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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

s Geo. C. Woodruff and Garry H. Mi- ner are the Democratic nominees for repres- entatives in this town. Dr. Seymour was first nominated and declined-others with drew. We were not a little amused and more surprised, by the fulfillment of the prophecy of Henry Bryant of South Farms, who, in Crossman's bar room previous to the assembling of the caucus, announced that no one but those in favor of the repeal of the Maine Law could be nominated in that caucus; and, said he, Dr. Seymour and Dr. Miner will be the men, and have got the votes in my pocket And sure enough, when he got in the Convention he had the votes in his pocket and commenced electioneering, and actually controlled the doings of the caucus. Can it be possible that Jeffersonian Democracy in Litchfed has fallen so low, that such miserable wreck of a man is to be it's engineer! Wilt respectable Dem- ocrats of Litchfield, men of principle and character, vote for Dr. Miner, an out and out opponent of our prohbitory law! With re- gard to Mir Woodruff, we understand he is in favor ofthe law, and opposed to it's repeal, and opposed to the resolutions passed by the unterriied at New Haven. Hurrah for Dr. Miner! once-Hurrah for Henry Bryant three times!! !
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
To the Electors of this District.

Remember that every vote for Dr. Beck with is vote to repeal the prohibitory li- quor law. Be not deceived be forewarned in season, and the result will not be doubt ful. Two years ago Dr. Reckwith was elec- led to the Legislature from. this town by pledging himself to go for plohibitory law and when the matter came before the Legis- la.ure voted against it. Those of our friends in this town who were deceived by him be- fore, we are confident will not again be caught by any of his pretensions. Doct Beckwith now claims again to be in favor of the law for the purpose of getting votes i; but the friends of temperance in this town will recollect that he voted.l last August and September in town meeting against an ap- poin.ment of town agent, and we believe he also voted in favor of six cent appre- Ptiation payable in 1860. Temperance men be nos.deceived; such have been the ante cedents of the man who is now seeking vour support to elect him to the State Senate. His opponent, MT. Belden, is perfectly re- liable, and if you throw your support for him, you can rely upon his carrying out your wishes to the letter. Every voter then who is desirous of sustaining our valuable liquor law should work zealously for the election o: Mr. Belden.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
rT Enlis.ments for the British army ir

ET Enlis.ments for the British army in the Crimea are going on in New York and Philadelphia. A number of persons, prin- cipally Germans, have already been secu- red. The method adopted is to send appli- cants to Canada or Nova Scotia, where they are regularly enrolled. One Angus McDo- nald, who calls himself agent of the Cana dian authorities, seems to be at the head of the business. Our obligations as neutral, require that stop should be put'to the af- fair promptly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

ANOTHER LIouoR CAsE.-Miles Dooli,tle of Wolcot,vile was arrested last week for being found intoxicated. After spending a day or two with neighbor Sedgwick. he stated tha, his liquor was obtained of Au- gustus Morse of Camp'> Mills, who was forthwith brought up to answer. He was tried before Justice Graves on Saturday, con sicted and sentenced to the usual fine and costs, (S25) which he paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Arrangements for Reaching the Polls.

Arrangements for Reaching the Polls.
 The roads will. most probably, be very muddy on the first Monday in April. and the proper committees should see to it in season that arrangements are made for the aged and infrm to reach the polls. Every such per- son should be looked up and attended to at once. In many instances it will be only necessary for the Committee to make an enquiry, for the neighbors will often accom- modate such persons, if spoken to in season. Let no votes be lost through carelessness on this point.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

FouND.-The body of Emma Moore, whose mysterious disappearance created some excitement at Rochester some months since, was found on tEe 18th, in mill race under the ice, by person who was getting water from hole in the ice. A Coroncf's inquest was held upon the body. and the jury returned a verdict that" The deceased came to her death by drowning, but whsther she drowned herself voluntarily, or other- wise. the jury, from the testimony, are un- able to say"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
MooRE's RuRAL NEw YORKER is one of

MooRE's. RuRAL NEw YORKER is one of the best Agricultural and Family News papers we have ever met with. It is well- printed in convenient form, and is filled with valuable information for the farmer and en- .tertaining matter for the family circle - After subscribing to their County papers, we do no, know of journal better entitled to the support of our farmers than the RURAL. Published at Rochester, N. Y. by D. D. T. Moore, at ,00 per annum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
JUDGE OF PROBATE.

It will be remembered that the name of the Judge of Probate must be on separate piece of paper, either written or printed. It will be a lost Vote to place it, as formerly, on the paper containing the State Ticket. Such is the new law. There is te be q separate box provided for the reception of,he pallets for Judge of Probate. .e-
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
JUDGE OF PROBATE,

CHARLEs ADAMS, the present incumbent, was unanimously nominated by the Conven- ton held at the Mansion House on Thursday last. He has acceptably filled the office the past year, and we have no doubt of his re- election,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Voters of the 10th District,

Rally one and all in support of William Co,hren Esq, your candidate for Senator, who ispreeminently worthy of your support. Mir. Cothren's nomination is good one :; and he will make a useful member of the Senate. Wepredict his election by hand some majority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

A STARTLING RuMoR.-It was said in di- plomatic circles of Washington, that pri- vate dispatch had reached that city, saying that Victoria was fast going the way of her ancestors-that is, becoming deranged, the symptoms having shown themselves in her recent illness. We have not been able to trace this rumor to an authentic source.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
yeunS Ken of> the 15.h District !

C. 0. Bslden, Esq, who is candidate for Senator in this district, is young man -one your number, and is emincntly wor- thy of your suffrage. Will you not rally in his support and secure his triumphant elec- tion! Mir. Belden is 2s years old, law yer by proiession-whose integrity no one can question whose private and public character is above suspicion, and is the ex- ponent and warm advocate of all the impor- tant questions that are involved in this cleo tion. Dr. Beckwith, his opponent, is of the old fogy school, and has long been identified with the Hartford Times regency "a full blooded rank poltician-all things to all men to get votes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

ly There are already l3o pupils in the State Reform School at Meriden. The in- siitution was only calculated we believe, for l3o pupils. The building must therefore be enlarged, or the doors be closed to any further admissions. This. institution can- not fail of doing much good, and should be amply provided for by the State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

e~ The Anti-Maine Law Democrats O. Bridgeport are sofearul of.the influence of secret political societies that they have form cd one themselves, for the purpose of con- trolling the next election. It is known to the public by tho attractive title of A. E. o. of lO0l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
CERTIFICATES,

Voters who need certificates should send for them at once, or communicate to the proper committee their want. Begin early upon this point, as delays sometimes en- danger the loss of q vote.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

ES- The election in kansas Territory will take place on the 30th inst. A dispatch from Missouri states that ten thousand residents of that State have departed for kansas, and hat they will arrive in time to participate in te contest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

POSTAGE CHANGss.-On and after April lss, prepayment, either by stamps, stamped envelopes, or money. is compulsory. On and after January lst, 1856, all letters be- tween places in tue United States must be prepaid, either by postage stamps or stamp. ed envelopes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

TIE members of the lst Episcopal Soci- ety in Li:chfeld are hereby notified that their annual meeting will be held at St. Michss Church in this Village, on Monday the 9th of April, 1855, at 9 o'clock P. M. for the choice of officers and transacting any other bushes proper for said meeting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

IF Now is the time to rush in your ad vertisements. Remember, the early bird catches the worm From now till May, country customers will be rushing along.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Death of Senator Phclps.

A telegraph dispatch from Rutland, Vt., announces the death of Hon. S. s. Phelrs, late U. S. Senator from Vermont, at his residence in Middlebury, on Sunday. Sem ator Phelps was native of this village, and about 62 years of age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

tP- Frederick S. Stoddard of this town, has secured patent for improvement in machinery for spinning wool.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

JUDGE SANFoRD.-Thls gentleman, whose election to the bench of the Supreme Court called forth the bitterest attacks of the Register, has made the most favorable im- pression upon the Bar and suitors in court. The Middletown Sentinel and Witness closes its report of the Superior Court trials with the following compliment to him:
 "This was the first term of Judge Sanford in this County. He has rendered himself universally popular, by his impartiality, as well as the ease, grace and dignity with which he presided"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

Tug MAINE LAW NEE TING it willbe re- membered stands adjourned till this (rhurs- day) afternoon, at o'clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

FRom mAusrRALrA.-Advices to Dec. 20th from Australia have been received at San Francisco, confirming the intelligence al- ready announced of serious insurection at the mining districts, and giving some further particulars of the progress of the outbreak. A battle was fought on the 4th of Dec. between the insurgents and some eight or nine hundred soldiers, in which some twelve of the former were killed, and several wounded. Several of the soldiers likewise lost their lives. The miners. it is stated, are firm Tn their determination to pay no more licenses, and everything looked to- ward decided state of revolution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29

IF A number of political communica- tions intended for this paper we are com- peled to omit for want of time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-29
Whig State Ticket.

 TOR sovERwoR,ss
 HENRY BUTTON, of New Haven.
 FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, ALEXANDER H. EiOLLEY, of Salisbury. & FOR SECRETARY, @ OLIVER H. PERRY, of Fairfield.
 F1R TREAsURER, DANIEL W. CAMP, of MiddIetown.
 FOR CONTROLLER,
 JOHN DUSIIAM, of Norwich.
 -~~-~--~--5-- ~--~~--~-~-
 For Congress. Dist. No. EZRA CLARK, IT,, of Hartford. 2-JoHN WeoIRUFF, 2d, of k. Haven @siDNEY DEAN, of Thompson. 4-WILLiAM ". WEIGH, of Norfolk. Districts. For Senators. No. 2-CHAR FORBES, of East Hartford. 6-W!LIIAA M. HAIL. of WalIingford # 7-EDwARD PEExrIss, of New London. 9-LARsED HEARD, of Lebanon. H-DANIEL DORCHESTER, of Easiford. 15-CHARLEs o. BELDEN, of LitchfieId. 16-WILLIAM CoruEES,. of Woodbury. F-JeHH NJ WApHAMs, f Goshen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
Seffentlt6e 0enbu.

GcnnsrfasS ben 15tsn Sebruar, Tim 10 llty
Sprmtta9s, Iclsn an Der @ptnuHs pss llntrs
2i6netrn, tet Orinis Wiible, in SibsBheitbaa
Saunlbip, eeha GauntY, fpl9tnpe grtifsl au9 Sfs
fsntlider Srnpu Srrtauft perprn, ndmIid:
3pei YcrtreffIide pferbe, pferbs.0sI6irr, ips.
rltnter cine poppelte Srtt Carriage @sl6irr, unt
Gin suteS einipannises @sI9irr f6 belinest, ,pH
CUTE &abe; etn 8np, Gin 3rpeissauls @aesH nut
Saprp, Elm itarfrr einssaulS gGasen nit BaSbp,
elm gutter Spa;ters@agsn, Sattel unb 3aum, 8
YfIiigr, Gsse, unp gBelI6tcrn Ggss, gFusss
gSda9r, gBnbmible, 5UG5lAlitten, Spsrr- un6
Siit>Srtten, S&aufeln tlno 0absIi, sins Daasns
iptnpe, cine Drlmld9e unp font nod sisIr anpre
SauanscritbI6aften ;u rnltdntliA ;u meIbsn.
Die 8ebtn9unssn ant Srrtaufstase unb Guf~
trartun9 srn
Saeob @. Def6lsr.
Sanuar, 19, 1855. nat9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
Sefertli6e 95enbu.

DienTass ben 20lsn GeSruar, CJaRnaaD TN.
IL llbr @ittasS, Ictlen am 9auie prs untsrseidbs
nsttn in Siioss4britbal SaunI6ip, 0e6a GauRtY,
fclsenpe 9iiter bHentIia Sertauft wsresn, ndmIit:
6 pprtreffiide 9frbe-rpgrimter spei SamiIieH
pferps inp, aua tefinhet Hd parunter elm guter
SieOsr unb Elm euttS SatteIspferb. 3wei BON hsr
an,aGl fnp 0rdp-gfrrbe Sabre alt twst sa>
bon itnS l6prre I6tparse pfsrpr unb Satr
t,-eiuc baspn Elm l6rerfs traunfs pfrrp 3
Sabr aIt-tmp zines BARON IN cine quite 6altm>
Mdbre 8 Satr alt pelGes in trr bsl9n 3eit 10;
5erner Elm tartrr breitraperteer gBassn 70 gut ais
nea, Elm farfrr l6nlalrabsri8sr @assH fir 4 Yftr-
be, Elm larfrr 3wet'sSuIs gEassn, pfrefgfGhE
fir pfrrpe 70 gut ais neu, Elm Shr Sattt.
5lirsennebs, 8 GrJ.Sapes, pFdss, cine Stsf-
nase, cine DrHtgpaaee, cine Ginfterfetts, anpsve
&etten une 8ettsnitrGnse unp Icnii nod sisIerisi
ancere grtitel gu umiknblid gu meIprn.
Die Ssoingunsen bic 6 Mcnate 9rebit in T3
faBrn AM Serfaufeta9s uno @afpartuns scn
Scfepb Sa6enbab.
San II, 1855. nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
MQentpipn 0plfQmt.

Sfcme Sriefc, ptbe his gum Oisnta9 an9es
tenmrn uno nceb nicbt at9cbclt ruaren:
Senrn artman. IN. .. Pcunct, Z ora grcGa, ,9ftr
BUS, Gatboriua Glautb, Sarab GlauB, 6cnrp Der
M, IT,, eerpls Dcrnmcpcr, Scbn @rie, Satc6 Gaas,
5inrp 5c9sIman, Scbu g. Y. Scult, SaHmsl GjTCg,
Sciipb Gabsu, 9brlltian 6csWcrtb, .. bsrbittr, 9
ptnntlr, ebattts 6enineer. 9barlss pein, Scbann
5cpp. Gnouera Sod. Il. akduer, peter 6cru, Re6et;
ca &noug. 8. 81. .Nlsiu, Daniel .8uaui, Sasc6 6sd,
Scpbta Nsbt, penrp 6ttrrtr, ej. 2. 8cnnclt, satcb
aubu, 9. g. scn9, Stephcn eue, scbn SR eun,
0Rrs. scsau, 9. SGeNr, s. W7trIrs. emanuel 9!cp.
BART Scbn Ssbern. CSuitau Spass, Grpiu Qrtu, Scbn
8ctb, If. Srantltu 8rttrSStnrp 9stnbart, ,. Saeis
cbinbab. Sebn 9aan, Samuct 9sau6, Scbn 9actb,
1una Sttdd. Qtfalcm Stsrner. s. g8. S6aue. SR.
Shaao, Sebn Sdbcssr, Glen Spinusr, Chr Smitb,
pauliua Smith, Gi. 22. Smith, bcnrp gtcut, glanu
q. Smitb, Scbn &puer, Ghiabstb SrCrtl, g2iuiam
9Bennsr, 9R 0atrtbeimsr, 2brmas @aro, .. g2ifs
fer, 6. 9Spteft, oeurp 98tirman, Gcnrao 9Btinert,
Daniel 9Rei6, Sarob iguu9 0auid l,une.
9 d. tf:Srte c-aarl 6suIsr, R. Duutcp.
M. G. Sprutsd, 9. Dl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17

Sp[Ip Us Yi tlen Elm irunbcrtarrs soeil,
mtte fir G,alItnfrant9rit. GjeltIudt unc qeber,
leiben.- -9Ius,us rinee Srielee BON Srau Warp
gEpob an t5rn. 9cntins, Gtrndl, GGrFtir6e,
patrt ben 10. Septcmtcr 1852. Sir-S6 lit
felt leter Mcnaten ou riurm grbrrI6aprn, Gslbs
Iutft unb enem llrfen titli6lru qnfaGs. gBSb,
renp pieler oun;en Belt mar i6 utter arati6cr Sc'
bnucIang, rrtanstc absr tsinc qnrsrun9 ir9enb ei,
ncr Grt. 3alebt murer mir smpfoblen 6pllrs
RAYS 9ilen su 9ctrau&sn uno i'd bin slddiid gu
ia9tn, baB Sicis nTASbbare Wert3in in Serlnuf
elmer le6r turSen :3eIt mid Spttinti9 tcilte une
mid 81 SEQi9r G,rlunbteit trdGte, 70 rdb Id
pitIe Yt1en nit grtrauen alien nnrern empfeblen
fam, tpcl&e duff G9nli6e grt leiSn (seS) 81 arp
gSppb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
q 2Scrbctrnthc ct:

glm t1trn Sanuar. bur6 Dir. 3tller. y arrn
seertt, ben g8aIdinston 5auul6ip, nit s u<
pitb Mta, ecn Siipw9eittaa.
9lm 2tsn Sanuar, rur6 pfr. Dresser, Ga n
3 | e M, Son 2tGcn 9aunI6ip, nit u Watil a
4anper, Yrn Siicw9eit9an.
= (Durd rrn gbrp. Srf. yeaeer)
glm 9tcn Sauanr, Sdnri6 9tridarp nit Mas
tiIpa Hecs, Eire pcn Strrlaucpn.
Nm 14ten, Grmarp g. Ge6, srn SanrSrr,
NortbamptOn G0mtp, nit Gelctte Gatbarna
Sttnrr, BON 9terow5eit9na, 2tdn 6aint9.
9lnl lGtcn, SamcS DiegI nit 0lcteeca 9o9n'
len, bcipe ecn Gdtalauaua.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
8Mtnt98pt(le DpIfamt.

8clsenes Sricie tlietrn am f. Sanuar, 1855,
in bem Suini9SpilIe pcitamt liegen:
: S4epben glltrigtt, espi Sod, Ouiias 5becbrre
8rcBnan Naria. .9utt, emanuel Niaer, Gpb.
Smitb, AmcS @rttel, 9Ilirb s. Sreinis, 2lman.
rrS 6c9elg Miltcn Dut9, 9obn SObnfOn, Sane
Srrints, @i6arl Smitt, 5ebannes 0anner, gJis
ger uno Srrrler, g8iaOusbtg Sameper, 6enry
Sung, Ann S6nicYer, g8m. 2raguc, Sobn 6aYs
lpr. 9ep. ebman, ir. 9. DO.
6J-gerIcrrn bic fit Sriris auf oieIr eiir Scrs
iprcdn, tsIieten Su mslpen eab fie acknowledgements
limb.
Sanuar II. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
6; caprDcn:

9lm Strn Sanuar, in Wilnttrwn, 5rrr 3 a.
CO 9R Il r, im 9llt;r RON 76 SGbrrn.
Nni i0ten, in biefcr StaSt, an Der NuFSctrun9.
2ewiSScnr9 " eB Ter, I'M IS. Sabrt.
9lm Yprlcsten Mpntas, in Spper MiIfUrp, Sc.
.&a Gaunty. rrr Gbrw. SebnS dams, in ets
nrm 2tltrr sen etpa 80 SaDrCn.
(0ng'Iantt rurb goitcr &s9:nnas.)
glm 30fen GcrImtrr, In Strrmilforb, . a.
MEL, SGtnGrn spn Daniel unp Gatbarina
DieGl, aft 3 Mcnat uno Z Sage.
9Im Steu bjeirS, in GmnuS, an Der Gus3etrna,
! bemns q . nj q. I'M glter pun 35 Sab'
rem, Mpnatrn unp 10 Sa1cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
sc q G0 + / 6 t.

aus cen gRaiitnScricbt rra sstbo Gpuutn.
SSn Der Sade oes lieoenben SermG9ens
oeS ueritorbenen Stepben Ballet.
llnb nun, Sanuar 2, q. .. 1855. gIuf g(ns
tra9 bes 6rn. Stilrs, brpitgte bic Court cine
9teset an ale bic Grben bss trIdstcn SrItcrte,
nen, bab lie erI6einen 1clIrn bet Der nd6frn gga.
leneeurt mslfe sebaltrn tprrpen fol- am 3ten Sag
Sprtl, u. D. eintauleno a6tbWbert ub fiigfs
lmbftnBS, I'm 10 llbr gcrmittdSs, in Der Stapt
allentppn, bann uno balrlbl bsiastes lIssenpe
SrrmS9en auSunsbmen ppsr es Scrweisrrn-- -uno
i'm Srpeisrransrfaae llrla6s anJussben parum
cS nt4t sertauit perpen Ipa.
2uS Den llrtuursu.
Ssjeu9t6-S. S8, Iidtp.
Sanuar II. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
6pllD S6arfl0itBen f!
ouf uno in'5 Selo I!

Srtita9s bcn 9tcu 5sbruar, fctI Sas 9rtee Sheis
pcn 0spoID in @BaihinglcR Saunihip, esdha 9annI
nv, Itattine,u, pctsi sine ocppsHduh9 Bdcbt aus9s.
fbcu ptrbeu lcG-osr cine eauf III ss,essn uno psr
onosrt elat, uno Den 8elbtu Fam mon ortbsn-oes:
altitbsn nctb anocrs Bdhfin uno Gin brdShria Sdls
ltu, rptnn lih Shdsen siniinesn lcIteu~aus Shds
Gen in bsr Sldbe uuo Serns fino sn9saocn tsirrrb'
nsu-tticnoers Die @hsitbaIcr uno toeipetbcr9tr,
fails fie cas- tosrj habtn sS9en bic Ssafbin9cnsr ;u
Ibieecn. lub iclIsu Ipr filecrue Eodubrsu auf 100
Q)oro nit 6usstn-crcr ruis Die Sbdeen ciuia rpsr,
oen-aus9cfCbciIcn ptreen.
Sonas Yeter.
Sanuar II. nlim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
g 8erl dn9t,
.in Srnnniff nnh 0Snrfinne,

elm Sr9aniit une Spritn9er.
Die 3eutIa geierntitte 9emeinbs in atIm>
tcwn tpiinI6t einsn Srsanilten unb ScrfInser an
suitrllcn, uno BAT Scnnas ben 28aen 9anuar
1855, CUR Yrpte Der Ganpipaten antaaumt.-
9tn tensm 1ase trirb prrimal grsci9t Ien, une ale
9anbipaten bic 4. INN pieie Stelle bsfpsrksa, tHt
einsclaben lt6 bann unb ralelbif pcr Der @rmsin-
be bBren ,u lalirn. Die 92abI pirb na&bsr be-
FAINT srTuaat perten.
Der 8ir6earatb.
Qllentcnn San. IL. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
9ptte slt Derfaufen

auf 6fentliber 8enbu.
9luf Samfass tsn 27Rm Sanuar, I'M libr
Na6mittass, fol- auf tem GisrRtbum IsIba, Sf~
fentIi8 psrtauft wsrsen,
gine oelpibe eotte 9run6,
selesen auf Der 5ilt6rn Seitc Der 7tcn Siraes tfr
Start Qllentspn; srdnSenb nGrpliG an Lrns Got.
tr Scn Billtdm Socss peliIid) ali sine Sftntli6e
gllss itpli& an cine eottt Der glrS. NOyer;
rnt6altenb in Der 5rcnt an triaster 7trn Stra6e
80 Sup unp in Der Gisfe 230 6ue. Darauf III
errihtet
RazA Sin. jrpeiit6fioes baditeinernes
E;iNA @obnbaue,
IGsAs20 8u6>in Ter 6rpnt unb % in ftr
Iirfs.
Gsiil biss bds bntsrfdfsns Gssnthnn bts ssrs
iiOrberen . ante @ q, Irstbin rem trlcsttr
Stdef.
Gis girinsuuscn am grrfuufstdes turA
elias Mere, 4eentz
fir gnna %. @hG, 9tenitniaratrir.
9arudr 10. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
zMe6nuna.
Die 9teGnuns bon GbarGesS. 8ufs, Gfq.,
Sdabmeiitsr fer Direftcren hes6auIes ;ur Se.
ifdftisins unO tlutcrbaItuuS Der arnten fir
raS Gounty 2e6a, bonn 1lteB Sanuor 1851
BIS en tlttn Sanuar 1885,

Or. -
1854 San. 9. gilun, Ger tester Rshnune $500 SO
>smpfauotu ron Sbcnas Sault, Sttparo 81 ~
Set. Is. &scn pirain 7. Sblne, Drettcr.
fit een @trtanf einss pferess an 9aemi9 30 %
Ourtb loiram .. StbaHe pea Daniel eeus
fit Iitbtrrfilluna zines 5nesuturts 2O 20
Ipri 4. &cn Sclrmrn Se9d 2rlliie pen
Dtbcra Sd,one, fir ibrcn llnterbaIt 80 90
Nrril II. Scn pirant g. Shaus % OO
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