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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGE

ft'HE Subscribers have rented the Warehous -
4 VIM. LauyOn near the K. X. Depot, for Carriage
Repository, where they will keep full and complete
assortment OF Eastern built Buggiss, all of which viii
be warranted and viii be sold cheap for Cash e.
change for Grain.
BRADLEY & CLARK.
Mineral Point. June -. 1S5S.
The Subscribers also pay the highest market price
cash for grain 2jtf.
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N E II A L L II O u S Z
aIILyy 4 L Il T. Il

The Largest and most Elegant House in the
North West.
ryvHF PROPRTETORS take pleasure in informing the
1 public that in conseg of the continued low
price provisions, &e-, and the very Favorable
lease Of the House. they enabled To put the pTles
Of board To
- 90 PER DAY.
And keep their House, heretofore, first class Hotel
in e,ery respect.
3m25 KEAN < RICE
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES.
EMBRACING nearly every variety known particularly
II the approved patterns, offered
sale By WIN. LANYON x son, on Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the folioNing
AIR-TIGHTL COOKING STOVES.
Mar E20Rer, Hater Hsieh,
Black Diamond iron Monarch.
Prairie Queen, HesfeFn Queen.
Nes UOFtd. CgttiratOr UhircrSe,
keystone, 4fiass, BaReHg, Lon, &C
PREMIUM STOVES,
of all sizes and patterns in Also the follow
ing, among other:
PARL0R STOVES.
Sylea"with without ovens Ezroi open elosd fronts
Boston, - - - Cottage stores, sc, &c.
B0X STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size together with COAL
STOVES, both fo Cooking and the Parlor- he has also
a large Stock OF beautiful
Britania-Vare,
including
Tea Pots Cl6ee Pots. Sagn Uras Creamers.
Motasses Pitchers, Cast0rs. Pitchers,
Mugs, Cups, CGHdfesfiekS,
SPiftoOns, Lamps, &c, Sc, Sc
Selected with and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper. and sheet Iron Ware.
Of all kinds constantly hand featured to or
der, the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment is 4 FURNACE
where work in either of their respective lines will done
in the best possible manner.
Job WoriN attended to in any Of the above Shops
short notice.
Persons desiring thing in his line are invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANY0N & son.
Mineral Point, October, 1888. -Iy
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J. ". T. MClIULLEN


tINEINNAfI- r1laN- sept T, Io0t-
DR.. RoBAoE-Dear Sir: Having been afi eted with
neurii or the past and hale and
having your medicine, called the scandinavian
Blood Purifier, highly recommended by gentlemen with
whom acquainted, induced to try il, bat not
before had various other medicines. After using
two bottles felt its effect very sensiby, and upon using
two more myself perfectly cured. You will al
me- therefore, congratulate You upon making a
discovery in medicine which proving itself be
worker suel. wolers n The diseases Of the human
family. GEORGE :. BENNETT,
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BRICK! BRICK

TTNHE subscriber having established the manufacture
4 of BRlGEN the line Of the Mineral Point Rail
Road, mile south OF this city, wouid advise the g
of Calamine, Darlington, and Mineral Point that
he supply them with good quality OF Brick
building or other purposes be- procured IN the
west, which ne i preF~rsd to sell the Reasonable
terms Persons desiring purchase win 10 well to
give him call. j. a. GAUplE.
Mineral Point, MAY goth, 1858. 2lu
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s17'-I1 l-'II'1'' ''''- II
IyDAxAPoLIs. Wednesday, Sept. ,, 1857.


DR.. &. ". RuBACE-Pear Sir: Having been troubled
fer several years with extreme debility and weakness
much that unable 70 attend lay ordinary bust
tez. ans having heard of the wonderful cures
you- scandinavian Blood Purifier and pills eff
fectiuE was induced By q friend 10 try them
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months and find the medicine fully equal to its
uendatious- valuable Is its that cannot
now dispense with the Of it at my advanced age
Iiie-seventy -seyen wears
rheerfulIy give ths information for the benefit of
those similarly affected. MORRIS MORRIS.
The above certificates and many others, be at
my Office by any Mt any time Get Of my Family
Medical Almanac gratis. from my agents.
ManuGactorv, tlesraIHs and Office, No East Fourth
street. SO buIdiug froul Main street. Cincinnati. o.
Fer sale bs John H. Vivian, Mineral Point; Neblesok
Lanpe * Co. i-nlsnG z. Stevens * Co., Dodgeyc,
ami by Druggists a.l Merchants generally. l7-y
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NV horse worked and driven hard. that he
SEEMED completely and used up II ne walked
few yards. he would tremble all over He seemed en-
tirciy worthless aud about die. gave him varous
medcines nut they were Of no benefit finally gave
him | l. ST JOHNS CONDITION POWDERS He
raE1ly improved until he became perfectly we'll Then
sold hun for one hundred dollars z. SLAAMAkER.
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JOHN s. DEMCTH.

JUN ,
From the Rev. M. MCMULLEg, Pastor &C Roberts
Chapel: INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ), 1851.
Dis g W. RoBACK-Dear Sir. have used your Blood
Purifier nervous Affection from which have sui
fered times pleasant the taste it
certainly has happy effect upon the Please
cept my thanks for your regards and acts and be-
lieve uIe, Yours,
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Bloody MIX, Etc.-Mr. James Cronkete, Omar
ONO says; had horse badly afflicted with dstem-
per. and gave him st. Johns Condition Powders. They
operated ike CHARM eflrcting in a few days.
.hey are given 70 COWS IN neigborhucd with
lent effect purifying their blood and improving their
condition 50 az greatly to increase their quantity of
milk One cow had the garGet. which caused her give
bloody milk \ effected with these Pow
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t5ct-a with bal- heads, aud the only remedy hereto
discovery of Professor Weed these articles are
si patr0uize Them because they have been 80 often
imposed upon by Hair Tonics OF different kinds T,
AIN such persons earnestly made the request.
they viii try again, for in Woods Restorative
there such thing fail. We know of a lady
who aid. ho used the article a short time and
heI head is covered completely with the liniest
and most beautiful cUrls una -uabe. We know nu-
whore HAIR rapidly falling h ch
= restored IN greater perfection than
before.
also without doubt of tho articles for
Keeping The hair in good condition skiuit soft and
glossy rvuasv ing daudru, and Es- proved itself the
u Is the aaty OF every improve their person
al appearance though may differ in regard to the
WAYS nt doing its hat every Will admit THAT beau
tl.at HFsa ~ HAIR either In woman is an OH
Jeet luch - be uesire and there means that
should De LETT untried obtain such consideration
-L HgraalR's -Isrocsts, Philadelphia
Nss land, Ffass.. Feb 5 1857
PROB. O. !. WOOD X Co.-GentS. Having realized
thr good effects of your Hair restorative wish 10
state. that finding my hair growing Thin rs well as
gray. was Induced from what read AMI heard IL r.,
the article prepared hy yen, promote growth and
Change it, cua"r as u youth. both Uf which IL
has effected co1np.etelv Ia the operation have used
ueaIIs three bottles. Yours *.
JAMES FRANCIS
q. :. WOOD x Co.. Prarrietors 3l2 Broa,lwav New
York, tin tHe great y. II. Wire Railing Establish
u1ruf.l and IL Market Street. So Louis. No.
And Solo ly ati zaod Druggists. Also by r u P,ll-
Az
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- Merry Fancy and Toilet articles FIsrrxSor.
- h. F- -- ans hzthsrion. Delights Spanish I ms
49, ga t--T Rum. Eau de Cologne Hair oils
80 - -.-.-' t.e afesn Windsor soar. White Do
:. $50 ---a cream. = -eara Of Soap ana hundred
81 q NIFIAN'S.
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Erysipelas. ScrOfuIa, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.

FROM ff1'cdTtfthy Merchant q y L0t'S Ftb 4, 1900
Dr.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that is
in medicine They have cured my little daughter
of uceoas her hands and feet that had
ncurahle for Her mother has been long rieyous-
y afflicted with botches and pnples her skin and in
her hair After child cured she also tried your
Pills and they have cured her. ASA M0RGKIDGE.
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for the relief Of ccnsEmPtire patients ia advanced
stages of the disease
We need not speak TO the pntle Of It's virtues
Throughout and every hamlet the
States. Wonderful
plants made II already known. Nay, few the
families civilized country this continent without
personal experience OF its effects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy OF .ts victory the subtle and dan
gerous diseases Of th- throat and lungs. While II il the
powerful antGJte yet known to for the fo1nf
dable and dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary
also the pleasanest and safest remedy that be
ployed for infants and persons Parents should
have against the siiOus enemy that steals
upon them unpreiared- We have abundant grounds TO
believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL lives by the
-ImptOnS prevents than those it Keep it 10y
and your colds lille they curabe
lect them until no human skill master the memorable
canker that. fastened the vals. life
All know tbs dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and
they know the virtues of this remedy need not do
them is still made the best ii
be. W. spare cost toll to produce II the
perfect possible. and thus afford those who rely
which skin furnish for their
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~ pht3S It=A sllta1s Rasius in store, for sale by
IL SAMUEL JENkrS = co.
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A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

l. L. st. ] ohn's
Condition Pow
d e r s T e Sc
powders are held
in very high e..
nation for hors IS,
in cases of DIS
TEMPER. Loss
OF APPETITE,
HIDE BIO On ID.
y + LII 0W WA
TER. STIFF COM
Y l. AIN 7. etc.
They are excel
lent for cattle
-. -
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. De. WELD Is returned from visit Is

@ ~. WELD has returned froua a visit East
- II 70 Mineral Point, aud - noss prepared 10
LILY execute al worS Incident To his profession,
@ st f2est approved style 81 the age. Pr Weld takes
arV IN saving 70 the citizens ol Mineral Point and
aatlluE country that his wer5 viii be done in a
g.. lrr aof surpassed bv any East West-or no nav
ll.ee over Aoletts uayaorreian Rooms. High
l-st Mineral Point. Wis.
..s--...r 10th, 1857 44tf
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD N THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR

rg1HF RESTORATIVE OF PROF o. J. WOOD FOF
| RESTORING the hair perfectly ard permanently
has yet had rival. volume after volume Nigh
hr Given from all parts aI the world and from the mos
1ur read tl circular and you cannot doubt; read ais,
.He following
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MEDICINAL.

a FTFR YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT,
~ Dr. Robaek, the eminent Swedish Physician sue
eeeded producing medicine from twenty differ
species mountain herbs of his native land, which
acts ree-lv uon Of disease in the blood and
by restoring tbeeorrupted fountain OF life TO condition
Of health and purity ezPels disease from Ii" system,
wherever il may DC located whstevr may be its char
acter. Indy nervous complaints ePileptic and
other fits coughs, consumption in It's early stages,
throat bronchitis fever and agge asthma low spirits
sexual ncapacity feminine weakness, prieking of the
skim. symptouaatic of paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia
suor cancer diabetes Iassiude and debility, darrhea
aud all other disorders OF the organs of respiration, the
liver the Kidneys the stomach the the
cusr er unerringly cured by this preparation II
! To the or5i seed Of disease what alkah
Is 20 IN neutalizes then with absolute certain
y while the time it regulates the seeretions, re-
moves distractions from The bowels creates appetite, re-
news bodily vieor sesenerates every animal func
ton such is nature, such the effects Of Dr. Ro
backs famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which, if
taken IA conjunction with his scandinavian Blood Pills,
will not only the painful disease, but
prevent their recurrence and lengthen life beyond tn
ordinary span
In the sCANDINAyIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Dr. Robae presents the result OF twenty years of expe
reres hard study and experiment what perfect
pin be- doubt their superiority after
single trial Price OF the Scandinavian Blood Puri
fer 81 per bottle, - per halfdozen Scandinavian
Elood pals, = cents pss box, Eve for 81.
PERU, Miami county, Ind, Aug. /, 1851.
Dr.. c. W. RoBAGE: / have received much benefit
from your Scannv Blood Purifier ana Blood Pills,
that have thought it my duty and it less my in
cination give you plain statement of my case
years afflicted with that baue o. all comfort and
efficiency business dyspepsia To ptllate all the
so-esea remedies which / have used To rid myself OF
disease would indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted with the best physicians could hear
OF. induced tr your remedies through the per-
suasions or friend and after using them a few days
was greatly benefited, and in short time less tran
month"; entirely and permanently cured was
also afflicted with the most violent nervous headache
which suppose produced by my disordered stomach
for my dyspepsia left me, my headache left with
it. I feel better in every respect than have fol
ten years. Very truly yours,
JOHN s. DENCTH.
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PREPARED BY DR.. ]. c. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass

- = 80 = 3 7
]. II. Vivian Mineral Point; Z. J. Russell Darling
tom r. c. Stevens Dodgeylle; l.. L. GoodeIl. Platte
Vile; II. Newhall Galena, wholesale; j. II. Reed x Co
Chicago, Who'll lie; and Agents in every in the
United States. Tvs
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HOTELS
WIS oNoIN HOU ; E

LER IA II Q E L
PlattsgiAe. Grant ...iI County, H7iseoasia.
TAyING taken and dtted up in the most nnagniiicen
-tvI- tile stand formerly known as the Atwood
.el Undersigned would respectfully AJAX Tor II q
shfe II rublic patron HIS Table viii always b. iuF
-,i il good taste .Et3 Roor4s large aud airy
department. the intention viii be To coHsu
eo1sfort and wishes OF hrs pstFe G1od'Aoieaahe
attentive Ostiers always ia readiness
- Boarfers by the day or week furnished W al
J3.tfevffe ISIS f-Iv4 WV. Butt Err
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PRoPRIET0RS

4NkRIcAN ELPRESS C0NP4NY
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BeHeCoeEt IHsat0iH established bg special End0ao-
fReHt for the reief Of the sick ard Distressed aot
ed nth PtTHIoat and Epidemic Diseases.
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4 TiyStLIul. q II'o -tt'' VT 1T sI'''e
Dysentery. Relax. and Worms.
Indigestion aud Impnrity of the Blood.

From her. J. =. HINES, Pastor Of 4dceat Church, Boston,
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called visit
in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and purify
the blood they the very best remedy have
known. and l confidently recommend them o my
friends. Yours, J. Y. HINES.
WARSAW, WYOMING Co, \. " Oct "a. 1855.
DEAR SIR am using Your Cathartic Pills in my prac
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-N-e'liS X beios Palford, Mineral Point: J C. Clark
49, 49, =, rams Thomas, DodgeviIle; H. Djuss,Ie
49, - G3o4seil & Little. Highland can or ire
agents ara Procure .l-,ane. - 'e
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Il y AYERS
Hh Cathartic Pills,
- (SCGAR COdTED,t
ARE MADE

DRPARTMENT {
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 1856
SIR have used yenr Pills in my general and hospital
practice since made them. and cannot hesitate 10
they the test cathartic employ. Their reg-
latng octIon the f quick and decided Consequent
~ they remedy arrangements OF that
organ. Indeed have seldom found of bilious dts
obstinate that it did readily yield 10 them
fraternalv yours, AL0NZo BALL. NJ D.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
0rD6eS GrnDte<S <Sef.

Die untcrSeihnstsn, Ernannt Su elmer Commit
tee. bel elmer TslIummlune Der Burger BON Beth
Irbem. MAIDEN ben Burger pom Ncrtbampton, Sc.
6a, Buds uno GartCn etrCrbiCttSlf tstlnnt.
DAP cine srU6e 0tiIitdriicbc~, 0tuiitaIi,
ibe<, SiirScrli6es nne Grnetrs
sSeltsYarabe
as6altcn turrSsn Icl in Der Stact UetGIetsni. an
DunntrRas ben 2ten Gns September. -Nadbsm
bic paraps pcriiter II werpen 8eoen sebaItCn Wsr.
ben pur6 fOIsenpe Serrsn, nimIi6 @brp. 5rn
S&inpel, prcf. Shapes unb Samuel g4rttria
gs prp erwartst, bab baS Wilitir pcn Cation
QQentaun, WauG Gtunf, Sstblsbem unp Der um.
sstrneen Saunties, nit ben SraBtanren srsen'
plrtis lsin wsrpsn, uno pisle babrn Der Commit
tee brrets itrsn SOriaB Uprr iBre SsrrtmiIli8tsti
beijupcbnsn, an8r5rt9t.
Capt. 8. 6. SsIfripsr, Natban SdrtIctt,
g9m gBtlicn. 9. Z. Wsprrs,
Cam. g8dbsria, g. Gsipp.
Snc. Shillins, YrritUn Bred,
Wai. u. gB. 8aplsp, 8. 8. Qepus,
Sirut. 6. ". Snaub, u. gB. 2Ynn,
Caleb gcbs, 8. Nt. Setter,
{. 8. Ysdsl, NlcriS Sudman,
8. 8. 9tllsp, Cam. 6. Sbimer,
Z. 5rantrnfrIo' .. 3. Sudsnba&.
aurrbrun9ss sGOmmittse.
ausuf t8. 1858. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
@ferbdu 9erIammlun0.

Die @resusipe. Committee Der 2r6a Gaurtp Nd.
rtau'3elsul IOwUbI ais bic untrnttnamtr
AuUrrnunss' COMMITTEE, YsrIammcln ft AM Sams
liase BEN 4tsn Ssptember, UNI 10 ubr Scrmits
tags, am Sau1e pom SObn .. Be 6tel, in
&lsntaun, UNI bic 16idlt6itrn ScrEsbrunSsn fir
bic nG4lis &usliruun9 Su trrfrn
Jeibua 5t6blcr, 5ceretdr.
Die ancrpnunss ss'Gcmmittct trIctt aus fol.
acnosu YrrlUnrn. unO ls fnp irsunpl4oItli8 srs
lu6t pdnttIit teSuwcbnsn
Gbarlrs 9. Suid, SUbn 8. Gctr, SburIsS
Red, SGnrprr. SOnatban Nriaaro, SUbn Surs.
Samucl Srsrr, Omen 6. Sardtar SUnaS gBtc'
anp, Or. Z. .. Cooper, SbcmaS gunrt, 3iIgb.
mann Stattlrr, 20. 8. gdser, SiISbman Ssrp,
g8iQiam Dint, SOtn @rre, gB. 8. Slumsr,
gtarlss Sabinssr, 9iCtrrt SbsrIp, Siaac 9art'
p,an, $. .. 9erlpn, Bm. Ieimcr unO SsTs SOI'
lpaY.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
sc d 0 / / 0 t

0irb bisrmtt se8etrn, tab Der llntcrjd6nsts aIs
Apminilrator BON Der SnterIabsnIdaft brt ser.
fcrtmrn Q8ittms Sarab 8sptr, IcBtbin
pCn Der Stnbt gIlsntuun unp friiber BON Seipcl'
ts,s 1aunifip, 2eaa Gauntp, anssfsat wprrrn
III. alle bisisntsrn satrr, reIGs nod auf
trsrnb cine g8eile an bfFaste 5intrlaiIrnl&uft
idulpis fino, rpsrprn tsrrurh aufsefcrpert in
nerbulb gBphen anSurufsn uno abSubrSatIsn.-
tlnp SOlhe Die nod redtmGbiee Gcrpsrunssn bas
ben mBscn, fnO etsnfallS Gludt Olde tnnsrbalt
Der bslastcn 3ett wUbItsfdtSt sinSubdnptssn an
Samucl Gplper, 2lbm'er.
Sutt 81. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
@eIeQI6aft5 @uaDI Iun9.

Wahrltlt ptrD wlto blermit 9t9eben, caB pit Iti
GINGER 3elt ber in oer Stact Auentauu, ,rullther
@oparo W. 9GisoCr uno 3bcmas Berger, untsr Der
5lrma pcn 4Beosr uno Berger beifanosns !bouoels:
Sirma, uuo 5par i'm bdts: uuo &oppen:@sihafte,
am 7tsn Nu9ult ourd tcioerfstti9s Ginwiuieun9 outs
9sISBt Wcrecn if.-GIe oicitui9en oobsr, rpse nctb
Guf ir9cno IBsiIt on bsio9ts Sirma ihuIri9 fno,
pEroen ju9ltidb birrourb ouf9cfrrptrt rbne Ssrw9
an Dem atrcn Stdnorlass ou'urufen uno abSubrjats
len. alInc bic 8ehnun9s fur ieet perblsibCn
rperoen - limb SctbG Die mob rcchtmSFi9c GnfprcC
run9eu butcn nSssn, tfnusn bsisIbs etCnfaas fGr
BrsabIun9 sinbdnct9sn
Gbparb 81. 8iebcr.
S6cmaS gerger.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
StDtr< Stan6
Ourh 0ripat 6anbrl su yrrfs

Orrb 9ripat Sanoel Su Scrfaufen.
ilutsr,eihnsts pdufht fctsencss fbaetare 1isserbs
Gi9rutbum ourtb 4ripat pancsl Su psrtaufcn:
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Srdm Stall uno anocre 1ueenoebduoe.-Dt 8du:
fec tann oosr eincn babcn adsr eano payu tauftn
9sraoe rue ss ibm bslie6t.
a" Ho. 2.-Gtnc Sotte @runt,
nit Dem 5ussbSr, eslsssu in osm ndmtiben 2aun.
fbip uno Gauntr, CutboItcno "a IdIr.-Daruuf in
errihtet
AwA Gin Srdm>9SpbnbauS,
S:s: cine 5ran:S9sucr uuo als nctbwsnoise
1uetn9etduoe adsr ron Dem eauos
fno pcn Den teifsu @irIth Ittr 9utss bct,lano,
uno oas lIcbriae III pom 6stCn BauIduoe, in eluem
autsn Gunur,ufanos, uner 9utcn Ssuitn. in Itidli:
die 5socr sin9ethGiIt, uuo dbsrbuupt in ccr bsitsn
Srbnure.
.Soufluitiss tcIetsn flh unpcria9lib 6st Dem lin:
terStihustrn gu metoen. Der lbt ourauf pcbnt, unb
aupc man Die 8scin9un9sn, bic aunsbmbar ssmaht
wirosu loGsn, crfabren fam.
Ecubcn .. 5cu.
auauit Is. 1858. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
Gepdrb 81. gStebcr.
S6cmaS Berger.
Gtme rretrc &trntG.

Die @Cfhdfts pcrrsu rpie frdber. om altcu Stunt'
rlaes. SIC. %. QBelt: baniltCn Strags. pen ShOmus
Berger unb Coleman Il. 8. 8sd, unter Der 5irmo
ron Ser9er uno Ssd fcrt9dest wsrben.-lInO ss fol-
nttts unteraGen rperosn, UNI ollie aniprcbenncn prl:
tcnmen Iu tcfriec9en.-Sbrs prstFe icGeu ieocr,sit
9an, bli9 uEo ibre Q4aaren ron Der anerSeacn G5d:
ts fsin.-8ufst oabsr au uno urtbest fir Gud atit.
Vergrr unb 8ed.
Iuouff IL. 1853. ua4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
9f q 0 + / 0 t

BrS tIsrmit srsctsn, pa6 bic llntsrSsidnctsa ale
9Uminifratorsn pen Der SinterIaBrnidaft psS
usrtUrtsnsu George SUps, lssibn ron
Seipsltsrg 9aun16ip, &eha Gauntg, ongsiteut
rUrpsn fn0. &l!r ptsjeni9sa eabsr, psIts nod
auf irscnp cine gBciIr an ttfdsts GtntrlafcnIaaft
f6ulris ftnp, werpen bsrpura aufScfOrpsrt ins
n,rbalb 6 gBo6en au;urufsn unp atsubsjobIsn.
llno SOlde Die nod re6tmdBiss 5Urprruussn bas
ben mSgsn, Iinp rbsnfals sriudt lcI6s inuerbalb
Der bria9teu 3eit wObltsitdtiSt ein3ubdnpiSsn an
Dennis 90. Sppg } ot,,,,,rs
SrnaS Spph w "
Quauf 4. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
EG Sit0er @naeiae.

DaS nsus DsutI6e Scnntass @sfdna.
bud, 70 rie oas nsus DsutI6R GrassnbuG, iibsr
bas neue Ssfament. tsrauSssssbsn pom Dem
Gbrp. 6rn. 9. 6. SrObf Bat fCstsn rte prrbt
Usrladen, unb til bsm @rrB. unb 8lsin' 0rrtaui
ju srpaltsu in benz Su6lobr SCn
Ssd, Gutb uub !Selfrih.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
9td6rt6t.

glo&ridt wtrc bisrnit bsn StcdbaItsr Der
,,Sisafrsps 5srrY Sridsn @sisGi6aft" ssssbrn,
poe cine g8abl fir rtnsn grsfpsntsn, Sisr 9sr'
waltsr unO sinsn SaabmsiIsr setaItsn perbrn
pirp, an DEM SauIe bss Sttpten &Irpptn.
ser, (nats bsiastsr Bride AM WOntus ben 6tsn
Gag Srptemtsr, nd6asns, ;wiI6rn ten Stm.
ben prn unb 3 rlbr bee Na6mittass.
Gpparb SpBIrr, Yrefitrnt.
Gusua 19, Hs3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-01
sc q 6 ri 6 t
1fuouf IL. 1853.

gBtrS ttsrmit ocseten, pab Der l1ntsr;sifnste ais
9lpmtniitratUr o0n Der 6intsrlabn1Aaft pes prr'
fcrtensn 8 amss 9. Hesft, @iq. kBtbin
pon allsntaun, 2e6a Gauntp, dnssItrllt wcrpsn
III. &us sieieneen paber, wstde nod auf trsenp
cine gBriir an bsfo9ts Stnisrlaasnf6aIt f6uleis
finp, wnrm bisreur4 aufasfrrOGt innrrbab 6
Bc6cn an;urufsn uno atSubr;atltn.- Sol'
DE bic nod rrttm6Bse Scrruunsen batrn mis-
gen. Ine stenialls srlu6t foI6e innertalb Der bee
ia8tsn 3rit pCblteitati9t einsubansissn an
SVbn 6. 9OTman, acm'pr
qusua 19. rq6m