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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Srpcfrne 9nter.

Scetsn crbalten Elm Sorratb fsbr feline
eawns, 9insboms unb Sarra9es -sben'
falls: QIpaeas, Geinewano fur Sdds, lei
nerns scswiuiste ManttIas, unc Ore6'
Srin9es, nit siusm 9uten Scrratb Don Sud-,
@abimere uno ieos 2rt @eiten6eu9, etc., gum
Serfauf, niecri9, am Stobr BON
Nyicrk ullo NnmpiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

egmpfon9en per Soiff Beuin9 ton
pom @urrpd
500 Siplinen. pcn perfbieecnen Sa'
bitten uuo preiBen.
so Dutcno 8ictinen S69en, pcn per'
fbieeensn Sabrifen uuc prcibcn.
500 Mings, pOn Den bcisn &, Quno 2.
italieniide SicIin Saitcn. 100 Oue. I'll
kerne Siclin Saten. 200 Gin9c Der ,rCbI
bsfanntcu r6mifbeu roth @uo SIcliu Sal
ten, au gS NJ. 9. 9Sei'S Stobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Wfcrt; ilno 2auois.
s o I 4.

Die GinwcbuCr Qusntauns f6nnen NIT
8ei6. ocer ShwarS. .@ihen SOI;, in eini-
9er Suuntitit rcrlcbcn wGeeu, wsnu fie If
re 4uftrd9e nit rsm 9cIo am Stcbr uber'
rebcn.
SOIert uuS 3auSis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Sen # c r-SS len 3 { II.

Gin SCrrotb ft6ne 9cmcine uno f9urir-
tc Scnier- -8lsnrsu uuo cnter-Yapicr, Su
pertaufen woblfcil bel
SJfcrt uuS 9duSiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
9 y | c 0e [.

Gin 9ute5 Q1Ortimsut BON Mabc9onp
Srim Spie9cI, Su perfaufen bel
Oicrt uno SanSiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Setle 9O1e6 6 Dd D.

Neue SO. l unS 2 Saptrccf Sbdo, TO-
ebCn erbaIten uno Su perfaufcn am Stobr
Don Sbomas 9. @tIfCn.
Iuntoun, Suli 20. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
W. 0brt nnb i6erle9et
mas Su Gu6 fpridt Der
Nbil0Oelpbi(t StODr!

Sfitbirgsr :-@s fno allie ausfbtsn scrbanesn,
eab Sbr pieoer. init ocn REORGANIZATION bcs estens
rsidib psrtbtni psrod; bsnn eas 2tu9s fiIt ndbt
auf einrn ciu,i9en puntt I'M 9anjen eanos, bsr ndt
rcn Slid uno @rblltauo 3an9t. DatCi mdst Sbr-
abr nitbt ptr9cn. cab Sbr nid pcn Dem 9rc6cn &rr;
rotb Sctraioc, II. no, ben Sure 8auerrisn eriu9cn,
oIItin lsbsn tSnnt, fcucern baB Sbr AUDI
GIeioun9sSeu9 BON allen 8enrnnunacn, 70.
,pie 5udsr, &affee, &bee, MOIafss.
SpeSereien, II. 10.
bobm miift ptu ptlbsm alIsm Sbr circn unoebeucrn
@crrotb autrifTt in Dem pcbbttanutsn 9Sbilacels
pbia StDbr.
Scltbe, bic ibr Gsto nit 6aneartcit uno I'M ShipCi=
&c ibrts Qnselibts ptrbicnen miGcu uno eabcr frcb
fGblCn, wsnn fic Ciucn Ghiain9 teim 6ouf brcr ec=
6ensmittd MAIDEN tSnncn rtttn ia ntt psresFer, foe
fis an icotm SboIsr sinCn Sbiuina parcn tSuncr,
psnn s ibre Sitter i'm philadelphia Stcbr taufin, bei
Yae9er uno @eionsr.
0<F@sredt nitht ben Srt-es III tsr brittle Stctr
ctcrbalb Sttdt's gDrtsbaus cbir Dem NGarttpisrrd,
unp Der crits untsrbutb rsr Yatrict Drudtrsi.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
91aeaer unb Beipner.
2dnDeSprDDuftet1

Sober art, pcrocn I'M 2tustaufb fHr gBoarsn an9cs
ucnrmsu om philadelphia Stcbr.
Yae9er uno @eicner.
gucntauu, Stunt 10. n1im
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Sutens II s ~ q are II.

Gin fpIeneio ahOrtimcnt pCn SuienS-,
@IaB' uno Grcen.@ @aaren, .mpbIfciI Su ba'
ben am StUbr pcn
sfcrt uuS &aneis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
6 d rp { t s.

Gin NIortiment Don Sn9rain uno Gum
pen @irpetS uno Carpet Retten. wObIfeiI 6u
perfaufen bci
Aicrt unS 2auSiS.
1uentaun, SuIi 26. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Cy5 T. 0 { erteit.

Gin olIacmcines Qhortimsnt BON 8uffee,
3udsr, MoIo6es, Scni9 Sbee, ETC., wCbI
fell Su babcn bel
Sofcrt nnS 2auSiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
gBm. g. 8eirs Stobr.

Nctcrbions s, 10, 1917 uno Ia
S6luiId, .Cuon Sancerfon's pcn pariS,)
bsffe Qrt. welhe sr pon Icinem Q9ent cn
rett pcn Neupc,f srbaltsn bat, an
Hm. g. SO ei'S Stpbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
g 4 | l..

Ginr Suautitdt 9cmabtne5, feines une
Ooirp SaIS, fOebm erbaItcn uno lebr wCbl
fell Su baben bel
SDfcrs uup SduSiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

SpislSeuq. - Sine 9rc6e Sorictdt
9sutl6rS uno SrauS0iiibsS SpicISru9 al
SO III. 9. Beirs Stobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

I'm bic Damen Qusntauns.-S6
babe cine arOee &eribscenbeit nsuer SwI
eawus, Silt uno MObair guiires. uno an
here Dre6 .QSaaten erbalten. gbcnfalls !:
Sin sIinSrnrer Sorratb &urtle Sdeu, Suf
falo uuo Sanitation Buffalo pOIfa, SWilf,
une SeiO 'Stimme, irre @rt6e II. pretBen.
SO III. 9. QBcil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
NEuc Glitter.

Die unterSei6nstsn wiInfben biermit bic
Qufmrffamfeit ibrer SabIrsiben &unoen.
uno bss pubIifums uberbaupt, auf ibrsn
pietten Sribiabrs Ginfauf Su Ienfsn; oers
feIbe beifebt aus aewilnfbtsn wObIfsilsn
SOmmsrwaarsn. Das Qfortemsnt 1T fsbr
pOufdnci9 uno unsemein biIIis.
pree, 9utb unb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
AN bic Danten.

v 2SN Ddpen Tur SuU elH 9rCBer StCu
neuer uno fdfbicndbIer Dres.@hter, peIbe
nit GROCER SOrgfaIt ausgewdblt wuroen,
bcioeS in S0inIibt Der SuaIitdt uno Gtple,
bcffebeno Sum Sbeil aus 9awns. 8sraae
De Canes, MusIin 9in9bams, 9inen Sing
BANS. perdnoerlibe uno robe Seinewanee,
eneljfbe uno omerifanifhe prints.
feioenn 9utern baben mir 9Idnjenoer Bro
caoe fi9urirter reider @amiIion, 9sneiner
uno farbiser bO., fbparSer Seibe nit rei'
den 9uitres, uno nur foIbe lBaaren Die mir
peaen ibrer Dauerbafti9feit NIT Siherbsit
empfeblen f6unen, inoem iie aus gefohter
Seice fabri5irt wOrsen iinc.
5fDmarssei0ene Sbamls.
9emsine, 9amasf. unb rci6'embrOice.
rirte pon ieber AuaIitdt uno prsifen.
Tbtbet SbamIs,
Sdparse uno Mooe eoIorirts.
Ycer, CRIME icioene uno 8io Sauofbube,
Dameu Rraaen, &dmme. u. f. No., worii'
Der ibr eub freusn wereet, ,penn ibr bieisI'
ben befdauct. ....
ain jlinge Mdnner.
nelde bic Sborbsit oes Ieoigen Stanbss re-
pueiireu, uno crauf aus fino Rb in ben
6 bcttdnO
Su besebsn, bietst Der Rsuporf GtObr cine
9roee ATTRACTION bar, in Setreff BON
Breitem q 1lrb.
81. $40. 4 @rtra Smperfcines, @neliid,eS,
Trau;pjtIeicS, SSclaiici,es. ScutfCbcs
MnS SlmcrifanifdcS,
uno alIe Sar5sn oes Re9enbo9ens, uno cini'
&c S6atrn unenteedbar init Dem QriSma.
Bestings,
meldbe all Sb6nbeit uno @irflid1feit bic
Broeaoe Der dltelfen 3eiten ibertrsffsn-
fowie rini9s auSsrIefene 9dtterns Don
Sei1e 1lnG Delhet,
nabre Sra9mente BON oem nQSuren9ewon'
be Der Nabt," nit Zen ,Sternen Der !5err'
libfeit," ale feftfiseno unb bIinfeno-pdb'
reno ben
eIDrs
Bewse9rinee binlibtIb bes Sbmudcs,
Decoration uno Ore6 an9eboten wercen,
meIhe alien Uoran9eben bic nod bic Nuf
merfiamfeit ODER bic SdrtIihfeit Der 2detes
in riefer um9c9enc auf ii6 SOsen.
an nerbeiratbete mdnner,
weIbe Die Sbcrbeiten Der Su9sno permei'
ben. ftb nab 8ebr uno NheIi6feit. Sra
pitdt unb S66nbsit Uereini9t, umf6aucn-'
Dem @rIebrten, Dem 9entlcmann, brm Me'
donic, Dem Burger, cem Bauer, bem pros
fcfIioneIIen Mann. Ginem unc Quen, 6fnet
Der NeupOrf Stobr feline Yrabtboren uno
breitet aus fein neuer StpI BON
Tdncp ecftrcifte Sasimcre,
feline unuer9leibe QusfelIun9 BON
Breitem Tltrbe,
feline munSerfd6ne Seitin9s, feline fofba'
re Quspabl bon
GraDats nuS Soalstiitbcr,
uno Iciner acknowledgement uno enolcfen
Iaretdt anocrer 9uter-olIes einfdlteBeno
mas ein Mcnlb nur an fsinsn &hdsn, fet'
ne @liecer, feline Sdbuttern, Ceer INN ielnen
SaIs sieben mae,-aues was tbr 5u tbun
babt III anSurufen, uno Sattsfaetlcn miro
por 8erwuuoerun9 perifummen.
Seru nuo SamPicn.
1(Ientoun, Msai 10. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
& I 4 b S { a a M { II.

1000 8ufbeG Slahsfaamen wcrccn
perIanst, mofur Der b6hife Marftpreis in
8aar9rIo Ucer i'm SancsI erIaubt wiro, am
Stcbr upn
SJSrrt uuS QauoiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Ginc arose SerIdiebenbeit Sud,


gritsbcnb aus 40 Sttdr, pcn rs Gts bis S4 90
so STiidt Gagcnlirc, pcn so bis 25
Gin prdhti9cs aGcrtimCnt ScnlmsrsGtitsr fir 8S;
de uno locfn, prn II bis 80 Gents.
9deiss Sre6 9utsr an arOesn Sdr9en.
20 Stdds Sierpirrtd fine Gtbcnitbs @in9bamS,
btro6ecset rcn 16 tis IL Gsnts.
20 Sttidr lupcrfin Do. 16 bis Is 9cnts.
so Stide mGbr rrn icnCn tpcbIfiiltn Gattuncn flte
6arbtn an Gents.
100 Sttide Der fIinifcn 9rtltidbten S,uslincn an
Gents, Der isr,ots in Ysuufdponicn ptrtouft murer
100 Stdde 8itrpicrtsI Ycn 8 bis 10 Gents.
Dree Seioe an arOBsn 8dr9enS.
80 Stttcfs Ipdtslftr Gt Drcfftibe ron so bis l 90
@iuc orcfe 8erlbitosuhSit Sitiuas, GbcdS uno 9ts
6limts Siltbtttbsr, ron 10 bis Is Gents.
Carpets ! Carpets! Carpets {!
1000 gGrbS Carpet - @snstion Gtsiac, Snorain
fupr uno three Sh Gdrptts, Hcn 10 Cts. bis 25
groSericn 9roarisn
1000 pfr. 3udsr an Gents
3 pc9sbraos 90. an 6 GGnts
2 20. IRc0ftSau Gents
g 30. 30. pcn s bis 10 Gents
10 SGds ftins SuoIitat 8afes an 8 Gents.
DisFr aussscsbnt Stcd ron Srtibtns: uno Gcnls
n,tr:gSoaren, pcrouS Der pbllaoCpbia Stcbr tettbt
rpirb an alIc unccn, eic uus nit bren 5uiprtcb be-
sbrtn mS9cn, un9auSbnIi niceern rriBcn wrtauft.
Die 2tnleitun9tn fiuo 9rcs-fs tSnnsu in frinsn
10 Counties Gbtrtrcfen pcroen. Der Stcd wlro pcr
Dem Yeainne bes Gp6tiobrs rcou3irt ipcrocu, babcr
tpirorn 8dufer pchbun ruenn fie anruftn an 9bila:
otpbia Stcbr, ncn
Ydeaer uno @sioner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
9btbft ,pttbtt9e
neutakeiten!
SpGteitc 2fnfunft Dpm Warft!
Ser
S1ctu Sort StObr

- ST tpicterum aus9efilIt nit reiden, els,
9antrn, fpIenoiccn uno pradtpUlIen
8iltern unD Sabrifaten
non ieesn bentbarcn Sarben, StpIe unb
Sualitdten, uno ieet often fur
e1uSpcctipu uuo 6cbrauCi,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
01itteI fir Sobntpe6.

9srIcusaHbis nit oisItr fbmsr;hdru 8rantbcit 9sz
plaot fno fcnncn cine Edhsre 8ur rem es,n iIntFj6s
ustt, an siucm aerinoen prCG rrbattsn. Gs btfsten
Giaeufhaft um Die 3dbus prr frnerer SauInip Ju bf4
ruabreu.-Sclds hahsr bic nit Dem 3abnptb 9rpasa
fue, piEsu nun rpc cine Sur bofir iu srbaltsn ".
SaHieI SfciPer.
Die iiutcr;ibnstru, 9aror ron Der etaot NlltnF
touu. habSn pcn Daniel Gsipsrs 3abHIpsb, 1Nepfen
Cscbroub ocmut uno tSunrn oiSdbe as Gin trSttl9ss
0pittc ocat ciert bmSrBtitbs 8rnntbet ansnpftbkh.
G. gB. MidGp, QBtaidm Burger,
Sso. .stiIilsr, Seremiab Stnabel,
Sarob MaiIep, Senrp Sarener,
Dl. 3adbdrias, 6iram 8eus, 80
8obert 8rdmer, Yeter DiebI.
Sornrp SbwarS, 6. SaRaewer,
SO. s. Derf, q. u. Gan9swr.
Me9snter 80, lS4s. NAILS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

StGtcn.-Gine Suontitit grtra Slo'
ten, ucn rs bis S5 90 an
9Sm. g. @eirS Stcbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
SDldt mb SOldts9Seneils.

Sosbcn ebaIten Don Ncupcrt 100 Du-
esno uor,ialidbe Seutf6e S6Idt uno YCn,
cils, Ucn ieor 9r6Bs, uno Su Uerfaufeu isbr
wcblicil, am @boIeiail uno &etaiI StObr
ron gS. 9. gSeiI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

gSeiee &6rbr.-@iuc 9rc6c Suanti
fdt franS6ifbe @cies SGrbe, iecer Gir6Be,
werauf er bic Qufmcfiamfcit Der StI9er
1usntauns Ienftt. - @benfaus: gables
Ore @dfes, an
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

Stcel s.-C9smsin une f9u'
rirte) 8inse. SaisIs unc Srin9cs, etn gro
ees uno fpIcnoio 46ortement, an
gS 9. 9Seirs Stcbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

SuweIen.-Gin neucs Qhcrtement Don
aolcenen uno platirtsn 8rutnaccIn, DIR:
hinge, Sinserrin9s. fiber psntlI Cafes, NIT
acleencn Scocru, Deutide ilbcrnc pentIlS.
Sine GerIhieeenbeit pOn Bsf', Sop une
9uaro. .Gcttcn, an
= gS m. g. BeirS Stcbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
SO 0 rf { B..

Gin srceer 8crratb fbtn fbottirts @Or'
Rso, Sum Scrfauf am Stcbr ron
gD. 9. @eil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

8rD5erteit II. {. ~.
Die llnterSsidneten babsn erbaGtsn
4 , So9sbeaos Suder, pr1bicbenr Qrten.
:SO Barrel 90. DO.
10 Scssbeats McIa0ts, tO.
30 Barrel DO. DO.
) Sdiicr Se. DO.
I'D Sdfe @affse, DO.
q &ilfen Sbce, co.
ID 8uf6eI setrodnete pfrfi&s.
f2 Sdde Seoern.
30 8Ores Sorm:ei6ter.
go Dueenb &e6en.
30 Sdiier Sbeer.
80 Side feines Salj.
1000 8ufdeI 9emablenes SalS.
4 Soesbeao Grapp.
4 Sa6 Snoieo.
ID Barrel SdrbboIS.
3 DO. QIaun uno 8upferruB.
uno elm pOuffdnbiaes 11ortemsnt BON
G,ewiirSen, wel6es alles fie an ben nieeri9'
fen Yreiisn i'm 9rOeen unb &leinsn Uer'
faufen.
prse, 9utb unb 60.
ULkp OWNV| uno babe Barrels
Sopbrcof uno anbere Mr6 S6do, foebsn
erbaIten uno ~ perfaufsn bel
Yrse, 9utb une 60.
NS"ucf-3O Stide neue Gdr'
NHtPVl' pets. uOn ben sewinf6.
tcfien Mufsrn, fosbrn erbaItsn unb bu per.
faufen bel
Wret, @utbuno Go.
Srnfrrir-S Die tlnterseidne'
N(Vu NkNN' ten baben ibren ebe
maIiaen Stcd pcn @roderiewaoren erneu'
ert, unc baben nun auf Sano Elm UUGes Gf'
Iortement Der bsfen Smle, rpeldes iie Su
febr biQisen prsifen Sum Sertauf anbisten.
Yree, 9utb une Go.
Quentaun, SUM- %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

Silt Swiit. - SOeben erbalten pCn
Neurcrt, 10 8creu ihattirt unc acmeiner,
an Bm. 9. 9Seil's Stobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

8duber.-Gin 9rO6e5 uno eIe9antcs
1Gottement Don SCnnet' 'Sineer; 9lelb'
faus, semcine uno fisurirts &appen Sdn'
Der; asmeine uno Satin Mantua 8inoer,
etc. an gSm. g. gSeirs Stpbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

SteeI 8eets.-Sosbsn erbaItrn 1000
8unee Stetl, an berdb9eieeten prei6en,
am Stpbr pon gSm. G. @eil.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-11
NEW MUSIC.

FISCHER, Pennsylvania doors Of 18th
following and popular music which
will be sold nj his usual reduced preesOur cents
The Rare Flower of quadrles, composed BY Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka by Gungl n
William Polka performed by the steyermark Com
pany. HF
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel as.
The Harp Waltz by w. g. Beche
The Friendship Waltz by c. Schuster. ..... ... E-
The Tedesco March, arranged from The Opera Of Emani by f.
Boyer.
Beauties Lucre,a Boa, Mosqueaes de la Rene &C., Pot
pouns; by II. Cramer. .......
The Spring Waltz; by T. Moelling. ri, .. la.
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the 6eyeark Company
arranged by Helmsmuller.
The Lily Rondo by Louis Rename
Emani nvoami cavana, from the Opera Of Enan arranged
by Edemann
Blanche Breath of Morning Opera
Of the Huguenos; by Meyerbeer.
though my from Donnizeti's Opera Of Betty
with English words.
The move, look about beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell. rs.
dearest beautiful ballad from the
land Of the from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward
song my mother sings; by Redweli
The Lonely Lind; music by NJ W. Bale
Thou'rt ever al my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis
Mary Blame, sung Madame Bishops by
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar
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The American Railroad journal is published al 81 Wan
gentlemen are engaged q regular sOnbuos Known
commenced before any similar pubIiea
non was attempted IN hs country elsewhere devoted 70 the
tenn begnnngs contributed % carry Il Onward
ull The whole civilized world has become dependent
oeomoaye railway system has become sa.
great idea q modern times Il has already done relieve
elevate him in The scale Of being than oter agency
The oeomoye engine, regard greatest achieve
extraordinary instrument fol good
swes upon wing thought language aone
buman living breathing sensitive %an IN with new lie
ceaon Without danger and without fatigue, enables
s phes and he pleasures u" o
rs IN and S@ Of s
creating new sources enjoyment and multiplying TO an infinite
Il win achieved its highest work I'LL has hamonzed
Son sy are By making places one neigh
sohSod practically our being o % ONE but e four
Whoever therefore, labors IN this ed has more than the od
for Inc highest good his race Pofoandy Impressed with these
views intend in accordance with their spirit to conduct the
history, influence, and the of the railway
careful inquiry into M management scientific discoveries, the
with loeonoon and the industre
Under the mining head the readers of the Journal will find
series Of articles on the iron ores and iron Of The Uni
editor s' he Iaaa o 1 he maau
Mr. Hodge has % many my sn 81
embracing descriptions detail Of the different localities Of
several bias, woisas This work
t 1e published ~ ,"r a s nn sees a
with Ps isSss d.is and such plans and
Besides nis work Mr. Hodge furnish Journal
have carefully by him, with
M ss sed indispensable ~ parties engaged
mining and hs iron ns % Is the @ ATTEMPT y made
iron the iron manufacture and mining resources Of the whole
Cen C. T. James, OF Providence been engaged an
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O nonrssident Of Illinois lands Aods Of Illinois
sdness alt desri0as State
Illinois Of boadfhe undersigned would respectfully inform
the public hat tey have established this ethe the
state OF Illinois lard and general aseaey ee for the
Of all business appeaning thereto within the limits OF the
All transactions relative the Of examn
lands and reporting their location, paying
edeeming land sold for tides 6u
and selling all descriptions Of Stale sye
extended SCALE viii be psopuy faithfully attended TO-
RErRRRscRsi
Messrs. Deifendon 4 Niles, Washington city
:" A. Gowdy 4 Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Mssss: syeIies : o.. 81 Louis, Missouri.
A, Chrlsiy, esq,
John M. Winner,
His eAeellsaey A. q French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell auditor
. John Moore, treasurer I"
:" Is. II. Treat, Judge supreme
4" Lyman Trumbull, g" I" {"
m ss;s; wae.wOrih q sheldon, New York city.
q. bartlett, esq, No Front street, I"
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Diller,
Jos. L. Chester,
Col. s. w. Black, Pttsburg, Pa. q. .. .....
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
q. r. Sanger, esq,
Henry n. Stone, Z" ..
j. ID. Pratt Co., Baltimore, Md.
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IE Eighth Session will Monday which day
the netuai attendance OF all the students requested The
duties Of The classes are promptly recommended and 4 i'm
pont that all their members old should take their places
the opening Of the session the acadenca year extends from the
LIST OF October the LIST OF August there being hut
August and In the College, all the usual classes under
full professors pursuing
collegiate studies
colleges
ating class received their acndemical degrees.
In the School, which Immediately adjons the College,
the preparatory classes carefully trained
under supervision OF Professors College. Thus pupils
OF study under the direction until they graduate The
embraces those partial members
collegiate preparatory classes who may be preparing for the
room, professional life Such admitted
all the privileges and advantages OF their several classes sub
classical
cesSary a preparation for business.
regular study charge, all the
French will be
without charge, German, other modern language
The College perfectly heaul there
villages dangerous the
young Moral religious education chief design Of the in
CHARGE expenses
@ OF months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All the departments under the immediate supervision Of the
undersigned, application be made for copies OF
Register for further information well rs for The admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of ST. James, p. o.. Maryland.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER /. o

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Law school in Lexington. virginia.

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mencing Monday the 2h day Of ocobe
March, pupils divided
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