. Of range two. <4o
Township thirty three, of range three. ul lBt
Lands appropriated by law for the use ofschools,
military and other purposes, together with "those
swamp and overlooked lands made unfit thereby
for cultva tion,' if any, granted to the State BY
the act entitled San act to enable the State OF Ar
kansas and other States to reclaim the Swamp
lands' within their limits" approved September
%, 1850, ,oill be excluded from The sales.
Particular lists of the sections and parts Of sec
tions not heretofore offered at public sale in the
particular townships above mentioned, will be de.
posted with the register and receiver at the 6aut
Ste. Marie before the day Of sale. The offering OF
the lands will be commenced on the days appoint
ed, and will proceed in the order in which they
are advertised with all convenient despatch, un-
til the whole shalt have been offered and the sales
thus closed but no sale shall be kept open longer
than two weeks, and no private entry or location
by land warrants for bounties heretofore granted BY
any law of Congress- for military services rem
dered to the United States of any of the lands.
will be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing.
ton, this eighteenth day OF May, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty three. III
9a hnh FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President: ~ .i8 .fa at H
~ JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER c. BARRY's
L TRICOPHEROUS,o or Medic0ted Compound, for
benutifylng. curling, preserving, restoring and
Strengthening the Hair, relieving diseases OF the
skin, curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. Bounded by no geographical lines, the
reputation of Barry's Tricopherous pervades the
increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor Barry, after careful examination of his
sales book, finds that the number of bottles de-
vered to order, in quantities of from half gross
upward, during the yea! 1852, was within trife
of csc, 900.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evil
dences of the wonderful properties of the Trico-
pherous when the public have furnished such an
endorsement this. The cheapness of the article,
and the explanations given of its chemical action
upon the hair, the scalp, and in all cases of
superficial irritation, fret recommended it to
the attention of the people. This was all that
the inventor desircd. Every bottle advertised
itself. The effects of the fluid exceeded expec.
tation. 1t acted like charm. The ladies would
not be without it. Country dealers in every
section Of the United States found they must
have it !; and thus was built up Wholesale
trade of an extent hitherto unheard of as regards
articles of this kind The highest point has not
yet been reached, and it is believed that the sales
this year will be million and half of bottles. 81
York. Retail price, Is cents q large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, Mexi.
co, West Indies, Great Britain, France, &C., by
s. PARKER, Penn. avenue,
ae And A. HAMMOND, 7th street, u
June I'D &triw6m* era III Washington.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS by the act entitled s.An act relating
wv to dogs approved 25th July, 1929, and the
It is provided that "whenever it shall he made ap-
pear to the satisfaction Of the Mayor Tint any ami
NAL of the dog kind within this city shall be
ssdeemed and considered mad" it shall be s'the
duty of the Mayor to issue his proclamation re-
quiring that all animals of the dog kind shall be
kept confined for such number of days as he shall
deem expedient and proper, to state in said proc
lamation, not exceeding ninety days; and It shall
be the duty of the city constabes, and lawful for
any other person, to kill and bury all and every
&C., d0g soi Mo. A'e' '0n'''y 'n' 'a'' p'
Nov, therefore, it having been made to appear
to my satisfaction that there are 'anmals of the
dog kind" mad within this city, do hereby give
notice, to all whom it may concern, that cali ami
mails of the dog kind" in this city are required to
be kept confined for and during the term Of sixty
days from the date hereof; and the police ofhcers
of this Corporation are required to enforce the law
in respect to all such as may be found going at
large contrary to this proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Mayors office, in
the city OF Washington, this 29th day of June,
1853. JOHN w. MAURY, 5H
July 6--law6w 17 Mayor.
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By the President: II lg aE
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre.emp-
ton to any of the Hands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated, is required
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the commencement Of the public sale Of the land
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
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