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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
SALE OF SWAMP LANDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
persons claiming The right Of Pre- Empon to any Of
the amp and oTerhJwed Lands the Green
Jefferson ana Warkesha under provisions ci an act
Lands IN this STATE and re- ns sSS|R ana
thereon approved April md lss tat an of rights 70
money therefor paid in Tic rate fue s T
pointed for the ale Of such snds ia each Of said counties
titled An Act TO disposal Of The Syamp
ali Of sd Lands ~eh & o S q ~ ga and that
Aforesaid will be offered at Public Auction minimum
restrictions provided fer the safe q School University
an a ~ ss hsE5e1 siatnes 50 tar as such
provisions Of che act last referred To- the following and
In the county Of Green. At the Court House, in Monroe
In e county efRock At the Court House. in Jaue.vs On
on wedns.da y March I'D Isl e curt House in tkh'Ta
In Tie ssgay IF Racine at tae Court House IN Racine on
In hs eosay Of Ksn9sa the cour. House in Xerosha
In The ashH a the Court House.
n he county q At The Court House in oEsukee
to ~ ~ On Thar IA@Tdsy y March f. ~
sha Sa5urdsy March q 1851 II s1S'
In the eounyof Dodge Fox Lake the Office Of Dr.
The sale viii commence ocoek 4 NJ or as soon there
after as may BE- at Zach Of the above named places
Fe h s Tine s Err t pay fer s on 2. BE-
to eater ne t-a", Nv bi In oE WI eT silosso
ce OF the Secretary STATE ceneate Of the Register
the csanty IN which the lands claimed situated certifying
that there adverse ratHs to in
there adverse claimants the psoH making application 10
for the land ~ him claimed shall procure as
above, giving all the OF the claimants. M
furnishing evidence tina % tho Secretary thai
he has notified such adverse claimants his intention 10
prove his Perception liked said notice giving
day for thirty miles travel from ec
claimant to Madison his application wifi and deter
mined. d. W. JON Is, sec : o. state.
l0w0 WI R SMITH Attorney Censrsi
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

~ Valentines for l857.-Simeon
King is on hand in time, for the com
ing event Valentine Day" His Stock
of valentines is the greatest and best
selection ever brought to this city, con-
sisting Of every variety from the sublime
to the ridiculous. Call on Simeon and
see what he has.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

Er LOST, some time since, pair of
fine Gold Spectacles. The finder
will be literally rewarded, by leaving
them at this office, or at the residence of
Charles Scott, on Ann ST., Kenosha
Wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
Kenosha Water-Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is founded upon the principle using
''NGtHre's ReWedfes in the cure Of disease
structng patients in their use that they may
Not only Regain, h't Maintain HedtH
The location Of the CURE is erneny adapted for IL pur-
pose being situated in of the pleasant Cities
West which for health pure air and be
passed.
Our Rooms and Bathing convenence are well arranged
Tor The comfort OF patients and pains will be spared
render their stay agreeable.
DR. sEELEY would call tie attention Of the afflicted TO
Remedy
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
which he has introduced into his Cure By the use these
baths al eNraneous minerals mercury lead &c J are
extracted FROM the system and Of he distressing
maladles that humanity subject entirely cured
sucha Scrcfa, Rheumatism, Paralysis Ulcers Neuralgia
aud Nervous Diseases generally.
Persons who have worked in paints taken mercury
mineral Tecnes ofsny kind will 40 wen TO baths
fHE Terms Of this Institution from SO to 50 per week
lnyalids will bring crash towels cotton inen
sheets, flannel blanket and two coufortables.
Those desiring Home Treatment will enclose IS 10
II. T. SEELFY.
KpnoShs. Sent 1SSf.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
THE INFIRM
HANGED HANDS AGAIN.!


EIRsT IN THE LIST Is LEWIS & PRO.
H. yOsT,
Next comes Lewis Vale.
Then hrIn Of a mushroom growth
NeS '. q :. bring up the rear.
Vow, word 20 all who xisl 70 buy,
4" Goods cheap" 'Tis here you'll and
That whatsoever article you may want
The price shah suit your mind.
We've s4TIsETs, both rlrs1 and plain,
sHEEP's GRAY and CAssnfEkK;
Hyou want COAI already made,
Come in! youth find Il here.
We've FLGxyKts, too fsvery hue
Red, Write and Or a and Bus,
And keep VARIETY STORE,
ioun fad now aud then sHoE-
Our GROCERIES toO--we viii not boast
Ba. just come Ia and
Our SucGE, and u you really need
Wen give you cup Of TIA
We've poor MoLAssEs, and we've good,
And 10 keep the taste all true
That is, not have IL slvsys sweet
We've little NREcAE too.
Now TO the Ladies, old and young,
Bat more particularly young
Because you know, we like 70 talk,
And yor are blest with Language
Con. il and zee eur Fancy Goods,
This piece Of RrBBoS and thst
Ard II We cannot make s trade
Wen have q social chat.
We've LAcks and EHsKopERrss
AiUsLiSs and TRIMMINGS, too,
And should the weather prove too cold,
We've Bar STATE sEAsE or two.
Finally, come one, come al,
And labor 8 free,
Wen show you goods ali free ofehArge
Whatever yoa wish 10 see.
vEAZTE & STEBBINs,
No. SO, Corner Main and Market Streets,
KRNOsHA.
January 9, 1851 Son
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

~ THE ALLEGHANIANs sung before
q large and appreciative audience, at
the New Odd Fellows Hall, in this city,
Tuesday evening last.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
Chicago Varieties

This Troupe performed last evening
before full anddelighted audience, and
seemed to give pretty general satisfac-
ton, they perform again this evening.
Go and hear them.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
DETERMINATIONS.
a SPECIAL, ELECTION VIII aF HFI. 7,

A SPECIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD
"A in the several wards of this city, Tuesday the 10th
day Of februaryA D 1871 for the purpose determining
by ballot whether the City OF kenosha shan issue City
Bonds for sum not exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars
tpe0) and running ten years at ten per cent interest
for the purpose Of continuing the mprOv Of the
Dor in accordance with the provisions Of ordinance
titled An ordinance authorizing the issue OF city Bonds
for Harbor purposes"
The ballots to be used at said RC ton shall have written
printed thereon the words For the issae Bonds" or
Against the issue Of Bonds"
The qualifications Of voters are prescribed in section
lorty-four a. Of tie City Charter
The Polls will be opened at ten 40 o'clock A. NJ and
will be closed ~ O'Clock NJ opened again o'clock
p NJ. and finally closed at O'Clock P NJ and will be held
in the following places:
In the First Ward at the City Hall;
In the Second Ward at the Tavern Of c. Schend;
In the Third Ward at the basement Of the NJ e. Church
The Election win be conducted generally other Eiee-
tons in this City are conducted for City purposes.
V. HUGHES, Mayer,
Epur zba Jopu Jrsq
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

PAPER IIANGINGS.
SIMEON HING, AT his well known stand on
~ Main Street takes pleasure in saying his
friends and the public generally that his stock OF Books Sta
tonery, and Paper Hangngs is complete and
sive than has before been offered in Kenosha
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Of the latest and most approved standards are offered at
n9ssis Retail of Kind and description, used in
Common High Schools prices that cannot fail to please
MISCELL BOOKS.
Comprising all tie standard Works both Eng il and Amer
lean, beautiful styles Of Biudng-Prose
Poeiry-uistories Biographies Tales &C. Bibles Dictona
res. PRAYER Books, and Hymn Books New Books from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY.
Comprising variety quality and style Of Letter Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards Of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, cold Pens
Steel Pens, Quilts, &c, &C
PAPER IIANGINGS.
Wall and Window Papers, and interchangeable largest and
Best assortment before offered ia this market; Of all
prices and qualities from the finest Satin, to the
kinds at the lowest prices
The public requested look in and Tor themselves
the inducements offered for they 10
Kenosha. December 20 I,55. Iy2T
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

LIMITED PAErNERsHIP.-Ap petition is
abon- being presented to the Legislature
ofthis Sta e, asking the passage Ola law,
providing for special partnerships,
whereby inactive or dormant partners
may be protected against partnership IL
abilities; beyond the amount oftheircap-
ital stock put in, and the same to be
made 4 matter Of public record, at the
Investment, and similar to those now in
force in other States, and especially in
the State OF New York. The petition
is signed by a large number of the most
respectable and influential commercial
men of our city..--Hticaakee -Imeri-
can.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
GLASS WARE,

CONSISTING in part of Syrup Bottles Molasse
~ Cans, Tumblers-a large variety. Butter Dish
es, Flower Vases Sugar Bowls, and Creamers Cob
lets, Glass Toys, &c. just opened by
STARkWEATHER & Co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

-, Senator Seward of New York
aad Ru>k of Texas viii. on the cNpira-
ton OF Congress IN March. start on a
nine months tour around the globe
They will pass across the ISthmus by
Nica aueua, thence to California, thence
to the Sandwich Islands, where Senator
Seward viii deliver an agritul;u al adj
dress, thence to China, and, after pass
ing through India and Asia Minor,
Egypt, and possibly Southern Europe,
viii sail through the Straits Of GibraIter
- the United States, so rs TO attend
Congress in the early part Of next SEES
sion.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

CHANGE OF TnrE.-It will be seen
that the time of the trains for passing
this city on the Lake Shore Road has
been changed. The time of the differ
cnt trains is as follows:
First Passenger Train going South, 1923 A. NJ
Second s. {" 4.52P p. NJ.
First Passenger Train going North, I2 IS P. NJ.
Second q" " 535P NJ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05


EIGHTY FNsTRgIlENTs PER WEEK.
pETWEEN 5000 AND 10000 OF THESE
I'D Instruments have been finished and =zaz-.
in - LIS
The I5s latest Improvement in our Melo,,sos q i I
Divided SweC-,
Secured by Letters Patent, 22d May 1855 BY means
CT this Swell Solo Passages may be played with the full
power Of the Instrument, while the Accompaniment is
and suhdued Hereafter all meiodeons by as will
he furnished with this attachment cioW ertra ctarge,
From tie commercial AdCertjSer, July 81, 1856.
Messrs. Prince Co could realize handsome fortune
by dsposing of rights to other manufacturers their
new Improvement but they prefer make it feature
IN their Instruments can enly be obtained by purchasing
eight years since commenced tine manufae-
ture of this nov celebrated Musical Instrument during
THOUSAND Voluntary testimonials Of the excellence Of
our instruments from the most distinguished Professors Of
Music in different parts of the United States have from
time to tine been received Thus far have said but lit
tie, and advertisements seldom for the
that could not supply the demand We have lately
the largest and perfect urin
Establishments in the United States and think
all orders promptly. We therefore give the latest
.. NEW YORK 18th Oct 1855.
tG A. Prince Co. =: GeHtLeHtea-The Double Reed Me-
loieon has arrived, and most charming Instrument
1t has been played by Wallace Hodges VIM Ma
and hest of others, and they all it of
the beautiful toned reed instruments they have
touched. Very respectfully, JAMES F. HALL"
We that the above mentioned MeludegA
in any particular superior those daily finishing
and those who inclined favor US with
their ORDERS that they will be furnished with instruments
equally good Our Instruments all finished Rose.
wood cases and the workmanship is Of the very quail
ty. The styles and prices
In Portable Case:
Four octave Meodeou, extending from c c, as
-Four and a half octave, =. G TO T., 60
Five octave Melodeon, " " + tor IS
Five octave, double reed, ." " TOT, l30
In Piano G ase:
Five octave Melodeon, extending from ? TOT, 500
six octave Melodeon, :. + TO 7, 100
Five octave, double reed; " 81 FtoF $50
Organ Melodeou for clurches), FIVE octeves, stops
one and half octave pedals, four of reeds, $50
80 Agents FOR the sale of Melodeons may he found
in all Of the principal cities and towns Of the tied States
GEO. a. PRINCE & co,
Cor. niagara aud Maryland streets Buffalo
1y3l and 81 Fulton street, New York
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
gfl NEW BOOT g. SHOE ssa,
va 5ToRD. W.
No. rs MAIN STREET KENosHA.

JAMES ROBSON, has just opened Boot ahoe Store
formerly occupied by s r. ComgtOck. where he intends
keep constantly hand every variety that is usually
kept in a Boot and Shoe establishment.
GU STOM WORK.
to order and large assortment always on
hand BY his long experience in the business practically
and otherwise the public be assured that all
he manufactures viii not be inferior TO mandatory
in this city. JAMES ROBSON.
May %, 1886.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
FRENCH CALF BOOTS,

OF every style and krd made to measure, aud good fl
in every case insured.
Custom made, Gne KIP, coarse fines, and thick double
Soiel BOOTS. made for service and durability and
rarted Gents faecy plain toilet Slips, q different
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

May ee aand tbs largest ard best assortment u rasa
comprising Ladies ESSeS ant Chdrcns wear, az every d.
eTeni siFe NoTa VA Lade, patent fox d, TIPPED and
An congress GsserS patent foNd tipped ant Plaza Lace
Caters, both tcs and pump o,e; kid Caters kid
Lace boots also large assortment o. French Glove Kid
Congress Caters, Glove Kid Lace Boots morocco AMI en-
ameied Lace Boots TOO DueoS 70 specify bsxh custom
made ard Eastern; LADIES' Fl acA kd Slp-ers ard sr
ties; lid and morocco BGskns Of aH ku. ladies Toilet
S ppers; MSses and Chdres congress and Ia t2afss~
kid ar norcea Lace and Baton Eoots Slippers Ausle
Ties and short every style OF nicely flashed workman
ship suitable fer their use.
To the community generally would respectfully invite
YOUR attention selection, Knowing ha; you truly a
f-rciae well formed end beautiful shoe which bglsSs
th grace the foot ot the weare and ADDS mueh 10 the
general finish OF the outer
BY examining cur stock yea wiz truly appreciate tbs n
terest have taken B yonr behalf and viii be satisfied
As 10 p-'ce we fear no competition
Hoping and all e you at exhibition, and
greet you hearty welcome, shan always eEGeayog sat
is;..etor iy 90 supply .UGr numerous wants.
& & I : fslkahbw1y ELY s. BALDWIN,
~ CASE t-i- gea IJ.rs~. SxIys, Ayp TELrs x
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05


STATE NEnIcM SoCIETY.-The State
Medical Society are holding their Anu
n Session in Bacon's Block. They
elected the following officers for the pres
cut year to-day
Presidut-Dr. Clark G. Peasc, of
JaneSville.
LIST Vice Presi%eut-So solomon Blood.
Of Rochester.
2d IIcc-Prcsideat-Dr. Hays McKin-
", Of kenosha.
>.~r,;ary-Dr Geo. d. WILDER, Of
Mineral Point.
T-ea rsr-Dr. A. J. Ward, ofMad,
i>pu.
Cda.r~1g # TIE Board Of C,yssorS
D. Jno. Mitchell. of Janesviue.
ISScc,utf -ls*ars-DrS E. 4. Wood
ward, ct Madison and VIM. II. Brisbane.
Of Arcna.-Uadisoa Journal
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
SANFORD'S
Main street, Kenosha
DENTISTRY
Perfect snti.faciion Wnrrnnted

In all Persons wanting their mouths put in good
eating order will fnd for their Interest call
Persons from the country will be kept free Of charge while
getting their work done
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
GLASS MILK PANS.

A SUPERIOR article for keeping milk sweet, and
N obtaining an extra quantity of cream, at
STARKWEATHER s. CO.'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
BoYs, YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN,s
Ladies' DEPARTMENT.

Custom and Eastern uads nscalG alp and thick Boots
Boys Congress CATERS Of different styles; Boys Youths
and CAidrens calf enauIeed zip and thick BroEans, SC
In the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
Gentlemen's Department.

Nay he found every KIND aui description Gents Patent
Calf and Buck Congress CATERS sswed and pegved calf
patent and enau,led oxford Ties p-tap article % French
calf patent leather Boots; patent sa calf congress Baon
Shoes tgcksk0, Taylor Ties, patent tipped Lasting CAT
ers; Cali Eaaneed, KIP and Thick BTegaus, Custom and
Eastern made.
Particular tent. On paid to Gents cascr1-,sde
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
Varnishes! Varnishes!!

Ia~ee consignment If Coach, Carriage and
4 Furniture Varnshes, from the celebrated Man
ufactory of Filden 81 Nephew, n. Y. just received
and for sale cheap, by
STARKWEATHER Il Co
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
S6ulz 8it6er.

Die aufmrtlamtrit ter Sdulpirsftcren, 2eb.
rsr, Giteru mo offer 5tunpe Der GrSirbung II sr'
betrn auf bic 1batlade, paB bic llnterSei9nrten
nod INNER Die nruc 9sitefclsr BON
Sanber'S 2ciebiiher unb 9rltpnS
Outline 2anffarte
blisrrn.-Die Gelsbdter perccn trreits 1T bri'
nabe alien S6uI' Dilritten in 9eda Gdmtp 9e'
trautt, uno no ie nod jc cinsrfubrt wurrrn, ba'
ben lit INNER bic unYUrtebaltcne @npIcbtmS rer
2cbrer ubaltsn. = GS lit ni6t nbtbis bier rtwOS
In Sr,uJ auf bic GinfGrmigtrit Der Si4r fplBen
Su laben = nprm bisrltc tGAlt nctbwrnpi9 it,
mic rics Gin jeeer 2tbrsr susictt.
Die rtissn Siihrr t6nuen an ir9cnb rinrm Der
8g6lp5rS in aasntdun erbaltcn merrcn.
Grprr ,mb Barnes,
90. 81, giprp Ste StraDe, philadelphia.
Suli 1. nl4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
Die 2lugcn Gietrr grridtrt
Gin neuer .9ewellir- Stobr

in bcr Stobt q lcnta III II.
Gia ueuss ejtfhdftst,ttn rntitrbt Niles nimm
su uno prJrSesrt ,h ititcsm eit riitrntu 8cNs tsi
uus rcrbiiIcnntn, unp e 5ti9 audp etr ae tttannIE
upN ,,ut, llhrn,o.,rr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
Die Bank Don CataCanqna.

Na6ri&t ipirp biermt sesstsn. buB Oas sweits
SnltoImsut ppn $50 uui iepen antbeil bes Gopis
tai Stcds Der Sanf BON 9ataIauqua faais lrin
piro, unp sinbsSablt petpen niub, auf pper Dor
bem t2ten Sag ausult naGitens. an Srrrn Sobn
gSiliams, in Gatalauqua, S4asmsillsr Der Cont
mi6icnerS.
Die In teIaster gIftr tsr Incorporation tenams
ten Gcmmibicners, werOfn bis Sur fenrrcn 9la6'
ri6t, pVn Gag Bu Sag SutfcriptiCnen auf Den
Capital Stcd Der trlasten 8anf empfanSen.
gRiaam Mller. Dapb Sbomas,
Sotn D. Stiles, @ti 8. Sae9er,
Sctn sSiaiams, Solcmpn 6csl,
Benjamin 9iupp, Samrs O. Otrrle,
Sobn SuoperS, Samuel Sic9er,
SpnaS Sierp. Spsn 8riscrid,
Dapip u. Sumbler, s.. y. Martn,
Gemmiffeners.
Suli 1. 1857. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
DQrtnerl@ip Quf9elDBt.

Die Yartnsridtp wrl6e tiriupcr teitanb ;pi'
Iten ben llntrl6rietsnsn, unter Der 6irma Dcn
Samuet Melo o ii. 6 o., ipurre beute (Su'
Il 81. 1850 init ss0enletiSer Ginpiliguns auT'
erltet. Samusl Geps dA bon Dem @eifaft Su'
ridStetrnp, tpirp rneelte tiinfti9bin rpn ben jre
iitri9en partners am altrn Stanpplobe unter rsr
5irma BON MeScis II, Nitter fcrttstrieben, unp
Spar NIT Der gsrfertsun9 Scn allerlsi 5eusr'
tridS unO an ben bilIi9nsn grriben. Die @f'
ihiftstGGsr werben Ypn rer nrusn 8irma inc
Neine debradt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

Suhpruder tnp Surbbdnoler, 9p. 50
9iGrb Ste Stra6e, 9bilabelpbin,
gpabsn ras putlitam Oufmsrtiam aaf ibren gro:
ben Stcd ron
Stacrlei 8aeber, SlGnfsSitbcr
unb Observation-Disclosures;
weles nun Der ouseeosbuttlte 1T, cer ic tsi ihncn
an9eirclTen mereen tcnntc, unp prlebe Ie 70 pcblft
unO iie iuo uerbsrt epas pcbtftisr pcrtGufru tSn:
ucn uno aud pcbtftiler perfoufsu pcrpen, ais eics
an iraeno sinsm Srt in philadelphia 9clbiebt. sic
Ino ;u9leitb Die .5srnus9ettr ron
SSelfpmS Smtfinc 2diIbfarten,
lptltc 2rtltrl fir Sbuln vcn tsiuen oneeru in Der
9ouiu rueitCn SRslt tsrtrcftcn wIreGn. Slet6talIf
pcn
0rrrnlraI'S g8ertsn unb Sanbsrs 9lribc BON
S6ulbihcrn.
Gs Iuo eies brrrtibe uuo eic bcitsineeri6tttsn
Sbubddbstn in hen &ereiniaten Staatcn, uno bic:
fibe iiuben ibrsn gGs9 unelaubIih ltbncH in bic
Sbulsn aIer Ssnrnnun9cn in picltm sonpe. GbGn:
falls pen
Sxsiffpm'S 6cIcbitbte.
Diefes geert cn,pfrblt iieb belcuosrs Icltit une
SatbperllGuti9e timrn barin ibcrcin, paB nerltItc
nit mtbr Sersfa iuianmcn ectraeen III, als ir9cnt
cine qualification bcr Irt Die il bier cecr anocrpSrs
ocm putlitum gum Sertauf an9cecten rpuroc.
o. Sic MAIDEN ;usttitb bier bic Inici9c, ba6 Iis
Die Sirma pen g { d, 81 utb II. 8 c tfr tb, ais
ibre loenten fir cGioe @erte tis e putli;irtu
ocItt0t batru, coer ba an ibrtm @tatlFSmCutin Der
bamiltcnsStrafe cben6Cnamte S9rtt ltst6 an Den
philadelphia prsiBsn sum &crfauf auf oanp 9t9oI:
ten werben.
Sir bercits stncgsne Sunrrtboft fnc fis bS6i1
nonftar, uno mtrocn ittts Ourb quite 8ebauttun9
unO biGiac prciGc, iuhen iicb ibrcn lntbsil otr
Gjunt pcs YubIitums juiujicbcn.
Spwrr unb SarneS.
9Rai 6. 1857. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
WiQiam Steiner
9lagcmeiner 9teui9fcitS 9tsen,
in Der Gtabt 2tnentaun,

GjiGt bitrpurcb Niotbritbt, oaS in tinEm Ncu9:
tsiis:Gnpcrium in Der on 6omiltcu Straet, cin0e
Sbdrrn uuttrba6 Dem gNartt:GiSrcd. ltcts fc9cnps
3ttmn9tn Il. no., gu erbattcn lno, uno Spar on rsn
bili9itrn gtein9uu9en
Die gew= sIUrf tdglide Grifurr,
Der 9irp.SJ taglide 6eralp,
Die glew Sorf tdsde Simes,
Die Sbilarrlpba tl9lAc 9ennIYpancn,
Die pbjlaprlpbta tG9lae SimcS,
Der @blarclpbia tdslidr Qep9er.
Sarpcr'S gBsetIp Suurnal, 9iep. gUrt,
Saaru'S EDITORIAL, Bottom.
5rant geIlies, Slufrirte 3situno, q. q.
Der 9trw.gorf gepgrr,
DaS glcp. 2crt Sauhrirtr 9stcn,
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lno dbtrbaupt ont Die prpulGritin 3ttunecu unt
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ttrttts 9inC4tne 1untihat, titlt CT UNI firnrrrn
9tnti0hn 5uipruh.
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rem 8crratb ptrgrSBern wplen, icrpie iibsrbdupt
ale 8dufr Elm pcr3upuden unO tbrs Sa6sn an'
suleben.
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pat Serfaui ansebcten.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
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um IL llbr Mittass, casn am Sauic res Der.
llprtenen Saeob Oelpng, lebtbtn BON
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fcl auf BTsntli@sr Srnpu Sertaaft wtrben, nam'
lid:
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Sperrs unp antere Soften, Sufalpe Saut
fer, @ridfOrn, Grunpteren unO Sbmet i'm Sci.
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beln, Glaptcarre, 9fcnsn, SienrnilUde, Better
unb Setttobsn, Bureau, 9iI6e unb Stiible, Sdns
fe, aae 9trt SettSeus Siiten, Sardnfe, Gin neuer
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cine Sadutr, Scfen nit 0tctr. Gupferner unp Ell
lernrr 6sBsl, cine Got ssrdu6ertrS SIeii6. unr
font nod pele @eratbI4aftsn ,u umIianrli6 gu
melpen.
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Der gum Iusiaben pielsS SPGtjabr Srrle9nt psr'
ben.
Die 9ebinsunssn an Sertaufita9e unb Guft
wartun9 BON
OaStb 0elpng, 9lbm'pr.
Sult 30. 1857. na3m