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NEW PRINCIPLES! NO POISON!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure

ar ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA, for the proven
~ ton and euro of Fever and Ague, Chill Fever;
Dumb Agae. and other Intermittent and kemttent
FeSers; also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid Symptoms; Typhoid Fever Yellow Fever,
ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweats,
and all other forms of disease which have u common
origin in Malaria Masma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons is unavoidably Inhaled at every breath is
the sufne in character wherever il south,
east west--and will everywhere yield to this new
IL discovered ANTlBTE which neutralizes the poison,
completely purlhes the system and thus entirely re-
moves ali the cause VI uisease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina-
ry results from its ue
1t Will protect any resident traveller, even in
thu most iehy or swampy localities, from any ague
bilious disease whatever, or any injury from con
stantiy inhaling Malaria or Miasma.
1t will instantly check the ague in persons who
have su red for any length OF time, from day to
twenty years, 80 that they need hive another
chill by continuing its according to directions.
1t viii Immediately relieve all the distressing re-
suite Of bilious ague disease such ~ general de-
hty. night sweats. etc The patient at once begins
to appetite and strength, and continues until
permanent aud radical cure is effected. And a. d
proof that it is also worthy of public confidence, be-
of its singular and entire harmessness, the fol-
lowing certificate from one of the most celebrated
chemists IN the United States Is attached to every
bottle
NEW YORK, June III, 1858.
II have made n chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure, Antdote to Malaria, and
have tested ii for Arsenic, Mercury Quinine, strych
nine but have not found particle vi either IN 1t.
have found any substance III It's composition that
would prove injurious to the constitution.
- JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ, d., Chemist.
This allows Of its free as preventive by which
all persons thus besure OF entire freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how sickly the sea
swampy the locality.
Proofs of efficacy frequently published, and the
confidence of the public is asked only IN proportion
to its actual merits wherever introduced and used
These only relied upon to prove its worth.
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary
may require more. Directions printed IA Ger
man, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold BY the pro-
prietor JAMES A. RHODES Providence, X. !.
GE-H II. AYREs "A gent, Keokuk, Iowa, arA for
sale bv DRUGGISTS generally noy3d6w
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ex-senator Clemens and Col. torney
In the recent election in Alabama, Col.
Clemens, who had joined the Know Moth
ings, was defeated as member of the Leg
islature: whereupon, his old associate, Col.
Forney, of the Washington Union, says he
is glad of it. The remark has disturbed the
eouanimitv of the valiant Senator, who re-
plies as follows
independence Of thought or action is
something which the editor Of the Union
never understood, any more than he under
stood morality and honor when he sought,
through an agent, TO induce u drunken man
to utter the fouest calumnies upon the repu-
tation of woman. But he does understand
the way to executive favor, and e..knows
very well that II had wanted Office, ! had
ONLY to stoop to the meanness which is part
Of his nature to obtain it. | had only to
swear that Washington never approached
Pierce in administrative ability that Jackson
had never been half so ''open, frank and
manly in his dealings with his countrymen;
that squatter sovereignty was direct vista
ton f.om heaven: that the burning of Grey
town was an achievement worthy Of Napo-
leon that the shameless backing out from all
the administrators Cuba clustering, was
the perfection of foresight and courage; that
its double dealing with Soule and Qultman
was candor and honor that the appointment
of Dix and Cochrane was the essence OF
Southern rights, and the wisdom of the Sc
lection Of Belmont was indicated BY the
fact that that old clothes had fallen full 20
per cent. These, and a few like things,
would doubtless have won for me the sunnieSt
smiles of the Executive, and saved me from
the charge of having 'repudiated principles,
severed ties and forsaken associations; words
which it is easy to use, but somewhat d'fti-
cult to prove. have rcpudated no prin-
ciples."
CT We notice in the Times of last Even
ing lengthy article devoted to the senior ed
itor of this paper. Tie is absent from home
at present, and is expected to be for perhaps
a fortnight. If he happens to meet the artl-
Gle any where, we suppose he will pay his
respects to it, if be considers 1t OF sufficient
account. which we very much doubt.
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Roots and SHOES

4 T COST and carriage. As the assignee of George
Il Cittenden, | olar for sale the entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes in store, at wboies ale and re-
tail. nj easterncost and earriage l make this offer
q the community only for a short time
hereby notify all persons indebted to said Crit
enden TO call upon at the old stlnd and make
payment immediately Ill. X. REEDER,
oct2idu Assignee.
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THr rcrAnLAND HOUSE.

FR0NT-SI. .............fI. MADlsUN, lON A,
LAS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated,
i l. and ID large and eommodlous establish
ment, canvenient to the steamboat landing and IN
the very centre of business.
The undersigned has furnished it throughout in
the very best style, aud trusts that long expert
cncc il the business will enable him to give general
satisfaction.
Oct % 1855 d6wtf B. r. ROE
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sCHoITF, EDWIN II. GRANT.
SCHOLTI * GRANT.

IfiLA. ....,...... N itt'N W. lo"a
ID BANKERS, LAND AGENTS, and N0TARlEs
ID pl BLIC Agents for fhe ntod states Life In
suranee Company Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany Cooper Clark Steam Engine Manufaeto-
~, mud for all important agricultural machines
Editors and proprietors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE. Independent IN Politics and Religion 81
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
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Form of Application.

Give here The Posi- Ofilee addresA aud date
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEAIOINE N. < X. X. COY,
OTTAWA. Iowa;
Thereby apply TO purchase
the - If section -, Township -, Range -
West L. NJ, and offer &C give for the same - dol
lars per acre.
Here sign name plainly
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Tothc Citizens of KeOkuk.
HAVING interested with the Messrs. scohelds
Ii in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public that all orders gwen 10 them Will be
ecuted III a neat and werkman-li like manner, and
that they rely upon the work done by them,
being of the very best material.
As il will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend 10 those dcsi-
rous Of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be
yond that time, as it would be impossible to supply
ull applications upon short notice.
July 3, Is55-d c. HERRICK co.
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THE LOVERS SOLILOQv y.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls,
To deck your high born maiden
Or dig Golconda' diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden
u gather Myrrh and Frankincense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your "heart's delight
Love- widest Of devices
I'll give TO her whom | adore,
By far an off ring richer
NJ face. all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Buell's fair Skylight Picture.
BrrLL' ) Gallery. So Main Street.
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The DEs MONIES VALLEY WING is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
ersasinr circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, well in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted States. and medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance
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SricIDE.-Y esterday morning a young lady
by the name e Mary Mf'Rerin, living on
the south Hill, committed suicide by shooting
herself. She appeared rather low spirited
and melancholy all the morning, but nothing
serious was anticipated by the family. Taking
the opportunity Of "a short absence from the
house of her mother, she procured rifle
and laying it across bed; knelt down be-
fore it and discharged the gun. The ball en-
tered her side killing her almost instantly
We understand that the young lady has been
subject to temporary fits of insanity, and du-
ring these spells has threatened several times
to take her life. There are good many ru-
mors aaoat in town, but the above are the
facts as near as We can learn Burlington
Gazettee I'd.
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NEwsPAPERs-THEIR BENErIrs.-0f all the
amusements, saws Herschci, that can posi-
bly, be imagined for n hard working man af-
ter a days toll, or in its intervals, there is
nothing like reading an interesting newspar
per. 1t relieves his home of its dullness and
sameness, which in nine cases out Of ten, is
what drives him to the ale houses, to his own
ruin and his farnily's. 1t transports him in
70 gayer and liylicr and more diversified and
interesting scenes and while he enjoys him
self thus, he may forget the evils of the pres
ent moment fully as much rs If he were ever
so drunk, with the great advantage Of find
ing himself the next day with the money in
his pocket, or at least laid out in the real
necessarles and comforts for himself and
fumilv, without the headache Nay. it ac-
companies him in his next days work, and
If the paper he has been reading be anything
above the idlcst and lightest. gives him some
thing to think of besides the mechanical druid
gerry ofhis every day occupation, something
he can enjoy whilst absent, and look forward
with pleasure to return 10. The history Of
the world for one day is given to him the
tolIies, vices and consequent mlseries of null
titudes are so many admontions and warn
ings; the acts of jealousy and anger; tho
/ story of one friend murdered by another in a
duel; tho cautions against gambling and
protligacy: ''Talk they not of morals pr
Take Il good newspaper, read it, and it will
give you better advice than all the moralists
IN the universe.
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Sept 2s. ls55-3md4w


HAVING been requested by sundry persons and
l. l. al sundry times TO name the prices would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this op-
portunity 10 inform the public in general Of the
prices will now take for the A list il here
unto annexed:
Ne o. section s, township 55, range $.
=" t " - :" :.
sE4 Is,
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a = or 80 feet on Main street desirable building
"a lots in the city If keokuk also for saie, or
exchange for weston property, god Mil lrupesty
II Ohio; so acre choice land in Indiana several ots
ia the Town II Napcrvlie county sat 81 Du Paga
comfy ILL.,; NO of choice land near the county
seat II Monroe county Iowa. with fruit tryes, etc.
INQUIRE If MekENNY A RUNNER.
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and the whole II +" 12l

Lots IS and 1875 in Nashville and the s L Of y
of + 26-G5--5 10 aeres) in dispute
For the whole Of which | viii take fioesty-fw
thousand dollars one-thrd in hand aud the balance
in ons two three aud four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per from date, to be paid
ally and secured by deed Of trust until ali Is paid.
Any person wishing for particular information
TO location Or quality Of the lands, may apply TO II.
IT, Reid E&q., or hia Honor the Mayor of the city u
kcokuk. M. Gli4l.les.
J,lv "A
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Chs EfxtureA.

FlSHE undersigned prepared 10 receive orders
for fitting up stores, Offices and dwelling bouser,
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work 10 be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon are requested 10 leave their All
dress with us, through the Post Office.
Ord RS executed in the succession in which they
are received. s10IIELD BROTHER.
July Al
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w. BIT ELL, 49,
IL Daguerrean Art ~ iL~NkNS
list, would respectful W. ~ III R1E&s
~ announce 10 the in KN74V1IyyShE
habtants Of keokuk SMY0 rff
and vicinity that he
i prepared to take ikenesses Of all who may give
him a call in the most perfect manner, having
large Skylight, the only light by which blue eye
can be made to look ura and far superior to ali
other lights for Daguerreo; yplng; also, having an
experience in the art of over seven years be hstters
himself that he suit the most fastldtous. no
lures and Drawings copied Landscapes and pc
lures 0f the sick or deceased taken al short notice
Pictures put up in every variety VI style regardlss
Of the weather and satisfaction in all caSes guaran-
tecd.
Tupe 1858 --dtf
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The Fast Mill.

rI1ffE Past Saw Mill and half miles above
L town il in operation with good stock Of
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnished
short by leaving their orders al the office
Of h. X. h. W. FORD, or with
WM BR1WNELI..
Ennl NJ Nj lshi---4iIf
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JAMES X. DUNCAN d CO..
l.aS md NIeam Pine EiiIera.

Gas and steam pipe Filters.
North side Main bet. 9Th and 9th Ss., Keokuk, Lows.
A RE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
into stores dwellings churches, and other build
ings, on reasonable terme.
Our stock If gas fixtures viii be always adequate
to the demands of the trade, aud cur connection
such that W. can furnish any pattern ut short no
tice. We would particularly call the attention "
those wanting steam Pipe connections 10 our rrough
iron pipe which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe. stock Of all sizes constantly hand.
Orders received for brass work Cash paid for old
Brass and lopper fOctobar ]. ls56-dsm
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
- R ssq -
BROAD GUAGE RAILROAD.
r. c MaJI Ann EXPRESS ROUTE

T. s. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying the Great Northern and Eastern Mail.
TWO THRouCn TRAINS DAILY.
Morning Mail train leaves 81 Louis at clock A. NJ.
Lightning Express /" 7. NJ
Conneotngat Vincennes with the f. L G r. r, for
Terre Haute and indianapolis, and there with fast
trains for Cincinnati, New York, Louisville Boston,
Buffao, Philadelphia, Cleveland Baltimore Dunkirk,
Richmond and Washington City DC.
Nc change Of cars at Terre Hause
Also connecting At Sandoyal with the l. C. Il. R.,
the most pleasant route to Caro and all points in
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
st. Louis
Depot free Of charge Through tickets can be pro-
cured the Office Of the keokuk Packet Co.. at the
Company 5 Office, No 90 and 80 cor 4th and Chest-
nut street. under the Planters House, or No. 80,
South Leyec, 81. Louis.
n. T. Passengers al and below Keokuk, make a
saving Of from II to "a hours time.
JAMES NJ. WARD, Sap't
A. w. DANA, Asst. Sup't.
Isaac WYHAN, sole Ticket Agent oct3Oly
Fancy Candies.
T UST received the largest and best assortment of
81 ancy Candies ever before offered in keok ak ;
also large assortment of Fruits, Nuts. &c, at
CREIGHTON i DINNERS,
April 30, ls55.-dtf. Johnson Street
nF all kinds can be bad at
~ CREIGHTON d DINNERS,
je l2--dtf johnson Street.
Card 10 the Ladies.
ATOW ready for the large stock OF Trim
~ ming Goods in yelvet--plain and Shaded Col
ors and Black Of all widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe MORE Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
Width Gallons in great variety; Gimps, Brads dc
some in bright colors for children's dresses.
; Sept. 10. ddw +. y. FOSTER.
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ADMIRAL SrEwARr.-it is said that an ap-
plication viii be made TO Congress TO estab-
fish sile grade aud rank Of Admiral, with the
uniers anding that sold ironsides" Is to be
he frst on whom this honor IL 70 be conferr-
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FOR SALE.

NEW top buggy, al the Livery stable q
~ oct 2-dti NM. CLEGH0R'
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S0UTH HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
- IS in township 81, North Of Range ~ West, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, will watered Apply 70
LLOYD b. SIMPSON.
Over Past f,fFs kpaka1k 10 diff
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%tcrtuilscrtcn !
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6 &ci,nl:2 :2SiichCr.

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Hidtm Gouutr Nstrautlt wjre,r, inc lrGrtn trboI
pcrtn un0 tllI,9 gu rtrtont'u rt
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,,Dic gnten 9elten kOmmfn,
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Getdr tie rtipas BON ienrm lSngf erpar.ettn
Gage gu b1rcn wUni&en, iolten rieies SuGc Il,
icn.
Gs pirO tinrn tnmsnfsn Qtsar9 finbrn; 5000
GrrmptIren linp ppr rem Orufe beitclt pprt en-,
lSir prrirnrcn ein Grcmpldr tur6 Die Yplt ba
rrm GmpTane Scn ejnsm sbaIcr.
s. 50. 8roplEa, Serleger,
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unb anrsre prvulGrsn g6rrtrn in ben Srrsinistcn
Staatcn ;u 0rta, fcn. Scnpe fir cine giltt unp
8spmgunaen an 2isAitrn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Or. y. 81. Wrim, A. M.

9lIt &rantbeitrn trtonpcIt unp tsipnrrrs &u ,
mcrtiImttit ren pc ihepsnen SrBIusn Res Sin,i
9rIAcnts. Sicie Srgaucn iiNO man6erlr Srans
tritcn untcrporien. Die 10 nns init eindnrsr Sels
tl,prcn fno Die man taum NIT Fer attn llntes
iudunBt 'Nctbrcr gu untcridcirsn Ycrmas. Gsit-
rrm aber rurb 2nIruItatirn, cpcr pur@ bic Sunu
ers t6Srcn5 Ger 3tne. brrspraerufcn rutA bic re.
iprirrnrCn Wnp SirfuIirenecn SrSoncn oes 8innS
ermttct wurre UNI GcrtbeiIe phYon Su nsbmer.
iinp iic ftnnbaur srnorprn, unp fclsIid, metr uR'
ter Die Gpntroac BIS A3!es SetpHlmsn.
GQcntlun, Scc. 10. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Gcbr ibdgtarrs
@runDs Gtoent6um


ouf bFcntlitbCr Gcnbu Su prrfoufrn.
auf Ncntaos zen Fen Geccnttrr, tint lltr
TaamittasS. fed auf rem Yiase icltf, SfmtIit
prrtlut rrrrCn
Ginc btrrlicDc 2pttc 2Gmb,
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ton Gdunty, ctra / ] Wsile pen Dem StIpthr
9rllertaun, srGn,enp an ySnrcr pen SIdc Stt.
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fielp flbrt uno leat nur etrI trc Niete ron
ner gtcre peaniYlpania QlieutAbn; rnttdItcnr
20 attr senluss WanD. D1Yon Flp unsfi9r
2 adtr gutcS 6ol;anp. 3 Ntr bcrrthc 9Stelcn.
unp ein SiumIlrtcn "on ctrt ELDER, NIT ccm
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Der b,lsn OtphmJ. DC Srhrbrran0en rarauf
lap sin JutsS Rctncrncs
MyA I'D O III bans,
i;;ii;;sReinc quite e6rucr. Gin gBaacntauS, uns
A=4zeaas cine rirftblenpe terrlid,c SprmNC, mel.
6r ben sanjen S4wImm waltrt, IT a"t ptclc
9ctte.
Dies ii in ter G9at berrti&cE unt i'Nr mrrtb,
Seue5 Gt3cntlun, raB,nc tur oTmApe Neer'
wann. absr teicncrrE idttljdb fir rnen N1rtE'
mlnn-unp &aufIIitige iellttn ibr NuArhnfr el'
rauf stri6trt batst. ra NcrR rur ifItGn ipdsC'
b,rrlihe GiSeutbum gum @ntaui orQftrtn wtrp
IS it btcS pIS tiutcrlIBcne lirS1nre &crnrS.
aen bcS perItcrtcnm SurtbD Su'
Der, ltBt5tn puR triaBtem 1amldjp uno Gaan'
70.
Die Sssiugu3cn AMI gcrtotfEtasc unE Gaf'
ivartun9 vcn
s. SoeoN oartmon cr'prs.
Mtnrg Nubrr,
0urb peter puHtr, I9tnt fir gRorp iouNcr.
Tecemtcr 70. nq3m
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giprf Wipi,l!nin.

Ginr h;rrtithE gusivoH ithr ltGnt Ycrtmannois
hiduCb mir CStihIntt. c pt ole Nrttu onrtrt YCdtl
Sathtr, icipsu trbotn une ~ rtrtoukn btt
Gcd. gutb unp 3dfrt4.
NCirtcun. Ttt. -. 1858
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Gbriltag OeI4enfr.
go ast brDtDpcu! b
Cine ncue Stunt !
StL6cr 0tCT 0Lds.

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ten Aunotn uno eSm tunlittbtnen Nutlltum I'm
Ganrircn fie Gnw9e, r0g CT ilth irtbsu otu rbtStn
prc3tB ;u1tlltbut bat uno btrIt III pcrt GTf
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ttn ntbt f0s S6tmmtrn fcr NG9ucrrrtrrts ure
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zen. SIs fno autb nttbt r1rftbrr, icnrHu iltn al:
les IN eCr pohrcu 9a9s. Slt pItcen in Eintm flint:
N Der 3It Der Sa9utrrtctrpts 0tnrmucn, tahEr sin
9rcBIr &crtbstl IN Itnthmen rcn tlttntn 2tnrCrn.
rpIlts in etrem 9ucn ytch III 3tI pcn rlntr SCtun;
o. 9slchtbGn tanr, Stc tCnntn an ttntm II dtrn uns
rt9nilttn : age lc ihucl QtncnmIn wrrrcn. ois Gin
Oa1utrrtctrrt prim htllittn GScttEr. Gtt ntrrcn
duf tetrCn Sttttn Ger WIaiK etithtn une nno rptt
tautrboftsr oIs lrSrno Gin Pto rag c rurds gltt
hcrrcr9tbrod)E rpurtc, notm Is auf cine Castlattc
atHcmmltn unit notbhtr nit tintr antlrn mitls etn:
tf unSritGrtdrtn GImtns htrmctltb rtrhtAdt rtr:
zen. rahtr ras Witr auf mmtr fIintn SLAM tthSt,
uidt onauft unp eurdb GSsTIr uHp 6na Yirtcrbtu
gent.
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ttutirt NJ, fc bat .rtrr Wurtow COS Rtcht tam fir
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putltfums tout, bat or fth nit ttrcuttneIu intcttr
n citit nEuc uno ihEnt Gunlt ttrdcIagEn, inrsm or
utcrtu1 uni yiNlIith iic rararf fUb raj riss9't's
9tr Hutntauns unb 9tahtarihaft i'm rureh ihrEn BITS
iprutb in fintm llnttrntbmtn nntIritdstn lUGrrtu.
Gen Iuu. wAbt cicit @jlcGr 9tiibcn botsu, wtrs
otu eitftttu ots
itbDucr uMb dbnli6cr
othattsr, ais ir9tuc onrtri eI il rurc rt rhctrara
phifhe Runt cr;1u9t purttn Die Ttinhtit, Sitft
ron 9i;ht uu0 Sthottu. SUIs sss Sens uno g'rill E
antt ino in Ger Shat purCGrtar. Der Nufrrud Nm.
tretrpt. nah mtlhtm ceit Yilecr tt;tidutt ptrrer,
III rom SrlIdilihtn ,.1mtrctrs" uno 6tctutt llrJr:
ltSrtarttit Dautrbafti9stit u. ~.
GtpjSn rcu TaluIrrtctnrts. Sd9cmdIctn, cHcr
ocn ratno etuas, rvtrctu nab ciIfm YrC,t1 ftinct
0t(icfirt os nab iratuo Sincr aurtrn biFanntIr
l9tit. Ttrfcntn p.hs
a8uerrc tYYe5
~ hottp tpdrittn t,tca,utn ttchI in V'urta ; {
rerSdNtbiiim Stpl. fir 81 uuo aairuarts. Eds
HHtlfum IN othTuIsvcU cin9daetn anwrukn unt
int glctr a trNbIn, m$9en IL @iIeEr tatGn wtIltn
cctr niht.
s.mmtr. &c. &C, cR bomiucn etrO6t. TUt,taur.
@. SO. gurcap.
December 10 nhtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
Sanfabftatfi,ua.

Tit llnhrjtjthrsrr inr btrJtb ronttor fir bic Il
btrds iIutrliieun9 rtc Nt IN oIltn thrtu G,ihifts
5visru 9tnretn baa n, une eittn um Gins SrttcauEr
ruitipGn. pttht ht Rh rurch CUTE 9Esanrluna, tt
l4t Erilgt unp 9dntlltehteir m,uilthcrn Gcrrutcu.
Stcd, @utb unp 6elrI6.
HGcntcmn, TSt. Il. lS55.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-26
@rpcerteS.

Scl&e ais SaHse, 3uder, Gbet, MlplaTrs, Sc'
Mig. 0swurje. SGs. 8ciinen. Dele, rel6e fie al
ben nisrsritsn Srriben gum Srrtauf onticten.
0rtmunp Rentn9cr.