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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
From the New York Courier
GREAT RIOT, pLooDsHED AND Loss
OF LIEF

Our city last night was the scene OF
transactions more disgracet,l in their orr.
gin, nnic outrageous M their incidents and
more bloody IN their results than any we
have ever been called ON 10 record.
The writer oflhis reached the ground al
half past Z O'Clock. and found the whole
area in Aston Place III front Of the house
occupied by a dense crowd. large nun.
her of whom Immediately in front Of Tie
main door were shouting and endeavoring
10 iorce an entrance. The doors were
closed against every body,--,he theatre
being already full. The curtain rose and
The play commenced. Mr.. Macready' S
appearance was The signal for loud cries
and Kisses, which were overwhelmed.
however. by the applause with which he
was greeted. The play wen, on amid
considerable confusion until near The close
Of the second act, when the Police in at
tendance, by a simultaneous movement.
seized, handcuiftd and carried of ted or
twelve ofihe ringlcatlers,-afler which The
play went on wilhou, interruption 10 lis
close,-Mr. Macready being constantly
greeted with the most hearty applause.
Outside. meantime, play oil far differ
en-, Kind was euaclsd. The crowd in at
tendance increased rapidly and constantly.
Astor Place was densely crowded from
the Bowery 10 Broadway, and both these
streets were filed With an immense mul.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
EXCHANGES WITH EUR0PE."-BAL.
ANCE Of TRADE.

III reply 10 Donbier.' III = late nnm-
her of the National Inielligencer, we offer
some remarks and facts on the balance al
trade. and its consequences upon nalinns.
China is unQuesllnnably a wealthy
country. and i, is The general opinion il
has becume so by always exporting mo-
than il imports. Certain il is. China ba
very large annual balance against Ill
United States. which balance is USUAL
liquidaled BY bills on London which art
equivalent TO coin. "A cargo Of cotton
fabrics, lead, ginseng. &c. Tor Canton costs
about one-thirl of the value oil a cargo Of
teas. silks. &c. from Canton. Brazil is
considered as prosperous country: and.
as TO her trade with us. il is well known
that the balance is in her favor. which we
pay by bills OH London. A cargo OF -four
Tor Rio cos,s but halt as much IS the re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
GEORGIA MANUFACTURES AND RAIL
ROADS.

Within fex Years past. says The Sa-
yannah Republican. The Slaie al Georgia
has al one hound placed herself indispnia-
bly, in adssnre of any a,her Snulhern
State in manufacturing enterprise and m
lernal Improvements. We have between
f,ns anil fify manufactures with from
100 10 5000 spiasIies IN eaeil, in operation
IN this Stale, Our mines have been par
iislly explored. and &c are producing SUI
pernr railroad iron. castings. marble. lime.
Il prre 50 low lhal i used 10 ronsislria-
HE quantities 10 revive Ills worn oul lands
Of llc Stale.
The eternal fields Of rolion. and NTH
ing bui cotton. M Hunger appear ~ the mp
country. except 10 limiied extent; The
cultivation Of that Staple in The Northern
gagEiies will comparatively cease ~ lew
years. and be transferred more and more
10 The fertile. boiloms of Sauih Western
Georgia. The bill side, in The Cherokee
region and middle Georgia are now smil-
ing with green crops Of wheat and other
small grains. There are Touring mills. as
the Eiowah. Lebanon. Columbus, ihnse
/ in Clarke. and elsewhere. where the wheat
is purchased al a lihcr-i price aud convert.
ed into ilCnr. which has some time since
found lis way 10 The Atlantic markets.
while some has been exported irnm ihis
pr, i, Brazil and Other countries. The
article. az Nnnhen -four i nnw almost
hanishei iron ibis market. One year The
Central Railroad conveyed int The int.
rior 5000 hbls. &C Northern fnur the
year. following il brought down 5000 bhls.
Of Georgia -four, Tho upward current being
completely turned.
These manufacturers and railroads nave
created home markets. They give EN-.
ploymrni 10 ihr..launer. carpenter. the ma.
son.. The tanner The nnner.i and in shor!
10 almost all who lnllow the various and
devious ways Of human industry. The
moral and physicsi1nfinenre Of our Rail.
roads in bringing about this new order Of
thing, is mt sufficiently appreciated. The
Up.Coun,rv is INV no longer sealed
hook. The travel on the State Road has
probably qusdrnplcd since il was open 10
dalton. Il will increase vastly more
when il is completed 10 .lls Tennessee
River. .
Il ha. been estimated that when the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad IL
completed. The Georgia Road viii require
fnnr times iis present locomotive power.
Our great work has already paid back 10
the State The cost nt It's CONSTRUCTION in the
shape II a multitude Of benefits. beyond
the power of calculation. and il is moi a
daring prnphesv u make that in lees. than
twenty. five Years i, will paw all The debt
Of the Slne--principal and interest. and
relieve her citizens from all laxaiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

order 10 laxprs yoar re-ssresloa % ihs Ma
lional c0gnriIs- Ara yo1 eerlain thai
yosr end viii b stained By lhsss nsansi
Have Won noI made great mistake ~ "a
he disposiilon of your old eoasursnlsl
{ yarn you that you have. Nnihlng !.
more uncertain ihsn The turns sl4 changes
10 The political warld bui ! will yenllrs
10 predici ilsai some one else-I viii nj
say some Whig-will be returned 10 Co.
grrss FIRM This district 81 The election
August.
Very respectfully.
A foTER or rHE FifrH DlsTkrcr. Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

The State Capitol Of Tennessee, at
Nashville. is said 10 be one Of The grandest
ediiices Of the Union. exceeding in us ,ll-
mansions Girard Cblegp. al Philadelphia.
Il is 30 feet deep, by l35 front; and Will
be supported by twen,y.eigh, columns.
each fiirty.Epet i'll Height. The height al
thS building will be so feet. The Banner
sass that Tie whole building is be cons,ruc-
tell OF slHne and iron. inside as well as
outside. Unlike any other building in the
Tinted States, the interior is 10 be Of dress
ed stone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

The Parliament House, recently burnt
at Montreal, Canada, was a vas, granite
building, owned by The city and rented 10
The Government fnr some Sl.nhn pe'
ahuum. IL erection coss ABOUT S6o.lte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
0,nals not behind the Age.-wc

mentioned some time tInrr the fact that
New York. the most enterprising State oi
the COnie,leracy. AT the moment that che
is LAYING down her railways IN every di-
ieciion, aud indeed preparing to push her
ears =, the English speed fifty and six
~ miles IN hour. is also appropriatIng inn
mense sums 10 the enlargement her ca.
nails. No nnre significant TACT could he
mentioned 10 show thai canals are mol. az
they are often represented, behind the
sgc.,
From late admirable number Of the
Qnarierly Review. describing tic great cx-
tent aud perfection Of the English railway
system, u appears that. III the rFiidst Of
railroads, gridironing the whole islant!
with cars rushing on n the rate Of almnsl
mile a minute, The canals Of England
are doing better business and their stock
il more profitable than that Of any other
mode Of improvement whatever Does
this look As though canals are behind The
ag!
Canals for trayelling-canals for light
freigh, are behind The age. These want
the railroad supplies. But canals for the
heavy productions Of The earth are not.
and never viii he, behind lhr age. Hence
there is no collision hetNeen the two
modes ni improvement in England aud
New York. In fact, as The later State
mulliplIes. her railways. the hnsinrss on
her canals constantly increases. AMI the
multitude Of boats on her principal canals
swels lis numbers with every vpnr
Richmond Republican.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

bicfelbc es fir notbpsnbis sratlsn folIte,
nimli6 8. S. 8ube. it,. Samss Rledner,
pster Saas. u. SD. McGartp. Nartin
&emmerer. @fq.. Sanforo StefTen, Gbartes
8tanct. 8illam Minf. q. 8. Seosrspes
Q4iIIiam 9eifenrins, Sobn Deioa. Gfq., So
bias Smitb. SaeOb 9rim, 8iIliam eens,
SamusI 5eilfIsr.
8sfbto fen Da6 folsen6e Ssrren
als gsa6famfeits Gommittssn fur Die rer,
fbisbenen MabIciltrifte an9sfsIltfi finc, ndm'
lib !:
aasntaun-Dr. Gbarlss Q. SRariin. Satcb D. @cas,
Charles g. 99adp. Sckpb msoper, Seipb Glerpsu,
Gbarlss Gdcrt, peter bu6er, Gecrss g. 8ubs, Shes.
gas9er, Gciparo Ststtler, Scbn akdncr, Sdsbnan
GBrcb. Spcn Sdssr, poltcr 5ubcr. aram .. 6eut,
9Riuiam o. Ycas, Srpeu 6eiper Sbcnlas gBcip, Scbn
9. bcfTman, Q1illiam q. SJ1cler.
SauuIbip. Scuatban Shpare, Scbn g. Shimpf,
Dap erto, SsiIs 8smnsl. @li 8ern. Danid GSbt.
panncpr.-SBilIiam gaeser, SrIe anauR Scbn
8. 9'ass, aarcn artb, Gccrae eaubab, gSilam ssea'
Ter, %. e StrcuG GbarIts GcIpsr, Scitpb pu6sr, lib;
bctt Fuller.
Slisesr. 9pasunoie. e.-Sames ginsmrifttr, Gsr. CUB:
mig. Scbn g. Sbmesr, SBiuiam 8inltp, Dap. Get
Ibau, Daniel 8oftian.
Gauccu.-Gaclts 8uhsdsr, abrobam Seiubaro,
Gbartss StfFsn, atncr .. SRcrG, Selcn,on Gbr9,
Srpen Sob, Samucl @sfnaer, 6surp Stoh.
S6ers9Qilfcre. 8urtbaer, Scbn gHstB,
G5ecr9e 8atbman, Santud Stauffsr, Gbritian Stauf:
fer. Ystsr Drummer, Scbn QflIer, SrfFb Srtbenbsr:
9er, Gbpn g8ciensr.
Sol,turs.-8anid sttiu. Dopio gRsit, Gorp. Rsd,
Srlcmcn y. Saittsr, Samrs 8ed, Il. SnauR Sbrmas
Yurthatcr.
gRaEbinatcu. eins, scbn Stnffsrmodsr.
G1cts SUNG, SatcG 8Icf, Sil9bman Sane, Scbn
Sreihlsr.
Ster.Gaaunsis. sis.-srtcmcn 8urscr, gRnl. GHins.
Siaas 9. YrCn9.
glcrb.gBbethaG.- Stern, 1orrn GrbItr, Sa'
tc6 8ctb, Sanlud Gee, petsr Sd,tipp Gli esne, pe:
tsr Nub, Gbwin Ssiper, 9ccr9e Srth, Daniel brff'
man.
gBviGenturo.- 9tsitcr, Scnos Mertn, Sebn 8
6dfrib, abrabam 9Pctb, Daniel Steltttr, Srbn Derr.
9cpbG.-0apib G8soa, Srfpb SBetbsrbro, Srbn
Ipuusmar, Sascb .. ecn9, Scnas 8nerr, Bsnlan'n
8ctber, Daniel Q. Dsi6srt, S,ptn 8uerr, @t 9Rritr.
losiodtsre -Sriieridb Rratls. SlaIban 5rtetnasr,
philip Smitb. Ganud Sitter, Srlpb buniidsr, SaeoO
Srieinser, 9tcr9s pcce, GIias Sitner Natban @utb'
ter, Mitod 8aut.
Qpnn.-SanHs SNcTtr, 8euten Bud. 3ouio M.
Riitltr, SOmud SspaIp, SsiTs SRSsa, Dapio s. SuI'
psllr.
Sdo.g8bstbalG-Scbn Riunib atam Stdlr, ..
Il. G5utb, II. g. Sco9rcouss, Sec 8rbrbab, 2bcmas
pau. Daniel 8eribrcr. aarcn SdbreitCr, II. Shslfrn.
peter 9Nidtp, Scbn Sbnsiesr, Sbrmas prffman, Srbn
@ulbrticn.
ScfbtoFen-Das bic SerbaneIun9en
oirfer Convention i'm eedba Yatriot, eebi9b
SeraIo. Srisoen5bote, ecbi9b &e9iitsr uno
Der Carbon @auntp 9aiette brtannt 9e'
mabt wereen fcllen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Spch acbptcu!

glimIib Der Sonfitenssl vrn Iettr 8O.
de-, Dsnn Ssrr Sbomas Mor Teller,
pcn Niscsrmaeun9is. brahts Elm auf fsincm
eanee aepahieusr Sanfitsnaet in unfsrn
Bu6ffobr, Der A. Sub unb l 3Ou lang
gswadfen 1T. Siss 1T natilrlib Gin ddter
,,Raub unc Giffis" uno fOlsIitb aud elm
yuabrer SuIIer uno Eariff StenseG, Der, rpis
IS fbsint, feif entfhlcfen mar, nidt nur aue
anbsrn aus csm SsIce su fbIaaen, iOncern
fdzaub ucu Rensn bieteu Su IaiIen, iie mo-
gen ieet Iofofofo oeer neutral fsin. .Sabt
Sbrs ssb6rt?!-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
6sbiseu sUu eiuer Sslapperfd,Iauec.

Gas Isete SOurnoI bsrittst, eaB Elm jun
ger Mann. Nomens 9eor9e Seller.
in Union Saunfttip. Snts Gauntp. am
6tsn oisles MeonatS unter foIgsnesn Tim.
ilduoen bon elmer 8lappnfblanse aebi6eu
wcrbtu. Cine furSs Strefc Don Der Bobn'
una feiuss Satus, iwifdsu Sircsborcuab
une 6ppews0 Surnds, flies er ouf cine 9ross
8lapprf6Iause uno fpie6cte iie nit sinem
Gtod feIf, ais lie bereits swsi DrittsI ibrsr
ednae in Die SeIfen gsfro6sn mar. @rSC9
baun gang taItbIiti9 fsin Me6tr aus Der
Gafhc nm Die &Iappern obSufbnslosn unc
i'm Bsariff bies Su tbuu. fauo Der Rcpf Der
StIdnet cine onosrs Ssfnun9 i'm Ssllrn,
fubr berum uno biz ibn in bic Spiee elmer
Ceinsr Singer. Mlit bswunoernswuroi9sr
Gidiiesaeaenrar I'd nit Ct foaIsit ben &C.
bissnsn &bsit'msa unb umwdno ecn Singer
nit einem Taesn UNI su usrbuten. eab Dos
@ift tjn ben A6rpsr einorines. 9la6 eini'
ar Belt ruroe bsr Saesu ab9snomn1en,
porauf bic Sanb uuo Der 1rm unaebeuer
fhwoum. Stun wurosn Irpei Isrsts Der.
bsiaeruftu, bic Spsdmdeiss @s9eumtteI an
nanbtsn unb snoIib ben patient auBer Sc
fobr fssten. Sn sinisen So9en Odr er pis'
Der aan, asnefsn uno eicn9 Snr Steue nno
tHbeie bic S6lan9e, bic nr9 irnmtr fsitsr'
triset rar.-(ib1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Die Grsi,piaieeu uuo SBbiss GanSiSaten.

Nir babsn beuts oas Seranugen ben ee'
fern -bes patrtots. ben pur6 Sreiptli9s'
uuo. ts8big @anoioaten Sufammen9efesten
@abI6etrel fur es6a @auntp uOrIe9en Su
fonuen. 60 tpsit mir erfabren babsn, fin
bet eerfetbe 70 sismIib alIsemeinsn SsifalI
lbeEau i'm snusen Gauntp, uno oabsr wiro
er audible Stimme zines Seoeu, Der ernit
baft fur Die 8iebsrsinfssuns zines Sariff5
dbnlib Dem u0u 1912 uno Su @unifen Der
asgenmdrti9ea aII9smeiuen uno Staats'&e.
aisrung in. peIde 5sioe bewiefsn baben.
od6 unter esnfeIbsn Ole Sntsrsifsn unferes
2anoes ftrenae bepaht wsroen, uno befon-
eers bic Stimms zines isosn 9utsn QSbt9s
erbdIten: DaB niht aus geraee bic Sreuos
baben, ibrs Uusmabl auf Dem Sidst Su fe-
bsnG nar nidt aneers Su erwarten, eenn
ciesifi ia jseesmal Der Sail. Die Wdnner
Die fib aber Den Stimmgebern an9ebcten
baben,. uno burb bic @Cnpention anempfUb
len :uno aufesncmmen worcen iiuc. pom
Senator. @anbioat bis 5u ben Sruifies bin.
uuttr, .inu6 Elm Secsr fagen, iino fdbig, ebt'
LID. bslicbt uno bstanut, uno wsrosn wenu
srwdbtt, ibre pFibtsn nit Srsue unO
punftIi6fsit aushben.
gs wirb .bdber Sur pfiht tirrs seen
Wbias unb Sariff SreuncsS, an Die Qrteit
su seben. uno ssmsinten @anoicdtn eine
GrTdbIuna Susuiibsrn. Sa, mir rufen Cub
su: 1df uno tbut Cure ptliht 9e9en
Su6 ftlbf grmdblt iis, uno mir wa9sn
IS erntfIid su bebaupten, ea6 @ub ale @u
re Mube. bic Sbr onmenesn m69st uno Die
2batia6e cab Sbr fur iie llimmt, ME se
Teiltti pitb,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
8Iuti0er Stuftritt i'm SrrfS Gaunts
Npipitnl.


1m Isetsn Samlia9 Ibsno. eIsi6 na6
ubr ersi9nste ib Gin fhredIiter Scrfan
i'm Bsrts Gauutp SoipitaI. Sin Oeut,
fter, Hamens Srieori6 StabG. Der
tl6 nit Srau uuo Gottsr fit uO,issm g8in.
ter in bsm Sofpital befano, mabts ben Ser
fu6 feline adnss SamiIis su crmUrcen. mas
ibm ium 3bsil sIhfte. iucsm er Der lSidbri
gen Scdtsr. Die wtoer qebeu nod fprshen
fcnnte. ben pals ron Str bu Sbr bis auf
ben Rnoten burtbfbnitt, nno ii6 felblf
eurd, sinen Sbnitt hber Den I6als, Der ale
Sefiee uno Wusfeln ssrtrrnnte. cntIcibte.
Seinsr Srau. bic wabnpie9 in. uerfsete sr
siniss Streite auf esn 8cpf nit einsm
Sammsr uno brabts ibr mebrers S6nitt-
witioen bsi IS 9Iildte ibr ieeob Su cnt-
fommsu uno eurd ibr 9eIhrsi bic Qufmerf'
fornfsit ets Guffebers Su streaen. Der fc9lei6
nad osm 3immer Der SamiIie lief. mo Der
Mann i'm SOeesfampfe bsrumtoumsIte uno
gIsih barauf pstldiso. uno eis So6tsr be-
rtits teot in ibrsm Dilute lag Sc mus Elm
f6auosrbafter Qnbid qcrpsfsn fein, Satsr
uno tSobtsr. nit ourdibnittenen &sbIsn.
i'm Dilute Iiegen su febcn. Die 8unbsn
Ter Srau folIsn nibt sefdbrIib fein. StabI
mar Elm filler uno autwilissr Msufh. absr
pOn fbwd6Iibtm 86rpsr, uuc ss in 9Iaub:
LID. ba6 Der S6msrs ubsr bic eeicsn ftinr
Srautino To6tu fsinen Snifano am Gncs
sGrittst uno sr in oisfsm 3ufanos bic Sbat
bs9angen.- (Rtaoing Iolrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

Die pridti9e @Obnun9 bss Doctor s.
s. upoe9raff, in SodiOn Saunfbip,
NortbunbsrIano Gauntp. pa. wuroe in Der
Natbt pom 3tsn September 9inSIib ourb
Ssuer Ssrfort. Qls Der Doctor srwadte.
brannte fhOn Elm Sbsil Der 8sttftele i'm
smeitsu StOdperf, in wsIter sr fhIief
Niit eenausr &Otb rettets sr lid uno feline
fIsinn Rincsr. Srau llposaroff mar Sur
3eit abmsfeno. Seine aus 1900 Sdnoen
bsffeDcnce 9ibiotbef. uno feline wunodrSt,
lid,sn Suirumsnts, oas bsite Q6ortsment
cisIeits philadelphia, nsItss er 1000 Sba
Ter msrtb fddkte. psrbranntsn als @r
iddet feinen 9ansen SerIuit auf $3.50. bic
in Der epecmin9 Ssrii6erun9s. 9sfsuf6aft
uerf6ert iino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Sefentlt6e SSenDu.

Montaes ben 8tsn Sctcber, um IL lbl
Mina9s, fOlIen am 6aufe BON Danie
Derr. CpormaIs Slices MlbIe) in 8etb'
Isbem Saunfbip, RortbamptOn Gauntp
6ffentIib perfauft wercen:
3wei porSielibe @ildfilbe, S6meine
cine SuIfp, S6ubfarren, Rhbfetten. Ga,
beln, S6ippen, 4srte, Sd9en, NubIpidsn
Strei6bolS, 9anSes uno babies 8ufbeI
MaaBen, Siebs, 70 wie oncerss MubG9e.
I6irr, Sesf, 8saurOs. Cd u. RuhsnIbrdn'
fe, Sausubr, Slide. StubIs, Sefen nit
&Obr, 9sttIaben, Sifer, Stdncer 3hber,
Gifenbdfsn, uno fCnit nod cine 9rc6e Ser
fdiebsnbsit pOn !Saus' uno anoere 9srdtbe
Su umltdnolib Su meIoen.
q. g. Oa Der lluterfbrietens 9sfCnnsn
III nod cisfes Spdtiabr nab Beften Su Sies
ben. 70 wirb ausS Ubne SudbaIt perfauft
meroen.
Die gebinsunssn am @ertaufSta9e uno
Qufwartun9 Don
SauirI Serr.
September q. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
95riefe i'm Qlllentaun gpfomt.
Sept. ~.

Sa. 8risbt, Gfq., Scbn 8. g'isrp, Scbn Bitter,
gEn,. Serttnmaptr, erruis GcrcbL Gecrse Gcomau,
Gbrip. Scf Duts, Sase6 Dubs, (Sirbsr) Sbcnias
Diebn, SRorr DeiMtr, Scbn uno Dar. Irrucp, Chris
tan @6ert, GscrSs Scdbt, altcrt Na. Souf, Sbrmas
Saulf, Simcn SrnntsnfiIto, Daniel G'rscneual benro
6utb, Gfa, bctaun SuuF, 6snrp gR. SangpsrC, Seics
ncr uno 8rinfmitb, papio .bout, anorrw 8. l6rpt,
gRiOiam 6cfFirt Sdsc6 6ainss. psttr pSIlcr. prter
Scnk, pbdcn Sarrst, 9fa, 6srr 8nouf (Ru,lhens
matber) Schn Ssipsr, au9ufus Ssirtr. psnrp Stems
merer, GJoarn Il. Snauf, ponnab Il. sed, pctsr euc'
mia, Stbn einnfap, Scbn Mrrrs, SRib Il. Ntpbaro,
gRarp Ann glepbaro bsnu S1o9d. Charles Sbs,
Sclcmcn ". 8itter 2, 6turp Rciubaro, 9Ccres 8sin;
bcn, G,tcrsc 9abcart, Ga. g s. Ruab, Danid 8ittsr
Satcb Sitter. Gbartss 8cft, eacu Sthu,oor, Gerparo
gftler psnrp Straue, ftu., Il. SprinoCr. atr. Spn'
nsr, eamud s. SclIicGp, Gtcrss Srinncr, 2hrmas
Stecfsl, Daoto Sbrut, Dr. esfbtr Srerttr, Gbnlss
SrcrslI, (Gcrbtr) Diam anu SrSrsr, Iaarp 1nn Tins
ttrIcu, q. 6. @anocrbcd. 2bam gBeiotnboumcr. 1lpin
gRsrt, Srspb QseiF Sauid SRciP, Sotcb Ssiur'Er,
Oar. S2ofhburn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Ssip lhr afIsfco?

Bhiss, feio SIR ale alfsiIsb ? Bsnn
nitt, 70 9sbt fObaIo Gud ciefer turJe 1uf'
fak In BE 1uarn fdnt. uuo last Cure Sra
men in bic 1iIsiiorliits. 70 wie in bic Ra-
msnliife. Die an ben WabIplisen an9sfdla'
gen finb, eintrasn. Ssrfdumt Dies ni6t,
osnn ssfhisbt ss nidt 10 Sa9sn Dor Der
@abl, 70 e0nnt S6r nibt fimmsn.