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A CARD.-The subscriber, an expert
sncsd practitioner OF Medicine, Sdfkery and Obste
tries having located Broad street, three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services 70 the
citizens OF Richmond.
II . has devoted much time and attention to thu
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat.
usnt of Diseases of Women and Chidreu
ap 7-6ms RiCH'O CAUTHOkN, N. %.
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JN0. w. WRIGHr ~ Go. are prepared
to receive ell hinds Of produee and Msrshandias en-
Storage ~ their Warehouse on the Dock on q req.
sonable terms a. IL can be taken In the city.
fe t2-Sm
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MURDERS IN observation-disclosures hsve becone
so frequent in Missis that the clergy stren-
nupishment. Anon s the Rev. J. A. Lyon of
tho Columbus miss byterisn Church Gov
Roots once said that foi lsry two days of bis to m
of two wears as Governor of Mississippi, there
murder psrpetrated in the State.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAss, RoPEs, RAsGIss kc.) South Hrantun q .
door. West of Old Market. buys small - oil 20
large lots. 10 a.66m
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JOHNSON, inimiIabie cutter Of Hair ard
Whisksfs, on 10th street, between Main and Cs y
Particular attention paid 10 Dressing, Curling snd
Shsmpoong the Hair. x
Infsliihc Tonia 70 grow the Hsi-sn instantan ecus
Dye for beautiful black or brown. my 81
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL-JAMES M.
~ BOYD l. CO., having leased this desirable II o.
tel will spare ne pains to maintain its former pepu-
larity and comfort. They have employed f. Pok-
TER to take the entire charge of the House on ana
after lat April. The former patrons OF this Hote,
and numerous friends of E. PORTER, are requested
TO give them call
Richmond, March 28, 1855. apS
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DAsUERREoTYrEs.--W would ask our
numerous readers IL they have seen the besuiifui
pictures that SIAoss u taking dsl3i EothinE can
equal his late eforts His large cabinet size lii
nenes are cheaper and superior to any painfies 60
and zee for yourselves. ial
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fT NOTICE.-EXTRA TRATN FROM

- NOTICE.-EXTRA TRATN FROM
60 THE COTTAGE ON SUNDAY-On and sfter
SUNDAY 18th inst, aud until further notice an ex-
ira train will lesve the Cottage on the afternoon of
each Sunday at 6 P. NJ. for Richmond, by which
persons who go up in the morning, csu return
at convenient hour. Fare for the round trip
to sud from the Cottage, ONE DOLLAR provided
tickets are obtained at the ticket Office before the
departure Of the train from Richmond in the morn
ing. SAm'L RIyTH
Agent Of Transportation.
Ofice r. F. ( P f r.. Richmond Nav g.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

u The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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G. B. LUCK, Stock and Land War

Agency, Governor street.
Stocks bought and sold commission
The highest price paid for Land Warrants
Gold and Silver wanted.
II Prize Tickets, in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the msns cement of r. FRANCE L. Co, will be
prom pity paid by and all enquiries relative to
the business of r. FRANCE L Co, addressed to them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt atte nton.
nv l6-ts C.. g. LUCK.
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ny 2s-3Im whig and Enquirer copy.
CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND


invented and patented by BY q. b. Salmon of H.
linos and wherever it has been exhibited. has tax
precedence of all Others, for Cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds
The fret Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
al the Worlds Fair in New York, and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has baen
adopted By the Richmond city mliers, who recon-
mend it the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will Sc
parste any two seeds of different sze weight, ia
simple in its construction and easily kept in order.
1t ia peculiarly adapted to farmers as it requires
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use.
Ii can ba furnished st the following prices, viz:
For Fsrners Machine that will clean Is 10 80 BUSH
els per hour. ..........-...'.....' %oo
For a Fermers' mechane that will clean 80 to
90 bushels per hour. ur...........-............. %
For Farners' Machine tsrrangcd for horse
power that will clean 80 bushels per hour So
For Milers Machine that Will clean 50 to 80
bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
For MilleFs' Machine that will clean 5O TO
10 bushels per hour. ur......................,-. 1uo
For a miileTs' Machine that will clean I'D to -
$50 bushels per hour. lou
For q Miller's Machine that will clean $50 to
200 bushels per hour. ur..............::....:.. zoo
Address RO. M. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant Richmsnd, Va.
n. B-County Rights will be sold on reasonable
terms. fe 20-2awts X. M.
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@=a DENTAL MOTTO E.

s. - DENTAL n . L T. E.
!YY1sS--ssssa G. W. JONES Surgeon Dentist
~IIIY IIYYprespeetfuy snnJunce' that he has
moved his Office to the Edgemont
House, between 9th and 7th, on Main street, oppc-
slte the Arlington House au5 tn, I'd Baptist Church.
where he is now prepared TO See those with whom
he msde engagements for the sresent month, and
al others who may desire his p essonsl services
my IS-dSm
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SELLING OFF.-30 OO0 aoll.r :,

q SELLING OFF.-30 600 dollars
"a worth Of Gold and Silver watehe, Jswal.
AS,Mr ry and Fancy Goods are now otsr.S y,
sssses% greatly reduced rates N NJ
"Lh view ef making change In our hu.,...
we ODER tom this day our large sfoek Of csoia -
suve, Watches, Gold Chains, Seals, Ksv., BRACE.
sets, Eaf Drops Bresstpins, Gold Thin 6les Gold
sPeS'seies aGd Jeweigs and Fancy Goods Of svsrS
S1d, 81 sleaty reduced prices-mauy articles AZ az
hete" cost AL in want OF bargains will nIea.s csi
IENNET JAMES
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Wood Common Pleas, July Term, 1855.

Wood Common Pleas, July Term, 1885.
Peter Sigler rs. Fanny Fox, Andrew }. Fox, Levi
Fox, Mayann Fox William Fox, Sa:uh VI. Fox,
and Samuel Mowry.
rTNIE nonresident defendants are here by notified
i that the plaintiff, Peter Sigler, ON the 2(th CT
APRIL, 1862 filed in said court his petition against
them setting forth, among other things, that On the
18th of Sept, 1858, plaintiff for valuable ccnsd-
GRAFTON then paid became the purchaser of the south
cast quarter of the north west quarter of section
twenty in town three north, Of range eleven east,
from one William Fox, now deceased; that the said
William Fcx, and Fanny Fox, of defendants
and wife of the said William, undertook to convey
said Land by warrantce deed but 10y mistake describ
cd it as the noi til west quarter Of the south east
quarter of said sections and that befo, said mistake
was discovered, he, William, deceased, leaving An
drew j., Levi, Maryann, William and Sarah NJ,
minor heirs at law. The prayer of said petition is,
that said be corrected, and unless def ndants
appear and answer or denlur to said petition or
before the first day of next term, it will be taken
true and an order had thereon accordingly.
PETER SIGLER, by S. JEFFERSON,
May 49, 18jj.--lwG$4 His Atty.
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, S2.00N20O; Flour, SI0.OO0QlO.O0; Rye
500o75; Corn, S)nS0; Oats 37@i5; FlaXseed, 81
@S LOO; Timothy, Sl50M300; Clover, $4,000
$50; Potatoes. 7jNGSl Apples, green, 50M$1 90: :
dried, $l.25Ml.50; Peaches, dried, Sl.o0Ml % {;
Beans, $l.250l50; Butter, l2M1S; Eggs, Sml0;
Beeswax, 226r25; Feathers, 3lW44; Fresh Pork
40ii; Mess do, $l5.0oMljo0; Prime, $500;
Hams, S0l0; Shoulders, 60lS; Sides GW6; Fish
pickerel, $600@7.6a; white bass, $5.50WG.00: :
Shingles, white wood, $l.oo; pine, $3.50U4.G0; ;
Lumber, common, $S.00Ml0.00; pine, $l2.00M
1900 do. dressed $lS00M2000; Slaves. -four
barrel, $3.50M3,75; tight barrel, $5.50uG.00:
Hides, green, 41l5; dry, SAG; Tallow. l00l2;
Lard 8Ml0 Wool, 25M3S; Hay. $S.00Gtl0.00;
Wood, s l .250I. .50 Onions. 500r75; Hogs. 40t45.
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Leonard Whtmore use, 81. vs. Charles '. Jcuison
ct ni
CHERIFF'S SALE.--By vhtue Of writ Of ex~
- ecution to me directed a, d delivered, flcm the
court of common pleas Of Wood C uIty. Chic, [
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg on Saturday. June 23d. 1850, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock p NJ of
said day, the following properly: TIE equal uudi-
yded one fourth part of river tract Nc $50 eighty
five, Of the United States Reserve Of miles square
at the foot of the rapids of the Mimi of Lake Eric
containing one hundred and thirtv-fve acres, ex-
cepting 25 acres belonging to Luther Whitmore, it
being the east side, running parallel with the ori.
ginal line, excepting lots numbered 10, H. II, "a
described in a deed from Luther Whtmorc /, ia,
briel Crane, in the village of Oregon.
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty for PtA
May 10, l855.--1w5S275
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Jacob Scheiber and Nicholas
Marks, Plaintiffs,
against
Dominica Bensfeldt and Solo
49,, w E,l,n.,ul 4 nfnn 1n,,4c
Court Cf Common
Pleas--Wood
County, Ohio.

IIIOI " tsFIe PiIT0I, UtItIIVI'1IIIS J
nEEENDANIS are hereby notified that On the
~ 10th day of May 1855, petition was filed 10y
tie plaintiffs, in the office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas in said Wood county. asking for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed by
the said Dominica Bensfeldt to plaintiffs. about
the 10th day Of July. a. ID. 1853 for the following
described lands, to wit The east half of the north
west quarter of section number nine, i'll township
number four north, of range number nine east and
asking judgment for the sum of two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest on the same from the 9th
day of March, \. d. 1854. and for tIirtvnine dollars
and seventy-two cents, with interest on tile same
ON the Sth day of January A. d. 1853, and asking
that the same may be declared lien on the said
lands and tenemeAts and that the same may be sold
to pay the same. Defendants are notified that mn
less they answer the said petition by the 1fh day
of July, A. D. 1855, it will be taken as confessed
against them, and Judgment rendered thereon ac-
cordingiy. REID, STEM g. JOHNSON.
May 10, lSj5.--lwG$4.25 Attys for Ptffs.
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Court of Common Pleas,
Wood County.
In Partition.

tlarK N bernard Clark,
James McGinnis e. Ma In Partition.
nv Helen McGnns.
TINHE defendants will take notice that, on the 2Sth
day of April, a. ID. 1880, the above named
plaintiff fled petition in the court Of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the following pre-
misses, situate i'll said county to witt The north east
quarter of the south east quarter of section number
nineteen, in township number five north, of range
number eleven east.
Plaintiff demands that partition be made of said
premises, as follows: TO said plaintiff two thirds
of said premises to said Cynthia Clark and Bernard
Clark one equal sixth part; to said James McGin-
mis- whatever interest he.may be found to have in
the said premises; to said Mary Helen McGinnis
equal sixth part subject to the interest of the
said James McGinns in the said one-siXth and to
the said Ruhama Smith dover in the whole At
the Tcxt term of said court application will be
made by said plaintiff for order that partition
may be made, &c, of said premises.
j. III. REID, Atty for Petitioner.
Perrysbprgh April 2e, ls55.--w6$4,?0
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q SCHOOL NOTICE.--The qualified e. ctors of
- School Dist. No. !, Perrysbutg township. viii
meet IN the School House on Friday the 10th Of
June, at o'clock p. NJ, to choose two directors, to
serve for years. and to transact such other business
may be brought before the meeting.
The Board will meet i'll the Office of f.. D. Peck 81
Co. on the lst day of June, at O'Clock Nj. Those
having claims against the district, will please pre-
sent them for settlt ment. BY order Of the board.
JAMES W. ROSS, Sec.
Perrysburg, May 10, 1855.--lw4
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL,


DODGE'S SPRING BEDSTEADS,
Springfield, Ohio, & II East Fourth-st, Cincinnati.
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IN eases of the Liver, Scrofuous and Bilious COM
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In quart bottles, at 81 each.
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Mark Curtis
.EaiHSt

Ruhama Smith, Cynthia
Clark g. Bernard Clark,
James McGinnis e. Ma
nv Helen McG;nnis.
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N ii. NYE e. co. have removed their stock of
~. Goods, saved from the late fire, into
2redpeirs Block, cQrner Of Summit s. ADAMS sts.,
where they would be happy to see their old friends.
Ever grateful for the kindness and friendly feeling
extended them i'll time of distress we'll as pros
fer their stock of books at IA reduced price.
Toledo, Feb 1865. d. II. NYE & co.
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DOCKS! BOOKS!-I will supply all persons
ID who may wish to purchase any of the mscella-
neous books of american or English publishers, at
the publishers catalogue prices free OF any charge.
cellaneous book or books, can do so by calling on
me at the residence of Rev. J. II. Newton.
j. w. CHESTER.
Perrysburg, April IA, 1S5j.--m3
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DITCH NOTICE.

TNO Smythe Spra9ue, } ohm Moon ct ui., Mary
l. IIaskins, Joseph Larwill, VIM. Barton, iona
than \. kimberger Robert McCCmb, Hemah b.
Ely, Lyman Kendall. Richard Mott Samuel Craue
or John Allen David Ladd et ai., Bowman g. 1hom-
as, Starkweathcr s. Tracy aud Samuel Starkwcath-
er, the owners of lands the following ditches
and all others interested:
You are hereby notified that the trustees of Lake
township, Wood county, Ohio, will meet on Satur-
day, June lG, 1876, to locate ditch or DRAIN de
scribed follows: Commencing at the south line OF
section 80, about Is feet west of the section
ncrs between 20 and 30, then run north parallel
with said section lines through said sections, and
continue the same distance parallel with same said
lines about 220 rods through sections 10 and 20 ::
then east abont 80 feet; then north, parallel with
same said lines abont 10 rods, to ntersect a dtc
that is cut.
And also to locate a ditch, to commence at a
small creek feet of the north and south line
that between Il and Is, and about so rods
from the south line of section Z then run north,
parallel with the said line thatr between
tions II and is, and and &, TO run, known as the
Dry Run, in Lake township. Wood county Ohio.
WILLIAM JEFFREY, Petitioner,
May 5, lS55.--wG$4.37
DOAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given that
II petition will be presented to the commission
erS of Wood county at their June session to lay out
and establish county read, &C mmencng at the
north west corner of section eight, in town five
north of range ten east Washington tp.,) on the
kelloggs mill road, thence south section lines
though Plain and into Liberty township until it in
tersects the Portage free turnpike and there telmi
nate. May :, lS55.--w4*
A SHERRY FOR SALE.--I will sell my Asherv
"A in this town. situated near the court house to-
gether with large quantity of excellent house and
field Ashes in the building. This is the best ashery
in Wood county, and the town and adjacent country
will furnish regular supply of ashes. Payments
easy Applyt to NJ. KEY. Jr
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
~ petition presented to the commissioners of
Wood county, at their next session, to establish
county road, to commence at the Sterling e. Bow
ems east and west road at the north Of east
half, north east quarter of section ~, township g.
range 10 east and running due south on said line
80 as to intersect the Wilson & Swiker road, and
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Pleas Of " Uod County,
Enos Stone. Defendant Ohio.
Order to Revive Judgment.

fENII said Enos stone will take notice that Shib-
l. nah Sphinx has filed in the above c,urt an order
to revive certain Judgment obtained 10y Chauncy
d. Woodruff against Enos Stone, December 2Sth,
1888 before f. Huntington, ESQ, justice Of the
peace Of perrysburg township, Weed county, Ohio
for the sum of ninety 40lUO dollars and costs hich
judgment was afterwards assigned to Sill nah Sphinx
and made Judgment in Wood Common Pleas
that the same is dormant and unsatsfied: and unless
he show good cause why said order of ,evvor should
not be made by July n 1850 nt.e first day of the
next term of said thereafter the said order of
reviyur will he made absolute.
MURRAY & DODGE, Atty ys of Sphinx.
May 10. lSj5.--IwC$3
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SCHOOL EXAMIHERS.-The Board will
- meet at the court house in Perrysburg, at 8
o'clock A. NJ, on the second Tuesday of every
month for the examination of Teachers, until fur
ther notice. j. IL. NEWTON, Clerk.
Feb. 2l 1Sjj.--4Stf
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Rare Chance to Make Money.
AGENTS WANTED

TNO School Teachers and others-To canvass for
l. new, popular and saleable subscription Books.
Young men of enterprise, desirous of visiting diff
erent parts of the county state, well those
wishing business, will find this both pleasant and
profitable. For further information, call on me at
G.. e. }. PowERs's, or address by mail
JNO. w. CHESTER.
Perrysburg, Wood co., o., April14--m3
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An Excellent Farm for saIe-l2O Acres

An Excellent Farm for Sale-l2O Acres.
A RARE CHANCE for the purchase of a well
y miles northwest of Bowling Green, in Plain tp.,
and i. composed of 80 acres of prairie land, under
good cultivation and 40 acres of excellent timber.
There is fine young orchard of choice fruits, a
never failing we'll of pure water the land is well
drained and dry, and lies on good roads and con
venicnt to schools and churches For further par
ticulars inquire of the subscriber the premises.
April 7. ISJj.--tf JABEZ RUSSELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DANKING NOTICE. ePerrysbmrg Bank
ID is now open and prepared to discount short
business paper buy and sell Gold, Silver, and East
Exchange, and transact other business i'll their
line. Interest paid on time deposits.
Us. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct Ia, 1S54.--29tf
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Subtaner=6rtc0.

Die Santa Sc 9Of fam searn in Snbrprn.
bsnee an. glm 25. De;ember malIatrrtc cine
9artie BON 100 glpa6eS unb lltabs 3u 9usblc IA
Wann unp ndbmen pre 6rauen unp 5lpr 8inber
gefanscn. 3uSanta Sc berrIdte in 5rlse Der otls
gemrtnrn 5eincIsli9teit Der Snoianer, welfe 9tahe
l6pSren segcn ale gDsi6en, 9robe gIufresung.
9lm 25. San. bate Der &apt. Ssprll SUn ben
1lcn DragGnsrn Gin 0efeft nit ben gtpafcS Su
Sasramentc Mcuntan unp tGbtete IL Scn ibnen
Die slmeritanrr SerlOren einen &aptdn unb prri
@emeine. Der @puS. @arlano bat JtUmpags
nieH SCluntdre aufserufen unO ben GonsrsB ers
iu6t, bic nEtbisc Saume 3ur Setretuns Der Rcs
ifcn gu bewIIi9en. Col. SUnes mar in Santa Sc
anscfcmmen. Die 9oit pure BON ben SnOia-
nrrn ni6t telGiti9t. 9Im Gage Dor absans Der
9cf fam in Santa Sc Gin Courier an, ipr6sr bic
9iahrtdt bradte, paB 400 Apa6eS uno lltbds
berYpBSsrn, I'M nit g8aTensepalt bic Stact iu
nebnlen. 2Iu6 Der 2ieut. StursS Eatte elm @es
febt nit ben gpades, 60 Weilen BON Santa Sc,
beiegte lie sclltcmmen unp nabm tbnen rine Yars
tie sSaaren, bic Re selcblen battrn. Der @cus
pernrur wurps In Santa &c rbr sstabelt, neil er
pie atiidt pes Scltes. scsen bic Snpianers8rinps
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
NScrifp.

Die ucuellen glep>S Orleans 3eitunssn tsri6tcn
Sclaenpes aus Wrritc: Die @rptrtrnlEbe, bic
am / unb 2. b. W. prripurt irurcen, batrn in
prr Stabt Nisrifo rinisen S6acen anseri6trt.-
Bei purrtc Blanca ipurbcr einise alten Ntauern
Srrtriimmert. Die @aOerleitun9rn ju San Gpss
ma unb 8rlen linb an mebrrrcn pIaBen 9etcritrn.
Die Resieruns Sat cs fir nrtbpenpt9 9cfunpcn,
bic Eifentti6en @ebdupe unterIu6rn gu laiIm.-
2tus yla6rdten, Die tn 3citunsen Der 5tart Wfers
ito unp 8era GruS entbalten, ihetnt berpprSu8es
ben, pa6 bic rsppluticndre 9artei an Sraft imp
StIrte ;unimmt. Der 9iahrtdt son Grridtung
elmer prpptIrrIAen Jtegisruns su @rapulcc pur4
alpnrrS rirp @Iauten srIdentt. Die Jtrppli'
ticnaren bon Sebuantepec baten, ipie mir berdts
aemelprt, ld, ;u @unlten pcn Qlpare3 erfldrt unr
man b,ri6tete, bab bic 8esierunSstrupprn bel
@bilpanringo cine entIdroene Nicbrlase erlitten
battrn. Der &Cmmanpant berIsltsn @en Sa'
tamurbC Ica 9rfansen 8enCmmen unb bnnn ers
ihclIm pcrben iein. Drb9Iet6rn melcrte man
cine Webnlase Der Hebellrn bel 3uYpld.
Oas Oiaric, pas off;islle Organ Santd gns
na's, Ser6fentlidte OeprIden, laut prlder Sb.
5rancsrc Sanhey bic unter Gen. gntcnir Stap
S'Salpuli Itebenpcn Qlrmee am %. b. M. bel
Saaltilpa geIhlagen unb frnrr am "a. .. W.
iiter bic mrbr ais 1900 itarten Grupprn unter
Suerta unp Yueblita snen Sie9 rrfp6ten baten
inf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Sicfprpuu6sScl.

Cine 3ettuns ron 2cIspc CSbiU) bni&tct, baf
6idprYnu6sSel, wetdsS Dem tflrn ShmaIs,s Uper
Sprrm.Srl gum Srennen unp Srlen BON WaI6is
ncrie gIei6 fcmmrub tetrahtrt pirb, BON Ssrrn
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Srt BON prpnGrsr SualitSt. Go tpirp ansswens
bet teY lrinrr NtaI6insrie, unb rrrnn sebTris Ss'
ldutrrt, tSunte ss upn ubrenma6ern brnnst pers
ben. Dep rer SrfertiSung hes ScIs tpirO bic
S6wejns ofcrYnub ppr9CSc9cn wesen ibrer bins
ncn S6afe np brrr srDberen 8eiabaltisfet an
SeltOif. 5sr GfabrcUt slaubt, RAP Del, aus
Der srpSbnIiden I6alrncisrn ub srCsen IdBrn
SidcrpnuB perfsrtist In alsemriRen Gstraud fiji
bic Safel fcmmen piirftf.
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pailirt. SOlIte Der 9puSrrnBr feline ronitituton.
cle Scbler parin finprn 70 tpirb or pelsIte pabrs
ifstnlt& untrrjei6nen, unp unter3e6net CT peislbs
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trunten psrben. gluf cine ;psite 9lnstase fam
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