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ETNHE Directors beg TO announce that there will
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GREAT DERBY RACE.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
nesc tlttO ii1,erle0e
9SDm Der esimffcrni6 sutm StdIt!

Ete tlnterfcbrebensn finb 8erfertissr pon orrb,G
iefen tne Del eampen, warrantlrt Sufrieoenbeit AT
9eeen, IN SOI9e ea6 ii Der innere Gpnoer bic gang
oInunter lel6t an ben dusern anle9t uno foniit ans
ofennpuntts re9elmd6i9 futtert, Weourd perllrfatt
plfo oaB o'e eamps ptel betdne9er uno besr brennt
cQhe 9etuD ooer Haub, uno Spar NIT oerfelbew
Suantitdt pine SsI, als burtb iraeno cine anbsre
eamre i'm WarPt perbraubt wirb. sic lno einfad,
in tbrer Struftur uno leibt in Sronuno Al balteny
aber babel cine 3ieroe fur ireenb cine 0aGe Stobr,
Ceer no ne bIn9etbon weioen. Qtles mas miS
foroern it, elm Serfub nit benIeben ,u matbeu
uno felbE ju urtbelen.
Sine au9emCines Enforcement ncue Sm(s GanesL
bras, t6at eaternen QarlOr Stane Sampen Sufpers
eina 9ampen Sdnep uno einfabe Shmal, Wine
Sel, uno Stub 2ampen, BON allen @r6een uno
Patterns, &rOnIeu6ter (@banoeIiers). @encums uno
Seitlampen, weroen auf Die furSelfe SeifelIuns ait
beabaesbten prciIen oerfertigt, uno oalen, Rirben
uno anrere srr be pIiee Gbeut.
Gin 9rose5 QlIortement bon Sluio, @las unb
Britannia Sompen fur t0ausgebrau6 wereen itets
auf Sano 9ebalen, fOmie Sampen9Ider, metalIner
papierne uuo eIiferne Stattirun9sn CShadeS).
eampenwie9en Uon ieoer Qrt, mcfln9ene uno Srt.
tannia SopS uno Sdrauben. INN an alle Grten BON
@laSIampen. pbcsgcne @asr6bren, etc., Supa1en.
SAMPLER ,pcrSrn an S0fannfaftur=l lSreiirn pcriOrot
Cine UoSu9Iibe Suoiitdt Don SrennfIuo, pine
Del uno pbOs9ene @aS wiro INNER auf !oano
9tVaeH uHV peIlH %OurreI Ceer III tlelHPreh SIuaHU~
tdten prrtauft. SIebene Stub 5tannen werren auf
SeIeIIun9 9rmatt
Die Cbt9cn Qrfel fino i'm 9rCB. unbRlcnperfauf
gu baben, go. 324 9iCro 2e Stra6s, Sburen
cbabaIb Samnep. SaftOrp: SO. SO NObIe St.,
n0be Der 4ten, YbiIareIpbid
toriSrcf nuS Soprniua.
Sr% SefeIun9en auf oIIe Obisen eampcu, ETC.,
ftnnen i'm Sudfobr gum ,.9sta 9atlipten" 9emobt,
wclcblt le IhneII tefor9t unp bic QrfsI an QbiIa.
oelpbacr preIcn erbaIten werecn.
MdrS Ia, 1850. nq9M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26

Sn Solae einer afte Der @encral Qhemblp Der
&cpublif pennfpluanien, betiteIt: ,,Giue Gfte in
8etreff Der @abIen bsisr 9epubIif, pafirt am 2tsn
Sul 1885, miro bermit
y q f1 TT DIT
9esrben roa6 iete perfcn, nit Qusnabme Der Srie'
cenSri6tr, mc6e irseno Elm amt cter QniteIIun9
ceS Sertrauens coer gtueenS bolen, iei es BON Der
Ge9icrun9 Der Ser. Staateu ooer eieles Staats,
orer ron Der Stabtposrben ueorporirten Siiriften,
isi es Gin beiauter ober anoercr 8eamter, Elm nter'
beamter ODER Q9ent weIher BON Der 9eles9ebun9,
Dem Grecutuen, Oosr 9eribIideu Separtement Der
Ser. Staaten an9eiteut fen mag; uno fsrner, eab
ieoes Wit9Iiso bes @on9reIIeS uno Der StaatS9efce
9ebun9 unb oes Staotratbs ir9sno elmer Borough
ceer Die GcmmiiliOnsrs r9eno eines ineOrpOritten
SiftriftS bur6 cas 9sieg untitbt9 9ema6t wirb,
aud SuaIeib bas Qmt ODER bic Nnitenung eines
gSabIrbterS, Snfpeftcrs Cbcr Sbrcbers BEL ir9snc
elmer g8obI III risiem Staot Su bccenen, unb oaB
fein &htcr, SnfpeftOr Ocsr ir9cnO Gin Qmt, fur
weldeS cann 9e1immt wirc. erwdbIbar fei."
Die &ttter zines iecen @abloiitrifts pCn eecta
@ountp, mhiIcn ibre GeturnS beftimmt bis SreitagS
ceu Item SftCber, Inn 10 ubr SOrmitass, i'm
| l@ourtbauIe in Der Staot Quentaun sinbrinaen.
GoS1 er6alte ole &rpuelit!
CHARLES cSDrte, S6ertff.
september 5. nqb9S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
81 Gt Cl) 1siOf.
B Der llnterfdriebene 9ebenft Die ::S5ss 8
&SabIrsiben 8aumf6uIen CNurie' Ssssssss SssSsss

Der llnterfdrisbene 9eoenft Die S:Sssa 81
49, SobIrsi6en 8aumf6uen Cylurie' saVsss sSaVsss
Is rieS) in Der umgsgeno BON Nsu' -
OOrf bis un9efdbr ben 10ten nddblfen October 5u
befuden, uno wiro ale ibm anpertrauten SefeIun
gen fcl9eneer Qrten Sdume febr berstwili9 uno
punftIiG befUr9en, ndmIidb:
Sba: uno 3ierbdume, Smmcr9rin, 8lumeniiau'
ben, &Ofen, Sraubenit6de. IfriedpfanSen, (Gree-
pers), frautarti9e 9fansen, Swiebelart9 une fncl9
9ewuBcIte SIumen, eBbare 8urSen, SaunpfIan'
sen CSeo9e plantS), 8Cr @o9in9, etc.
GataIo9e f6nnen an fsiner Bcbnun9 9sisben wer'
ben. Qae Qrtifel weroen pur6 i'm feIblt ouSge
wdblt uno fc9Ieib 9ebracbt wsroen. Que SefeIIun
gen fcucn Dor Dem Cbi9en Datum sematt werccu.
s.. SS. SrpSbD.
SS Sefeuun9cn, abers6irt an ,$o. SO. @ro5
bp Gafcn. pa.," finbrn prcmpte Serudfidti9un9
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
SSalat, Sebet bier!
9rp6e Sargens ait erfen Soften.
Saubplt nnb StpDr9tttern!

10000 Su6 Srcttcr-f5, 900 Stbinocln.
Die llntsrf6riebsnen in BaIdinstcn Saunftip,
Geba Gauntp MAIDEN tbren Sreunocn uno Dem pu
bIifum i'm Qu9emeincn befannt. RAP iie ben 8au-
bCISbcf uno Stobr9tIteru es5 perHOrbenrn . 8
81 Il op ubernommen, uno beu 9anSen Stcd am
GinfaufSpres obSufeeen 9ecsnfcn. SerfeIbe be.
ifebt aus WeiBpeint 3oubooro, Spruce uno gGet
terbcarc, Sonfsu, Sparren. ale Qrten @rItpeint
Scaro, wie aud Gin 9rcBer &Orratb StCbrshtrn.
SOIbe Die etpas BON tieler Qrt brauhen, mer.
BEN mUbItbun wcnn le bel ben untHf6riebenen an
rufen.
SdDio SinSn,
SirGcl SiuoD.
Septsmbrr 5. no4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
&Sl q 6 T. / 6 t

mirb brmit ee9ebcn, pa6 Die unterssbneten ais
GcminlratOrsn ucn Der 9interIabenfcbaft ces uer.
fforbsnen @eOr9e S. &nau6 Isgtbn pOn
Subwbcitbau Saunidip. 9eda Gauntp. angefleut
morocn iino.-Que bisieni9en baber weIde nod an
bsfa9te SintrIaiInfboft ftuei9 Ino. mercen bic
nit cfutbt, innerbaIb gSOden bel eincm Der I'm.
terSeibuctcn anSurufen uno abSubrSobIen ale
SCIbr, bic nod SOrouun9en an riefelbe babcn,
werben ebsnfau5 9cbeen ibre &etnun9en innabaIb
Der bclo9:en 3st einSubrin9en, an
Spbu SudnG, Sdtdiduaud.
George S. Sunus, z. iSSbritb.
Qu9uf %. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
1OOidDri0e Geltlt6feit.

Somo9s unr Srnnto9s, Den 5n uno 6tn SttrGtr N ras
l00dbr9s Sen Der 9Gtbatr 3cnstirbt in StorrmanaiI
ltEin frtnrbafidb cnaSt0rtn Ino ttircbnsn is psr:
rrn nrfbtrCnS mrt Yrcoisr ttiprbntn Die Stride III II
9Rtitn rcn SrrrIrsoun uo Scitn y ain9srIt rnt
kru-Yfros Sutr uuo lnttrbal fam man on Der Sirc b.
tclnmcn.-9tuf aucrenun9 bsr SrultiES.
Samrs g9ciler,
SsiIe Sreini9.
9cVr9c SanfcI.
SIptnttr 5. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
8arbet: tlton y otatoqs
September 5.
2tUcntaun, Solai 16.

StpbrGalter lit @ifen unb Oortrp0oren
in Scr Stnpt Stllrntauu.
Mahcn tCm publfum biercurcb bsfannt DAP Iic
ca5 @sftdft ais
Sdnbler 1T @ifen unb io0rten<SSoaren
nod INNER al ibrsm otcn Stano in Der t0amiltcn.
Strabr cbcrbab Dem Marft'Siercd brtreiben, all
no Ie ME Inner an pen ausrnicori9lien prc6cn
@tfbdfte peuidtsn. 3u9Isib 9ebCn fie aud 0latb
ribt, cap iie bis cen erfcn SeUbsr ndtbitens,
SHS GrcbitiDitcm aufbrbcn
uno nur fur d urfaufcn werorn. sic QIdu.
ben raourb ibren &unten eiuen teIOnocru @efalIcn
ju erSeu9cn inosm iie fir 8oar9cIc nur c mem
gan auS9ertngen fl gu forenn 9ecen
fen, rpcbeS iiter ole SnterslIen Der 9eSacbteu Sum
ben bef6rcsrn mub
Sarbcr nuS 9JUunG.
SGptember ~. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-26
Sprttbtr rss Strots.
senatSfammcr, 5orrtGura, San. %, 1850.

ScuntSPdiiitct, pattl6put9, san -, lSOU.
eb Son,d w. 1Carcn, oaupttTt bis Seu0t6 Yrn Ycru:
6lponen tlbCin0e bltr6ur cas- Der pcrbT9lncc Vttluf
(Oc 10 cr6 Scnots ScuruoIs Der 99tnpSri9n sun btt:
tl sIhuB in Wt;u9 auf Cnn anbon9 an btt GrnItutrn
-er namttb SEihuB wSbtln cine NEbrbit Ter Mn9trEr
ttier SGuir eer ken Gte9ctun9 btlItmttn-n -nodpn CT
aSbGria SripSot uno GCrc nar, Ole Stnn9 cntr Ntbrs
brt er Gtrr tw e9cn Sten9 oEs SEnot5 Srn YEnnNra:
utn Crbatn bat, ipt fc9neS Nttnun9 bn Ger Nehn q0l
run9 eGs YtihtufCS jc9t
ScInisn Ole fir tis 9oaGrunA ets @hnFtS mnltn ma:
reu bic rren g. Scuc5 Qrrct, 8 rrtr 2rorM. S3iom Il.
Gratt Scuotbou 3 Guunnabom Shes. q. 6vucn, Sbcmo6
81 Scrkb, GbarS SrojlN, 8ctErt 9 Srtt 6cnrp Sutrn,
Scbn w. Gjutrnir, NDiuiom oOstt, Saoe bu9us, SmcN
Sps, ScIbuo .. Scuc6, Scipb &cn9mO, @cr9t v. S0ps
rtusE, GIonpu NGOtIn, SEniamn MiornE @cnomiu 9Ot:
tbias, 6tnp Il. MUbrttrl 92n. g. qOdC Q&lIiom R Sars
Ter, Gapo Sontr, 9E9 ~ S0rHn, Gcnr0o Sbnr, 9trtrt
s. SkrrGtt 1onid Stln Sorri5 ". Srttt, SCbu o. GGal.
ftr uno SalentIne &et g prt tb r-SN@ 30.
SitiGriSu Die 9t1tu rn 9tbhlB immtn mortn GjGcr0E
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QuS etm SrurnoI
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SanS Scr SicprcIcntGutcu SorrjtCura, 9Srj A. 1850
b S1tUtnm Sad, paupttrt rCS Observation-Disclosures ucn
pinnkpoujcn tbni9t btEreur roB Ger rcrbT9bcnpt &Es
fbluR (9c. 10 rs SEnot rurnaIS uno Sc oil res ou5:
Scurnols rr ot0uwirt9m S!ena) tctltt StbuB IN Et:
qua auf Cutn Iuban9 bte 9cnlntcn"-br nimIlbi @G:
tblug ptbCn cine Mttrbdt Ger W9itSU tGieGr pGuir Der
Dstiu @Ce9tun9 tSilmtn-notrGn 9tb6rj9 crIui9 unb
bcrrchen mar, Die gcmnn9 elmer Nttrbtit rtr &tNCr Der
ittia Seuu9 SS oout5 Der SprCnautIn YMnMirauSu
srbatn bat pit frCnet Nbtnnnun9 r Ger kEn Y0FiruuN
bes ScdIuBts jEt9t;
&9ttlttn OLE 2>SDuEtN Nlllttn O2rtl,
cebn Ndtr Schn NQcn, SGIiom 9'of &cttr Wolrwn "a:
sio e. Bent Grat0 @iotl STtuiob 8od, Scbu e. 3r,uu
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, June IL
T5g THE y. Y. TYPoGRArICAL SOCIETY held lts
re gular weekly meeting in the new rooms 800
Broadway over Jolie's music store, on SATURDAY
evening Messrs. Robert II. Johnson, c. G. Savage
ind John G. Clayton, were elected delegates -
the industrial Congress \ very cordial communi'
cation was received from tie Pliu.e-s Unoa' n
reuy to the invitation OF the Society to attend AM
take par; in the dedication meeting to be held uPoa
tic occasion Of tie public opening Of tie Printers
Library. AL the arrangements foi this meeting
whichis TO be held in the Broadway Tl5ernsce,
On "Wednesday evening, lo.h instant, were an
ncunced. Addresses will be delivered by IL. j.
RAYMoND, Esq, editor of the Courier aa4 En-
oniyer, Peter c. Baker, and John l.. Jewett. Inc
y. Y. Conservatory Of Music, under the direction
Of Messrs. Bradbury & Nash VIII give some o.
their hes. pieces and sing the Opening AMI closing
oles, written BY +. T. 0..erson and l.. A.
Mclaughlin.
There viii be grand reunion Of all the Thnoa'
classes and professions most closely cOnnected VIA
the typographical art, and it is intended Inat ln'
public dedcaiory exercises shall be worthy Of Ine
large and intelligent profession who have succeed
cd in establishing an. Institution which We HU''
NAV prove an honor and.an ornament 70 our CITY,
NAY FEsTIyAL-Tne senior class o. tne srS
department Of Ward School No. l9--hr J. d. De
nit, Miss H. X. Cooley and Miss J. E. huth'''''D'
Pripcipals-held grand gala festival a. IanAAHy
Hall on Saturday evening. There were se'e'~
hundred invited guests present iissie b .i''s
the blding-dOors Of the ballroom were 'n'o|H
open, disclosing charming gTouP Of young srS,
with their Queen in tie center Ai'er o''as
crowned, the latter sang charming little ne'Ouy'
and then received the homage Of her sc1oot mates
her name was GeorgiaBa Feeks. Tee Trustees