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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
Horace Greeley.

An enlogistic article in the July number
OF Putnam's Magazine, on Horace Greeley,
has the following paragraph, which. while
it compliments the individual, also praises
the race from which be sprung:-
Horace Greeley is a genuine product OF
the New England soil. He belongs BY
bir,hright TO the nasal, angular, psaIm-sne-
ing, pumpkin-growing generation, which,
according to Diedrich knickerbocker's YER
| liable annals, was a source OF such infinite
annnyance to the primitive Manufacturers.
| His neglect OF the arts of the beautiful in
| his devotion TO utili;y-his preference of
/ ha d, shrewd common-srnse, 10 the ameni-
ties 0; a merely superficis culture bis love
ofihe homeiicst vernlcuilr phrases in COM
parison with the dainty terms OF classic re-
fnem nt-tae natural ungainlipess Of his
address and manne-s-and his aptitude for
dry, blunt humor. may be reckoncd among
the traits for which he is indebted TO the
place OF MS nstlri ty- But. with tn noun
tain air Of his childhood, he breathed in no.
bia- qualities, which now form an essential
part OF the staple and substance ofthe man.
II e curly Learned to prize reality more than
prot 'nse. He acquired the habit. which he
has nerer lost, OF booking below the surface
10 tse depth of things-of combining a
Grad grind-iike perception of facts with the
quest of the principles that underlie and WV
I ify them. Like mos, Yankees, he cut his
eye.ieeth 50 early as not to be the easy dupe
Of humbug, and. at the same me. began 10
take sharp look a, matters for himself,
without any excess ofreverence for the vi.
sion OF ctiiers. Imbued with the enrhusi-
asm hich forms one OF the inner charac-
feristics Of the universal Yankee nation,
though not s,wsys visible TO the naked eve,
he has never been content with the hum.
drum routine of existence. but has busted
his ,eeming brain With ali sorts OF projects
for social inelioration, for converting poiiti-
cians into sages and saints, shaping .egisia.
ton after the pattern of Dccelogue, found.
ing commonwealth, OF all poss bic and inn
possible virtues, from which "cskes and
ale" should be excluded. banishrg oil the
fruits Of Adams fail from earth by one fell
swoop Of radical reform, and appeasing the
i,n2aiiencs Of Missionaries, by bringing about
the premature advent Of the millennium
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

We read Of an ustrooger who foretold
his own end 10 the very day an hour. He
lived perfectly in health till the last minute
Of his time, und then hanged himself for
the honor of his prediction. Let ali his
brethren 60 and do likewise.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

Four plates OF glass. each twelve feet BY
Eve and u half an inch thick. were recently
cast at the NatioI al Glass Furnace, at Len
nox, Mass. The metal is said to BE- very
fine and the sheets the largest ever cast 10
the country. These works expect to pro-
duce as fine polished plate as is possible, or
as is nude abroad.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

1000 acres 10 scott County,
$500 - Cedar
5000 f" Auscatines.
together with 'arge amount oflardin johnsoh III
Powesheik, Clinton, Marshall. JasIcr ana f'i'
counties. A
Any or al of the above lands cit, lots pr"Ie'N
ne offered or sale 10y
GEORGE l.. NltKOLlS,
General Land Agent,
Surveysand subdiy isons Of Land made aiihe sa','
,ace. ApN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

The Buff 10 Comnlereidi thinks from the
fstufns already received that the popula-
tion Of the State OF New York 10 about
three millions and three quarters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

By the last eensns il was ascertained
that the city of Rochester, \. Y, has e
population u $1,000; a gain in five year. Of
5000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
A Liberal Reward

yVyILL be paid by the subserib-rs the return OF
w their red spotted " iinY, aho went . ray on
Friday the 2Osh Or July as sSrsets about 10 years
xcdNInr & NlsSES.
Gardeners on I A'oeg'f bsrg's Farm,
Aug. s-W2s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
HAL E9tdte apfnrn
GEO. X. NycxoAAs
GENERAL LAM Acrvr

Fer the purchase or sale Of CITY prou,,
Farms, improved or unimproved, in sss,, J.
adjacent Counties. Will collect el.;r. ~" :. y
taxes for non-residsn;s Buy ard ,eil ~,
Warrants or locate the same in aay Ina -, i.
trict in the State W.
Once Corner Main and Second A..
DAVENPORT, IOWA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

4olots on 81 EfI Sth streets. well situated, tlI'
t3Tire anu long tIWe.
20 totsin Aehsnxie's subdiy Isioa, on Sab so 'u
streets--only o3GG, cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

The Yerandah Hotel in New Orleans
was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning
Lose 100000 Insurance $95Ooo,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

KANSAS lrEMs-We take the follow
ing from the Herald IF Freedom OF the
18th:
The health Of Lawrence, as in fact OF
every portion OF Ksnsas, SO far as we are
acquainted is MOE, excellent
We met at Pawnee last week, a Gov
eminent train of several hundred tesms and
hive hundred troops on their way 10 Sinta.
Fe. In another train on our way down.
we met twenty-.wo large wagons, each
with five or six yoke OF oxen attached, load
ed with Government stores for Fort Ri
ley.
Buffalo in innumerabe numbers are
rangingev rthe pra ries OILY fifteen mics
west Of Fort Rsiey. With soy glass,
from hill. they can be seen grazing as far
as the eye can reach. Settlers who had To-
Gated in the vicinity with herds Of cattle
have been compelled to remove for the
want Of grass, which has been consumed
BY those animals. The Pottsw atomic In.
dinns paid visit to them last week, and
brought in in couple Of days all the meat
they could haul away. leaving the skins
and fore quarters on the ground. They are
making preparations for an ther hunt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

A K ssAs-NEBgAsEA PROJECT The
HeroH of Freedom ii the i4,h contsins the
following:
The pro.slaTery party Ut Pawnee last
week kindly developed another move which
they nave ~ p,vspe c'ive, by which they ex
y q to checkmate the advocates of free.
fom. II is no less than To re-snnex the
Platte purchase 10 Kansas with the slave
population, the GU i Legislature Of Kan.
sas consenting Missouri will OF course
N. en'; then they JOIN, form State Con
stitutiun, and apply to Congress for admis-
sion Is slave State. The Missouri Leg.
stature will meet in November TO cunsum-
ale the fraud. The evidence thu, such
~ the movement IL MT founded upon con.
lecture, as il was actually developed az
part o. the programme Of the sol disant
Kansas Legislature, by one Of IL own mem.
bers. The issue must be met and resisted
TO the last extremity. This fact tells us
why our border neighbors have all slong
concerned themselves 10 such an extent in
Kansas matters, asd why they have expend.
ed SIS much none, to secure OF aseeudency
in our Legislative Assembly; and why q
"unit" was desired there. Atchson is a
resident o Platte County, and 10 doubt he
hopes % be elected Governor Of ksnsa.
underthis arrangement.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
nrw Aopfrtisemfuts.

TO CARPENTERS!
SEALkD proposals sill DC received al The Office OF
- the uud,r.isacd during the ensuing ten days for
The Carpenter and Joiner work Ia en,ioss the Iowa
Coll ,gr W. l.. CARROLL.
july u l-5s div a. Telegraph Once.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
Arrivals at lie Claire House.

,. tt nj II, tRofkfETdR
Friday, July y.
p Holmes, Boston l. III lanberg, Island
n Ne tSSth q fa.rliy. Iii ttnP Sherwood X cine
" ~ tI,hrri, vi iibeFHJ Porter. Wooster, 0
inhu chapman, U icn PaslJs, NY
ia ms Gsi,I Small, hnytou. o
A ugilyic & N husCSts Ms Pa Lucy. :.
} SoGsTs, i-e 81 st-a u u NtrnBhug, Lins, 10
II VI BROWN. suns hazs, N,r Emery & fam Circin
: Ransom, York Emo ~ bro, -
" Gum. - Lou. o.lcy, loSa City
e p Jci,nis -. Burlington r Nuse Keekuk
: HaSk y la,'y. NE ! W Pei Tin e. lady
Martin, Burlington 4 u Heat n, Mibnesots
Minds keO.ak ID icoris, Linn 60. Iowa
7 4 Love, Fairfield co, VAN Ros;nteb Hampton
Love, hrpkGs BrerE, Washington, u
ii \ Love, Hestil., u ANTONY, Chi ago
l. LoGtn.saIL, IL Henderson, 81 Louis
c > Walkins.S Y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
G. Goodrich, Dentist,

WILL be absent about two weeks. ater which
w time he will he In HE o1ics prepared to do any
thing appsstaining ~ his profession.
July ~ DIT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

NO. i7e-A Farm 100 acres, Z acres ~ wood. :,
aiis- vert ~ io-t l. rove . b. use oi , rooms. sl.
sad good wal-- friee So peratfe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

We a,e authorized to state that the Rev.
w. II. Goodwin, Pastor Of the H. T. Church
il this village, has entirely disconnected
himself with politics. and intends to have
nothing more to DO with such matters.--
Genera Courier.
This resolution ia doubtless a wise one.
There has rarely been un instance where
an ate ptio be active in the polit cal field
on The part of clergyman, has not resulted
adversely 10 the ministerial aspirant 10
soluble honors. At the present time the po.
..tical pool il muddy one, and there are
lew lsynen, even who emerge from il in
clean and presentsbie shape --Roch ADJ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

The wife and youngest daughter Of Bu-
chsnaH Read, the American Artist ard Pc.
ct, died OF cholera at Florence during the
early ps-t If the rresen, month
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

No. i-o--A spIeudid Fasn OF 2so acre. Ia sr,t'
], T. ~, Yves, iSo acres ubdef cGlliyaiiUH, " -
lumber, an cseciis.J Tavern st.Id hear fs,.s
orose--oo ulD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

ILIrsoIs AND THE LfqroR TRAFFIc.-
Poor lllinoisi We feel sorry for her. She
stands rs kind Of nuisance both to herseif
md the adjoining States. Like the dog in
the msneer. she will neither enjoy the bles-
sings Of Prohibition herself, nor allow her
sister States to do SO to the full extent. A
writer in the w. C.. Advocate, writing from
Vim ennes, Indiana, after speaking Of the
happy eff,rcts Of prohibition there, and the
cheerfuiness with which the law is
complied with by the people, goes on to
say:
:" But We are still exposed to the demon
OF intem nerance On one eide, IS we are in
J"ztd-Tosition with Illinois That state did
bud work for us, and worse injury
TO herself, in defeating her prohibit
tory law. twill be quite convenient for
some Of our citizens, who love 10 suck bad
liquor, 10 go over into the Sucker State
and get drunk; also, by thus acknowledging
the supremacy Of the liquor trniiic, she has
disguised her best citizens, who will seek
homes elsewhere, and invited The dis
sipsted of all lands to make that their resi-
dence."
The I. q. o. =. Grand Encampment or the
State 81 Ohio, viii have procession. ban.
Quet, DC, in Cleveland, about the middle Of
August, to which all the brethren If the Or
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

so. IA Farm OF sVl.cres on Black Hsst Cre,
20 the Tel graph Road, . miles from iiGF eHVo-,
.efss under cultivation, a new tfLas Hos.t, vi
cistorp--ptice $50.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
HcIntoah Addition:

80 lots on the bilE 10 MeIBtosb' 1Nand' 90 ~ =
driees var! Ing from, ttbtu $500 each, Iofg n
Lease Lots.
80 lots, b autirulIy situated IN The kussri subonf
,t"u, ferien.e on lgycars. These iosare on bfaoi'
Hain and Harrison streets ofout-lots ana iahss"'"
IA the cit, corporation, large numbefiors sale.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

H.rper's Pu.nam's and Godeys
AfAGAZlAEs Tor August,
IM Jul, - AZ No. lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

NO. 16n--in Walnut Grave, OF 80 srre,, LS e
All ch Is Timber. 900 acres enclosed, With .ssi
fenee. One the largest Springs in III. euuLt al
= usNer failing stream OF water rpnni,s iLfo,lt.i
hundred acres, s.tiucaiioa ior >tacA FAru--tfp
sis per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

high, With two store Rooms, and separate rnt,s,,.
the Ne. ond story, on South side OF second s,r,., =
tween Harrison aud Ripie!--rnce ssSoo.
| NO. IsI-AI~o story Brick House, Corner oru,,
ri.on and Eighth streets On the BluE-tssCe
/ No. l2s--A House o. corner of stb St,s,, H.
| Ell slahd-Lotd, Block %; IGohI 0--sslss.a, g3I
exchanged for land In Scot county
NO, 1884 Large New Brick House coaper ma.
std ttghta streets: main building ctr n and .1,S
/ = x24-wcil AL pied for large boardins Hp.s
'hi- On lfiig iseapahie Of accommodating ifsA "a
q bnariets, giving 10 each comfortable stiu,r
here Is front II rs feet Main Street 4, H.. !.
.i-fsison -id satshcing o. s;Li Street 81 FRET
| NO. i35--A tat az tho corner OF Main ahd Salts
Beautifully sisnaied i"r prNGIr fcsid,Eet, ;aLl
/ Get, a!5O1-
| No fSi-Tso Houses AID Lots ON the RAdrsrsk.
tween Aain and Harrison s.ruri viii be sola h, 1,
| tish 90 cSshaEgsdf for Ia, q.
| NO. '5-Thc House and Lot Of Ground East 4
the Episcopal Church. aud opposite the NaekoI ,gs
1 srts, pleasant location for frlyaIe rvsia,t,.
i ing near the center of business.
Scott County Farms
| We have nov several besuifi Pnrm. ell impr.,.
| I'd tmosE which are tho foiia sias--
No. is---ir Lug Gr.,s- al $50 sere. stp q ia
IS under cultivation, ~ Of Timber, large o,A..
9Th great Nanc'. o' Cherries. PLANE, and 6nfs
| food buildings. we'll, eisier,--s so.
/ NO. 1on--in Walnut Grave, OF sd srre,, ES
an CD Is Timber 90 acres eGelnssd, vith sea
fuHee. One the largest Springs in the HLij, sa
never failing stream OF water rpnn,s tLio.lt,I
49,. wi " 7'''N FA'"-i's
so IA Farm af .s,,,-,,. an nl-rk Usxt C,s.E
20 the Tel graph Road, . mii-. fr"m pG1enloH I.
.cTes under cultiysIioit, n Bes frLms Hos.t vi,
e''ie'n--p'iee $50.
~n go s. ,., ,,
- f"'a ~" ae'es't aefcs y so"S. .. ~
~ - 49,, - -. 1850, '''H'' ""'
No. i-a--A splcudii Fssn, OF 2so acre. IA sr,,.st
i = ~, "es lsv asr.s ubdef esill'aiion, tsfa
lumber, 40 cseeiie.b Tavern sssLd hsaT FgsSt
UroNe-oo ,utD.
aoH.r.. !, Franz. d.. "a a. m. han x Nm
alatr,, wells AID stream o ( y alter running .hv;a
ne lard de nsd a " ell 10 each house
NJ. t-s-ls beautiful Tract nflsnd IN .fef Nv
tHIor' OF $50 Artes sabdtided into Lots, pfestpts
potetial huidinE Sites, having n river n, nsa Es
hi'rorl'e M"i.te, fr"m which there 10 a view o. ltt
in a. M, once. ''A'' '''"e s'A''e'' '''
No ic3--A Tract Of i.s acre. in swaziland Toss.
hil. near the Mu..atipe IunetI,u 20 ar,e, ursei
e.,cs 40 ~ caiiiyai,,n and 20 of timber, IN Md
;rseE. Sl2ts ar a, re- JULY Is
.t.,,a ,,,,h., az r,,v -. .t.,to,. u,,h ,sni,
- =. -. - ny ''"'<' st ~ ~ ,.I....
" = sto'ts, sSops, se,ySs 'npn ~ 80 "a
SAL pe seen al'at once
North Davenport
10 handsome bar ,iibg lots, and lev family resi-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
ancticn Sales!
COOK Z oIYN0np

A ucTioN and COMMISSION MI Rcp.r,.
~ De iler.in redies's Goods, Cloek.. u,
g. We v;,l , .,eo M. :" Loo ...s Gla.s, Z.
Furniture. Boraes, Carriages and Al, OH, M trs,
IN the most Pea sonaLl, i..m,. e'ff isry
Cash advanced en- al, Goods lei, with n, -.
nrna. So, nearly eppsslSe =. o,s..l
UTGo0 references will 6e eiyen. o'ucss
Davenport. March s3d Isss-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

NO. '37-Thc House aHd 1 Lot of Graapd. East Z
the Episcopal Ghurch. aud opposite the Aacklo. nv.
srts, pleasant location for prlyaIe r,sia,tt. T.
ing near the center Of business.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
Scott County Farms

We have nov several besufIfal fhrm. eli imb,.t.
cd Amoag which are Tho foil. wing
No. io---it Lug t,r.,s- al $50 serel .tp a IA
IS under cultivation, ~ 81 Timber, large or,h.,.
aith great ,anci. o' Cherries. Plans, aud 6rts,
good buildings. we'll, eisirri--Sa6.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
Green's I'd Addition

33lois in fgllyi.s OF the ri,rriE +. pEserPe'i,H
rTiees ranging from tiCU To $40. Oh iobg tine 'a
4artieaiars enquire ai our uh'ee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

No iSi-Tso h3Bses a,tI Lots ON the aAIrar H.
t~naE Aaln Ani Harrison ssru-t-; will BE- soass 4,
cash or exchanged for lai a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
North Davenport
East Iavenrort

10 Handsome bal dibg OTIS. End Hes Emily rev
t'hcvs, hoat. hHishea, t"r saie IN \. pnssuloil,
uo'.iNIsIoGs 81 Llmbriie, larwood aId heihhsL'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

NO, i33--A Large New Brick House coauer a. M.
sna t,ghsh streets: main building 6rxts and sayg
= x24--wcil AL .p'ed for n large boarding Hps
'hi- on hing ise"pahie Of accommodating ifsa =
n buardets, giving 10 each comfortable
here Is front II rs feet Main Street Is i a..
.'-fsisom -I.d eAtsLcine % s.L Street 81 f,st
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

NO. i35--A iat an tho corner OF Main ahd s.,h 8
situated i"f priNGlr fcsd.E,., ;nll
set. HsJfU.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

NO. lsl-A Two story Brick House, C,rne, oru,,
risou and Eighth streets On the Bluf-t.s,u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

No. l2s--A House on corner of Sth Street p;,,4
Ell slahd-Lotd, Block %; lGoAI 0--sstae. \, 3, y
exchanged Iar land In Scott count,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28
HOUSE TO RENT

KARI chance to renta noSj a. .irubtt r. slider &c
"A House ueS iarse yard, fun OF EFues, C.s,.rb.-
se .ix rooms, well finished, Rent ow, Also three
room Il n Nj 10 rent,
=, l.. F. PARKER.
Enquire ut residence, Harrison ST. below New Col
leg. ground. JnI, .,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-28

BIRD CAGES.
A SPLENDID assortment OF plain md fancy Japan
n Yea BIRD Cage.. II al sizes quatlty M prc,
At Wholesale aud Retail.
Mem ANUS & SHEPHERD,
Jn! 20 Corner sreond AID Main.
y lnEY's Lsdy's Book Tor Angnst,
~ Jy % Al M. H. Claire Wack.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-25
1fOer !! 1eOer =!
8ilGia m G5 t / m

&Silliam m 8 t / m,
maft fetneu 5reunpen unb prm putlifum iitrt'
baupt bic 9lnasige, RAP or pas Gurrirr, rper yes
psrtwcitersGjtih np6 umrr, uno spar aueaes
pebnter ais snmal tttreitt, am Gde Der gSelts oa.
milton lIno gtGtsn Strabs, gegcnUber 5agenbuA't
@aitbauS. Setn ebrn emgcle9ter pcrtreffdbsr
Stof beIttst aus Stbsr sUn jeper SeI6rrtung,
melAcS CT an ben allsniepriSiten yreilsn atlctcn
tptre, als pa 1T
0emlc6 uno Giben SobQeoer pon Der
ollerbetten Sorte pon Ueribieoenen
9reiien, ie nad) Oct Sualitdt; ; Solbfelz
lie uno Sberleoer, lponiibe &loos, IL. +.
10, .. ... ..-.
aleS pom bsiien uno gan; tilis. Gr Srrfauii
Iein Srper lp rsOblfsil ais man rs IN 9bilapflpbia
tetpmmcn fam.
Sbrdn sen pprSiiglt6fr SuaEitat intner aui
SanO unp AT Qbildrslpbtosr 9reiien gu Serfauirn.
S0Gute Srn jcper Qlrt werpen an ben b661en
9reiitn int alstaui4 fur gBaare psrr fir Saars
gelo an9enrmmef1.
BJ~ Srserp 9smanb, Der etpds aus birIem
SADIE trauht, wrp es mic rerfehlsa fpenn er Sci
tbm anrutt. ineem crnirsnpc tiatger unp mebr Sur
3ufrcrrnbet tfeient pcreen wirp.
0anttar fin bereits aene hrne Ibtrale Inter
fGeuns, pirb er f6s INNER augeIegsn isin laBsn
1eine Sunben NIT gdnEtlidffii ;u tfeisnen unb Die
3dbl berlclben su srrmebren. Seprrman iI
ireunrihaftl6 rinsflapen an;urufm.
IlIrrtrrn, Sept. 81. nqts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-25
Die Dffene 9Btbel.

@acutcu wtrotn ptrLan0t uEI Elm neut5 92trt
u otrtauftn-pettttIt ,.ntoenthum, QaptSmuS unit
odS @hrittntbum. cher Die Stanun9 tlntr rfTtntn
gibcl," pe rltitlbt in rcr @Chlcbtc rts Gbrllttn:
thums 9eitl9t miro, uru Ntr 3tl uultrts @rlGtrs ou
bis sur leei9sn 3tit. purth &lnstnt 6. Ilner.--@S
III Ole Nttbt ptt ipGttlttn GntOsdun9sn Der NG Gmt:
den Setnpistig tctten 9c9cu pis u /:
tel. plG otEidbc in ptrihtNtnen Shettsu ntr 28at
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re &eriihrunotn rru oitRr Shatiad,t.
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der nos il putliilrt nurrt; es III tln Qrtgts l2mr
vcn 430 Seittn, ptr;ttrt init pttsn Sttdtu. bSn uur
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&erctnt9tsn Staatcn eurtb ot SET nab Dem Gm:
piar9 Der cbl9cn Summe, pctfrc aelanrt.
Sdldt fir sln Gcpte unb urtbtllrt fur Gub ittit.
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s. gS. Sraolep, Sudboruder.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-25
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bat lidD bcpi y + ais cine Sur fdr #.t.
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s3abnweB, Setter, alle 2lrten @c1aipure unp &c.
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fibrtt SiGIs astroutbt bat. 9tTcnors fir mtb
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trdudbt wcrptn in TaUtn ron
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nit tibtrfidiii9sn Scbtssrhstuu0tn iittrhiuHn; fl
pCrlatssu aur, raR man cintn buIiaSu &trurb eomit
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9tn fallen miro.
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9rcgtn 31a @tuts.-ScIIs Inmtiiunscu Uniptn iltF
bel sosr Shadhtd.
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liebr pcu
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QlItucmn, 80.