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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

During the past week the sleighing
has been quite good and the gingl,ng
bells and smiling bellies have been well
displayed.
We are convinced tina. cold weather,
especially with sleighing, is one Of Hy-
msa's inssrumen,aliues, else why is it
,he weddings turn up at this particular
..mes Na,rnnony has Of late become
much desired BY those living in single
h.essedness, consequently weddings have
gone offllke "ho, cakes" The ranks OF
the. unini.ia,ed are being 50 ,hinned tina,
webegin to
s'reei like one who treads alone
seme banquet hall deserted"
The principles Of rotation in office is a
familiar doctrine with Us.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Messrs. Usher, Thayer 4 Co. have Ia
ken the Ogilyie House for the period Of
ten years, from the first day OF May next
We understand they have made arrange.
men,s with Mr. Clever, the present pro-
prie,or, 10, take possession by the lst Of
March. The house will be furnished
anew from top TO bottom, Mr.. Usher ha.
wing gone cas-, to procure furniture. II
is the Intention Of these gentlemen to
keep frs, class hotel, and to this end
they have employed an experienced no.
tel keeper from the east. The house viii
be enlarged and improved in many re-
spec,s. The manner in which our pub
lie houses are conducted is matter that
interests all our citizens, and while CIV
Ing Mr.. Clover prea, credi, for the excel
len, reputation the house has received
abroad, we have reasonst TO believe tia,
in the hands OF It's new proprietors, it
viii soon gain reputation far superior to
what il now sustains. We wish them
success Musk. Jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

The telegraph dispatch Of our ex-
changes and the news received BY ar'vai
Of the las, steamer IL very meagre, and Oh
very little importance.
The following. which We clip from the
y. Y. Tribune. is asynopsis Of the East,
ern affairs. and places the whole OF IN
la.es, dispatches ina nut shell.
The news from Europe by the steamer
Arabia fully confirms the reported success
ses Of The Turks at Tshe,al. rhe Rus
slams were siznaly defeated, their loss in
killed amounting to 1900 according to
their own account The prcparations for
war in France and England are going
forward with vigor, and there IS appa-
ren,ly no expectation Of peace in any
quarter. The allied feet, are in the
Black Sea, where they are protecting
Turkish conveys with troops Of ASIA
This carrying forces to attack the Nus
slams is the next thing TO positively attack
ing them a, first hand. 1t will not be
surprising if We hear by the next steamer
that there has been fighting hesween the
allies and Russians in that. quarter even
withou, waiting for formal declaration
of war. That declaration will doubtless
soon appear, however, and then the dance
will begin In earnest. ~~m...t e..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

A letter from Washington says there
IS now before Congress petition from
Mrs. Elisabeth {. Smith, OF Missouri
who, in ls46, under the assumed name
Of Ben Newman, volunteered IN the
Mexican war. where She served faithful.
iy Tor ten months, when her sex was dis.
covered, and she was discharged lrou
the service. Ben has since married
and now applies for her pay and bounty
land. AS the Aaw applies TO soldiers, and
not to men. this female soldier NAV be
successful, aud she ought 70 be - Gin
Enquirer
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Boston, Monday, Feb, 6, lS5

Boston, Monday, Feb, 6, 1854.
The Steamship Arabia arrived at her
wharf al 8 o clock this afternoon, and was
Immediately boarded by the Custom House
officers, who examined the passengers
baggage.
We seiec. the following items OF news
in addition to the Halifax dispatch.
There is great distress in Ireland on
the accoun, Of the severity Of the weather
and the high price Of provisions. Al
Carrick riots were feared, and the mill
tary were under arms. In Limerick,
also, the population have threatened to
break out.
The Turks are recruiting $4,000 Spa.
his for Omar Pacha IN the spring. The
Spahis have not been in arms since the
destruction Of the Janizaries.
! A force OF Turkish Cossacks is being
organized by Sadik Pasha against the
Russians. On their standard they eeai
united cross and crescent.
The ice on the Danube having disap
peared the Turks in kalafat have FIRE.
communication with Widdin.
A coal pi. depot for the French feet i.
forming at Sinope.
Louis Napolean has written an auto.
graph letter to the Sultan regre.t,ng the
Sinopc affair, and assuring Turkey o.
his support.
Gorchakof is reported to have ordered
his officers in future not to attack the
Turks, except with superior force.
| A commission Of Turkish and foreign
engineers are surveying the ground land
ward from Cons,antinople for defense,
against future invasion.
One Austrian and one Prussian cor.
vcue entered the Black Sea the day al
ter the Allies.
The Sultan has pardoned the Sofia,
for their recent outbreak, with a warning
to be peaceaole in future.
Three accidental fires had destroyed
considerable property in Cons,an,inopl,
on the nigh, of Dec. 81.
| The Morning Chroninle publishes the
following:
! "V,EsrA. Jan. l6.-Advices froI
!. St. Petersburg Of the S,h, state that ther,
were preliminary indications Of rupture
with France and England, and Of the re-
call Of the Ambassadors. This is an
thentic."
| acquisitions have been made by tn,
Gar upon different institutions through
on, the Empire TO furnish contribution,
for the support Of the Orthodox faith. -
New contracts have been completed I,
supply the Russians in the Principali,ie.
with provisions till the end OF June next
The ornaments continue to progress in
Russia. The Imperial guards and III,
reserve are ordered TO be in readiness.
! No more cargoes viii he permitted t,
be shipped from Odessa.
The Russian Admiral in the Sea 9
Azoff had sent for aid to Ssyastopol.
! The presence Of the allied fleets pre-
vented the shipmen, OF 5000 troops
which were ready sc embark from Seyas
topol.
A Russian courier from Nankasaki
Japan, passed through Vienna on tn.
18TH January, for ST. Petersburg.
! Letters from Alexandria of the Sd
state that the country was tranquil, an,
! business very duh.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

We have received ,lle January nurnbe'
Of this valuable work, and from an ex.
animation Of its contents we cannot hesi'
tate TO commend il to our readers. Thi.
number, among other things, contains
sketch OF the past history Of China with
presage Of its future; also a sketch OF the
Aberdeen Cabinet.
The reputation Of this work is enyiable
bu, merited. Tothose who desire mag
azine to give authentic information OF the
political affairs of Europe, we would say
read advertisement and subscribe with
the beginning Of the volume. --
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Will accept our thanks for his valuable
communication, which we published in
our last number. The Dr's. many friends
will be glad TO hear from him as often as
c6nyenien., and it viii be with pleasure
that We publish his interesting and in
suuc,ivc letters.
To those who are canvassing in their
minds the question Of emigrating to this
modern "ophis," We would say tina. much
can he Learned from these letters which
viii be information 70 be relied on. The
d. observes closely. and will give true
Iresen.men,. We hope he will continue
a.s .sYors.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
L,sns lova Cepsral Railroad.

Council Bluffs, on the Missouri, is. the
point 10 which several o. the extensions
Of the roads from this city are aiming.
and that is 70 be the western terminus Of
this road. J, - under contract and the
money is provided 70 build il 20 Iowa City,
73iniles. The distance from Lyons to
Council Bluffs is s0S miles. I, is 70 be
completed to Tip,on. fifty miles ives, Of
the Mississippi, by the first OF October
next. This part OF the road is to be near
iy an air line. Five hundred men are
now a, work on the road. The country
through which !, passes is as fine as any
portion Of the Mississippi valley, and i
may therefore be expected to add very
much 70 the business and general prosper
ny 0. the city. /. is to be completed to
Iowa City by the first OF April 1856
Chicago Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Fire at n. 0rlranS---Grtat Loss Of Life.
New Orleans. Feb. 4

! A, 3 O'Clock this afternoon the steame,
Charles Belcher. Jus. arrived from Nash.
vile, caught FIRE, and in a shor, time was
totally consumed, with her valuable cargo
! o. Cotton, tobacco and western produce
| 1hirfy-fUo negroes and fpe wAite men
haze persisted in the fanes , They were
persons chiefly employed Oh board the
boats.
The flames spread with frigh,ful rapid
ity, aud IN a shor, time extended to the
steamers lying aiongside--a, the levee.
The fire spread to the steamer Ma
tchez Just arrived, which, with her valu.
able cargo OF 1900 bales Of cotton, wa.
entirely destroyed
The sieamboa, Cairo next caught fire
and was burned
The steamboat Suliana. with Madame
Sontag on board, caugh, fire. but the
flames were exinguished before much
damage was done.
A number Of barges lying at the levee
loaded with produce consigned to various
houses, was $50 greatly damaged.
An immense amount OF produce cot.
ton, -four, provisions and hemp-was on
board these vessels, all Of winch is des.
iroyed.
An immense amount Of produce on the
s~haryes was also consumed.
Some OF the hre-engines have fallen
into the water.
|. SECOND DIsrArcH.-Six STEAMBOATS,
were consumed in the conhagration YES.
ierday, aanely-the Charles BeIcher
Natchez, Mohegan, Saxon, Grand Turk,
Lean and Luna. They were valued a,
$500 900, and mostly insured in western
offices. The remainder oil the property
destroyed was mostly insured in this CITY,
chiefly a, the Crcscen, Office.
The total loss is estimated at from
500, 900 TO 81 ,OOO, 900.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Next Tuesday is tho day designated
by the ladies' for the fair or festival. w,
wish it would be remembered by on,
friends in this vicinity, and hope they
will find j, convenien. to attend. Thu
object is a laudablc one and should bt
well pauonized- The ladies' connected
with the matter are sparing no efforts ,e
make it agreeable TO all who may favor
them with theii presence. A supper viii
Re provided and served up we believe in
good style. The little articles now OF
hand will be disposed Of previously .c
purchasers BY sale or otherwise.
As this is the frs, effort ever made in
our place, we iee much interested in it,
success, and hope for the honor OF the
town and it, citizens, "A liberal spirit vii
be manifested, tina, sec,arian prejudice
VIII no; be permitted 20 interfere and
tia, all who can vii. be prssen, and par.
relpAte IL the festivities OF the occasion
and partake Of the feas, Of ia, thing,
which viii be spread before them.
Tie price Of ,hc slpper will be one
dollar for each gentleman. al those
intending to take supper ar. requested lc
purchase their tickets during the day
Taa doors will be open a, O'Clock
4 NJ snl supper a, O'Clock Admis.
s.an 10 cents.
Tickets wal b. Kept fyr sale al the
Po., ofhsa, Drug Stores ot Chambers &
Sen, 4 t,5iberts, and a, tins office.
Those vho' cave neglected to pay then
srfssrip;.oa towards he completion d
,ne tsessyt-rian Church, are reminded
liz SINE i nov 6ae, and BADLY needed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

E@ Washington City grows s.esailt
though no, rapidly Having no trade az
manufactures Of its own 20 build il up, is
increases JUS, in proportion 10 the increase
OF the Central Cove Inmen, and the mum.
Der OF Agents. Daring the past year.
692 buildings were erected; and l7;77S'
feet Of side walks laid II now contains
s,265 dwellings and ior,y.cigh. churches.
The population is estimated to approach
$4,000.
The Washington Cnion states that
MrsSrs. Wiiisrds, oa this city, has pur-
chased a square Of land in the firx ward
of Washington, on which they are ma
king preparations to build hotel which
will accommodate more than one thou
sand persons. Il is their Intention 10
have the hotel open for tho pablo in abou;
two and a half years. I, is to be called
the metropolis 0; All Nations. "-Le
Porte Republican Times.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

A TowS Dlsraorrp BY FlRE.-Thc
town OF London, Madison county, Ohio
was almost entirely destroyed by fire on
the I'D inst. Nineteen houses, including
the National Hotel, Odd Fellows and
Masonic Lodges, and the telegraph office
were consumed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

I'd We are happy 20 announce the
return o. Mr.. Joseph Walters from Cali
fa-nla. lie left this county Tor the mod
ern ophir in the Spring OF 50. We
welcome hin iosne and hope he has fully
-ealizsi. his widest expectations.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
Hank deeds for sale ~ this Office
Also . large supply Of blank executions
for .isseises Of perce.


70 the farmers We would again say a
word.-lf you wish to sell yoar produce
to sdvansses, TO &c, cash in return, and
spend POUR money where you can get 4
INST equivalent, call on OclLv'r 4 ST,
JoHs, in Musca,ine.
n6TSee advertisement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

ExTRAoRpISARY Hon PRICES ron
FLOUR AND Wharf.-The St. Louis
News OF last evening, Jan. Goth, saws.
Private dispatches received from New
York to-day, quote -four at $40 per Dbl.
and wheat 81 Is per bushel. Famine
prices truly, we give the dispatches a.
they are reported, no, endorsing their
correctness, although they are from and
to responsible houses = Wappellv hstsll,.
geHcer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

"a Julia Dean has accepted an offer
Io' S2O,ooO and expenses Tor 60 nights,
to appear IN California. She will leave
Tor the gold regions in March next. -
julia intends TO visit Charleston, s, c.,
Immediately.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

:, Detroit, February 8.
The Michigan Liquor Law" was de-
eided constitutional in the Supreme Coust
tins morning.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Es0-l, is stated positively tina, Mr.
Badger, ON. g., is preparing 4 speech
agains, the Nebraska bill. The friend,
o. the measure III the House calculate
that they have twelve majority.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

nD Returns from fourteen points o.
the Mississippi river, show thu, t8 600
nogs have bean killed this season. againss
1o,49o last season. The Upper MIssiss.
ipp, and Illinois rivers together, il is ssid
VIII fall 100 900 to r20, 900 head she,s of
last season.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Ess The ecinage al the United Stats .
MINT at Philadelphia in the month sS
January amounted to 81 ,2Ol 90
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

The Philadelphia Board Of Trade held
special meeting on Monday evening
last, and passed resolutions e1pssss,n9
the sympathy Of the Board with "rhcir
fellow citizens Of Erie under the Diff
cui.ies which surround them" and a dis
poss,lon.to do all in their power to sus.
tam them in their JUS, and legal rights
pS The following figures show tho
increase OF newspapers in the United
States, since 1875:
Ia 1875 there were ~
In 1910 there were a5s
In lS3O there were 9.0DO
In 1850 there were 25OO.
Dayton Empire.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

- The Portsmouth. IN. H.l jour.
nal nominases Edward Everete :: -. !,
nc X Wing candidate lor the Presidency
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Er5~ ST. Paul, Minnesota, with q pop
ulaiion Of 1000, has 40 lawyers.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
Sebr wi6tie far
Danmeilfer nnO AnOfrf.

llnterf6riebere bebirnrn lIb bie1cr @rleaenbeit
crm putltum bic an,eise ,u MAIDEN, pae iie bas
9 6iefer. (S6ldD @sI6G in Slahnatpn,
Baidin9tcn Gaunl6ip, 9e6a Gaunty, auf cine
autseSebnte gSrtle tctrciten. Sbrs Sdldts Tns
Son Der alerbetfen SuolitGt,
unb ilr ilnN tercit pirisIte oslei6, nadb Der Gre
Difnuns rer SdifTa9rt, mad alien 29Glm pss ean-
brs gu brlCr9en.
sic taltrn aud INNER BON ben alIerorldidte>
ltelt 9 d lGt'O ede { auf 6anp-Irlde bic itr
8eI6dft prattId erlernt baben, wche, irp Ile iu,s
ncr SerIanst werrrn, Id6er fir fe ;u rrdcn.--
3ir fte Site berrn grtett. ic pte fir bic Site
oer Sd'lGts lclbF, np reren 8artr, Iprr6en fe ice
ccrScit gut.
sic haTn Srrrn IS nj a Mppre, bon Der
Stast alIrntcmn, ais cincn ibrcr asentrn anae.
lelt, Inn ibre SdlStS 81 SerfauTen, linp pas 9u.
tltfrm ppn gllrntcnn unb Der llmsrarnp ii b6fs
lttp ensrIaeen lei i'm srr3ulpre6en, renn rs bic.
isn 2trtifrl nGnItt.
&uri, Stbrr Der winlft quite G6lSts ,u ba-
ben, tnrp anSerrSrt5 wetnt. aprrc6ire an uns,
SIdttnStcn .. O., 0rda Co., Ya. Gtae griefe
lme SrprrS icarn piHttIih bsIrrst mrrtrn.
SIRE 9rrtbe fnp jersr3cit tilIts, unc burdb
Stinttlitbtet nS SilIiatrit serrnfen llr R6 itren
Nntteit ter CUNT pes Yublifums su,uli6rrn, no.
fiir lIr teerr;ett panfbar Iein pnren.
sc. uno 8. &une.
Slatin9tcn, San. A, 1854. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
Sefentlt6e 9enbu.

stuf OienlasS zen 281cn 5struar, C5amadD
un 10 llbr Scrmttd9S, ctIen ant 9aule ees I'm.
tcrici4nrtrn in Sitr:93bCitbaa 1nunIdip, ecAa
Gauntp fpl9cnce gIrttel ouf EifrntIiGer 8rnpu
verfauft merpen, pGmttb
Sicr quite Sbaffpfrrre, prrunttr Elm gutter 2ics
Der unp Gin sutcs Sattrlpfcrp 10 Stid 9nc,
aEh, chrunter prn orn alIerbcltrn NRilhfiiben
Sfwcinc, cin lsGjGuas asg2a9n nit G8tacy, Gin
itartcr 9inpcsgGo9cn. Yicrpracldrr fir feds
pfwbr, YiluaeBcihirr, 3 YIGsr, 2 Ga9cn, Sui.
tipGtpr, cine rtr oIlertclrn 9rcIdmaIdinrn UNI
pfcrrcgcnalt, g&ncmGtlc unp Strcbtant, ;rei
Srtt5 6sulcitcrn mo S6cmel, Stcifs, 9auas>
unp 3ter SSlgc, iiinItcr &cttr, toplS- mb Saeos
SGlittcn, Elm Sctt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sperrs
unp &UtfAtcn, Stlirprn np Sdaulrln, Gd,iits
tel, 6cus uo NitR. GjatslR, GiIcngeldirr nnp
Strtfr Die gum Gr;9roten 9ebrauAt wercen,
Sdiettawm, mp ionl npdD pirle Saurrnerritbc,
IL rrie oucb cn9e5 !9au5ratb gu untitdnplib 81
mClpc.
6Npnote Greptt mS 9luIpartang pirt
5c8ctcn HUn
pbaon Qlbrebt.
91nuar t9. nat9S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
y iau 0 6 ortts:

GbtnfaGls: Sceben rrtalten cine brrrlide
auswatl lebr beriibnlte . ianp 8 5prte s-au6
We B I an BON ben beiten bic IN ben Ser
Stadten 9emadt werpen. 9ltles irirb an ietr nit.
rri8cn 9reieen ab9elobcn, unp CT itcBt paiiir quit
pab elm jroer 9lrttel ren sr srrfarIt, pas 1T, fir
mas er prrfault piro.
BG-Nf e lln8ne9 Rrumrnter t errr,
ben gu iepersct auf SefcIlung pur6 bn erbaltrn,
unb 3mar btlltser ais iir lpnihpO 9sFauft wrrcsn
tGnnen.
II 6ren< 2ep rtren.-9 Differ 3wei1
lrincs @c1hdftS wirp inmCr ouh nod Iprttctrics
tcn, unS stpar auf Die firSsite 2tnScise. DARN
wirc belrnrrrs Yicl Sersfat scrronbt.
Gr 1T Ecr3lidb ranTbar fin bic felt Sielen Sab
ref 10 ltcral 9cnricnc llnterilGBune, unb brt auf
cine 6rrtpduer, pren CT lt4 rur6 0dnttliGtcit,
Silli9tcit umb bic G'ute Irinr glrtrt iriirsig su
maiden iudeu wirc-unp cine Ipl6c Jcrtpauer prs
2SrbIwcucnS, irl INNER lei bm in pantbarcr Grs
iHncrm9 blcitcn.
Soiepb @ciB.
5anuar IS. no6Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
SeTentlt6e 9enDu.

SamltNss rem 4trn @lGrs, um 10 lltr Scrnlit.
tags, Iplcn am 5auIc res llntcr3citneten in SalSs
burg 6amIdip, Seda Gnuntp, fcgsnoe @rtittl
auf Sffrntlidcr Senpu Yertauft wrrpen, nGnlid
pfrros, ipcrlrter cine trn9cnpe Mdbre ii,
Gin 3mrijibrigeS 8iarn, &iibe. 3 9tinpcr, 3
Bullrn. ,nei 4sgGulS gBiSen nit Sapp, Gin 9tcds
owaY s8agen init 2annsn unp DeictIcl unp Gje.
I6irr, 9ierorgrIhirr fir A Yfrce, 9Hu9SacI6tr,
2 8eitldttel. 2 pldse, 2 GNScn, Gin Gultipdtcr,
gEnOmdDte, Spt;Ihitten, sprt SettS 6euleitsrn
uno SGencl, !Seileitsrn, Stef- mr QRu9Ss
SGaagrn, Stenidlegrl, !oetripn, Sperrs unc
&uhfrttcu, S6aufsln, Scus mb M'9obeIn,
Sru6trcii uno cnit NOD YisIr Sausrns0 0jsyGtbr gu
umlSnplih ~ mclpet.
Die Seringungen an GcrfaufStasc unr Nuf-
ipartlm9 prn
Gpan 8utD.
Ectruar s. natC
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
5t6ruar s.
SefentliCbe S5enbu.

9tuf OOnneritass ben 9tsn unp 5reitass ben
l7ten NGrS. 'an beipen Sassn INN 10 llbr Scrs
mitta9s, iplen am Sauie peS llnter;ri6nrtrn il,
Sup-SSbcitbaa GaunI6p, ee6a Gauntp, fol9rn.
&c arttcI auf p1rntli6er Senpu prrtauit prrbrn,
ndmlih:
YfuSe, uno pfcrbe9ci6ir, 19 Stid Rinb.
pieb, 6 Sdaafs, 9 Sfweine, ,lpsi 4sdulS gBG,
gen, elm cinlpdnnisrr Sauern gSnacn, Dpci errfc
Boobies, phdse unO GSsen, SSinpmiibls, Strcl
bdnt. Sculsitcrn, Shrmcl, SelSIAIitten, Sper.
unS &uAtctten, Sru' unp Miit9ateln -Srrncr
slide, Stiible. Seien nit Nctr, Better lnp Sctt.
la.en. 3dber, Stdnner, Sriel, S6lrtflein, Grut.
babe, SAippen, acrte unp SplttsrlGrr, 2 Strf.
lpadsen unp 5infterfette, uuo Irnt nod SIele Or.
tifel ,u umiidnpliA ,u melbrn.
Die Serinsunsea am grrtaufstasr unb auf.
rartun9 pcn
Gpbraim Midlp.
6etrug (. aqtg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
Sefentlt6e 9SenDn.
Nm. Ia. 1859.

SrritasS ben 3ten IaS NdrS, ua6Rens. UNI t2
llbr MittIsS, irucn ant 6auic pes llntrridrietc.
ncn in ssnnsiae, er4a GduntY, BffentIt4 psrtauit
ncrorn
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4Nder otSlanc,
ssIrsrn in Syrn EaunI6ip, unp srSnjcne an 9ant
pcu Daniel 5enltermadsr.
Die Sepinsunsrn am Gsrfeufttasr unt stuf.
wartIng ron
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
Setruar s..
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9tuf Otcn.tn8e ZEN 2Slm 6ctruar, iUGcn am
Sauic prs llntcr3etbarten in SNlStwa I1miAip,
Ss,bl Gamtp, folgrnpt tcrrCSI;he Otter auf II.
frnttidcr Stnpu vrrtduft wcrnm
.}pri portrcfiIidt Slml;cn Yierrr, rrmt icz
h.s 2SsibIbip iabren Tam, Die cine lit tragrnp-
cine papcn it aud ciH cute SrttrlsMibrc mr
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tiSbrS mp ;mei 2jibria iinp-rinS it Gin WV
trcfiltbc0 orngfiiilu; quite MttIdfiibe, rrCi
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cincr Gin itarter trciprIprilsr Griwa9cn NIT SI-
rp tt-ocr auptre 1T en NcpEbnlitber Saucrnma-
gen nit SlpY 4Fitle, G43rn, Ssulritcrn, Shcs
mel, pierpesrldirr fiji 9ierre, YHusSscihjr,
rnr irnlt ucG piele Sucrn9ndtbIdaitrn gu writ'
lGuftis 81 mclrcn.
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pcrnm pir Ssriu9unsrn trtdnnt gema6t rerreu
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
6duS nnD 2Dtte
Ann, Nripdt 9Serf1uf.

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res 5auS Iammt 9otte, in SbersSaucon 3auns
f6ip, 2c6a Gauntp, gum pripatscrtanf an. DAP
felte III on9cncbn gelegsn an Der pIffntdrn Stras
6e bic BON 2llrntcwn nat GbMlestcwn fitrt, ct,
apa cine Wrile ncitli6 BON Der ct. 9aulS Sirde
in beIaetcm Gaunld,ip; 9rrn3enp dn eanp BON
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t5ts eanO. Die 9crtelirum9en iinb Gin nrurt
9wwA 2itofi9e5 itsinernes 2Sobnbaus,
E;;:G. cine ncue 5rSmidcurr unb alle anpcre
l. n6tbisc 9laiicngctduce. Gin Srrnnen
NIT nieirbenbrm BaiItr 1T tei Der 2biire mp ein
tunger S6ttaumsarten ouf Der Gctte. Das
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Sronung. Die cage pitrpc CUR Sttrcttun9 irs
ssnp zines SanpeiSgei6ifteS pprtrcfilid paIen.
SeiiB unp Elm unbeltreittores 8eGt fam auf
ben 3tsn MID Ten glprl seseten wcrren.
gBrscn Dem NSberrn tpenps mun lids an ben
llnhrI6retenrn, Der auf Dem Gi9cnttum wppnt,
pper an q. &. gStttman, nabe &pcprrsbur9.
Seroinano 0enrp.
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