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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-18
Notice to Stockholders,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of The Bradford Springs Female Institute
Company, will take place in Sumtervillc, OH
the first Monday in January next.
Stockholders will rccollcct that prories
must be given under their hands and Seals.
ID. B. McLAURlN, Sec'ty y. Ifc'r.
Dec. d, 1850. DIT
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Notice.

Persons having demands ngains, the Es.
.atc OF X. kicharIao Decd, are requested
10 present .i'cm duly mtcaIcd, and thusc in.
(is1lcd 10 mako payment 10
{ NJ. RICHARDSON,
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Negroes for Sale.

Will DO sold ut Public Auction, in Sum-
ervllle, on the first Monday in january next,
TEN or TWELVE likely NEGROES. :
Terms Of! Salc-A credit Of ONE, Two
and TIRE years, equal instruments, the
purchasers giving Bonds with approved &C.
curity, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
MARY w. MULDROW.
Nov 0G l2hO G 81
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Notice..

Ilir tir,n hitherto known as Hnlbur, G. Lam.
nm, NIL dissolve 10y mutual c,msrn, on the frs,
January next. Tln>c indebted by note or nc.
Count viii please make Immediate payment,
Ia lULBuRT' Il flanagan.
- Dec, 10Th, 1850 4 #
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ENGINEERS OrelcE, VIII. d. MAN. X. R.)
Marion {. H., =. c.,
Sealed proposals win be- received ndJr,s.,d !,
the Undersigned, until the 9TH January next, for
ri"'i thousand cross ties of pine. posi or whit.
oak or Gyp,rrSs, 6 inches thick aud hcwn on two
Thr7 I" snow u? inches heart. 10 hc delivered
between the Junction oflim Wiimip. g. Ma.
chester Rail Road, with the Can, Branch
and Manchester.
N!s" for The timber necessary for the irns,lc
work nj Cane Savanna and Green Swunps-
FORTH distraction Of the triistlc work between
The junction and SUinicryillc.
RilIs ot timber, places, specifications &c. may
pr seem "i application 10 w. II. Siitl,, assistant
engineer j, charge of the work near SnmrryilIr,
Ter tic t'ri inst.
~ J. FLEMING, Rest Eng'r.
Dec. isF' 800 ~s" \ 81
T,io,SiNA Df.c week. -'
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MN vNAA eNNNs,

VI DRl'tkER 4 co.
Aif. now just "lsri'r,. their large and new sun.
liy "f scnS"nnhl" goods. consisting in ,s.r, Of
l"IltS, th>sim"r's. sattincts. Vc.iin.s. linens.
Fan! and figured alpacca. mousriln de- lanes.
''iilSliiII~,W with other goods for LADIES' Dresses.
--Ai.SD--
\ sll"nr:ii variety of taiicu.s, and tn. very hes,
ami cheapest i!"aChnh and brow Muslin
Ia hc i"liud IN the town
III" above Goods h,," been selected win I'm.
rT"ticSt care. and Will be sold rs always, n, tn.
very lowest pricn-.
n"c. li'h. 1850 #
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Mrs. }. BOWLING respectfully ra,Is the at.
i"n.I"l at 'mr tnclu!- am! Him! patrons - her
recent selection of FhNCN GOODS consisting
"i Muslin DE- .nin,s. Calico Gingham<. Rib
l"ns, i@r"s. Ladies Gaps. Nc., ari 4 chnIr" ~.
lection al t:rn"rrirs which shc VIII SCH n> cheap
rs they can b. purchase, llis SIDE ni Charles
ton. Sh" s"lI"i.> u STARE of public patronage.
Oct. :}Oth, $50 TT
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CHAIRS CHAIRS! |!

a Mahogany Rocking Cain seat Do.
w, Winsor Do.
~ II dozen Cain Seat and Winsor Setting
rh"irs for :alc low. Apply to
Dee. 18Th, 1850 4
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Wanted,

200 dozen Eggs. 10 cents nr .l,z,n II.
pail for 200 dozen eggs, by
Dec. 18th, 1850 y ,r
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% Negroes for Sale,

On the first Monday in January next, to the
highest bidder, i'll Sumtcrvillc-ii.c above m.
gI"cS Will be- sold rs The estate Of Mrs. r.. Sin.
Sietoh anu MISS IL. Singleton. Tcr:us Cash.
TIE HEIRS.
Dec. 18th. 1850 \ If
gEr' WaichInan will copy.
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MNXNSE.

NOv. 18th. lS.JO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

Mr.. Cranston agreed to this, and the res
o'ut'on VAS laid upon the table to be called
up tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr. Ballum, OF Smilhfeld,
Tuesday morning, January 20th, instant,
wac assigned for the trial of the petition Of
Dexter Bal'ou and others, for the incorpor-
alton Of a small part Oft ton ms of Smith
field and Cumberland, to be called Woon
socket.
Ad,ourncd to 10 o'clock tomorrow NOR
ming.
Tuesday Morning.
The Honse mel at 10 o'cluck.
The Report Of the Inspectors of the
Sta to's Prison, proposing alterations and
improvements, estimated TO cost some $l0.-
900, was taken up a nd discussed at consid-
crable lenethby Messr.. Ames, Hazard,
Hu,chins, Cr nstsn, Bos worth, Brown, and
others ; aid, fna lly, the sub. ect was re-
committed To the former Committee, with
the addition Of Messrs. Finch, Turner and
Brown
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

HTVeriy. the paid mantle Of The PIN.
ioned messenger Of d aih has been fear
fully spread ovrr a family in his town dur
iLg the last week. On Thursday las, Sill
as Ward, Esq was removed from tho
scenes of earth TO the quiet Of the grave
his wfe, who had been in delicate heath
for sore years past, but who ha been as
well as usual the present winter, bore tho
shock Of her estimable partners demise
With silent SORROW. She mOaned not and
she wcpi not she gaz'd up n his inani-
mate face with speechle 8 agony. But
ah, the pressure of grief upon her hear
was too severe for humaniiy's endurance
and in iweLiy-iour hours sher his death.
appar nty without prominent cause, she
ful'owel him to the silent land, and joined
him beyon ,ha, bourne where parlings are
never known. Thus like Saul and Jona-
than" lovely and leasant were they 10
their lives and in their death they were
not divided" II is not our province 10 sd-
minisrer balm 10 the wounded hearts OF
,heir clildren, their other relatives and
many friends this is Gods PreTogailve
alone, +" for whom the Lord loveih he chas-
tenelh, and scourge,h every son whom lac
receivelh"
The funeral Of Mr.. Ward and his vito
was solemnised yesterday afternoon, from
the Methodist Church, where the follow.
ing Services took place,-IIymn, by Rev.
MIR. Adam, Of the First Baptis. Church
reading Of the Scriptures, by Rev. Mr..
Brooks, If the Unilariln Church; Prayer.
by Rev. Mr.. Otheman, Of The Methodist
Church, who preached an appropriate and
impressive Sermon from Psalms 07 g.
louds and darkness are round sbou, him:
righteousness and judgment are the habi,a.
lion Of his throne. Concluding PRAYER, by
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, Of the Central Baptist
Church. ], was solemn sight TO behold
husband and wife. father and mother, both
lying PROSTATE i. death at the feet Of their
children, whose terrible grief could not bs
controlled. The Church was dsnsrl J crow
dcd and great many were unab'c to OBJ
tain entrance.
The funeral was attended by an immense
concourse Of peo, lie, among whom We no
,iced The Artillery Cs mrany, the Meehan-
ics' Society, the Odd Fellows, the School
Committee, and many others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

CO Among llose wlo have been s,rickss'
down by death during the pas, week, We
regret to announce Lieut.. Willism +. Do
Jongh, of the U. S. Navy. Lieut.. De
Jongh has resided in this town during the
LIST ten years, where he married, and was
most happily settled in life. Few young
men were so pleasantly situated, or had ~
many inducements to cling 10 earth. Hs
went 10 California, about year ago, or .
tour Of observation, and return d in ex-
ccedngly feeble health, from which hs
never recovered. He was man OF great
kindness and many ex"cllencies. lie leaves
a young wife and two children to mourn
his carly death. May lie who ,empsrs
the wind to the shorn lamb, comfort The
widow and ORPHANS in their affic,ioa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24
TWhen rakish youth goes aslrsy,

D'When rakish youth goes asirsy,
friends gather round him in order to restore
him 10 the paths Of virtue. Gcn,!eness and
klndness are lavisheI upon him to win him
back again to innocence and peace. No
one would suspect that he had ever snned,
But when a poor, weak, confdlng girl 10
betrayed she receives The brand Of society,
and is hencclouh driven from the ways Of
virtue. The be,rayer is honored, respect
ed and esteemed but his ruined, heart
broken victim knows there is no peace for
her This side Of the grave. Society has M
helping hand for her, no smile of peace, No
voice Of forgiveness. These are earthly
moralilies, they are unknown Of heaven
There is deep wrong in them, and fear.
fu are the consequences.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24
WAsHiNoroN, Jan. II:


A very serious difficulty has occurred il
the Georgetown College. 1, appears ,hs,
Foreign Professor has been tyr,nizing
over the students for some time, and on.
forcing the most humliating and de.norsl-
zing practice. The students he'd q meet.
ng and passed a series OF condemnaiory
resolutions. Three Of the leaders in the
movement were expelle whereupon 60 Of
the students left the College, leaving only
Is, Il. is said hat before the 60 left, they
iorclbiy released their three compsnions
VIII had been confined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

Thi China Mail Of { ciobcr 25tt announ.
ces 'he death j, Macao, on The l7,h, ot
DIR. John i. Brooke Gcet surgeon of TIN
". ,. squadron IN the Eastern sens. Dr
Brooke vac by birth vrgmlsn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

fvRsIsnISe Goops.-We venture 10 say
lhh our readers, on visiting Oak Hall,
Boston, vi IL he highly pleased with tho
rich di'pay Of Furnishing Guods, that ,here
meet The eye, aud still better with their low :
prices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24
BosToE, Jan. Is.

BosToE, Jan. Is.
The Grand Jury, to-day, after hearing all the
evidence, found true bill against Professor Web
scr for the murder Of DR.. Parkman. The exam.
ination before the, Grand Jury was not wholly eI-
partc several witnesses were examined who saia
hey saw DIR. Parkman after his disappearance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

c5-The anniversary Of Franklin's birth
day was celebrated in New York, Thurs.
day evening, by Supper, Addresses.
toasts, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

CALIFORNIA OurETs, BosroS Let none
OF our readers $ hn are i tcIt,i,d IN this
matter, forget to Ioy a,st 10 OAK Hall.
when they co In Ios.on There yon vill
hnd everything you want, Al cheap rai,'
too
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

a FAsnIoNARLE LADY mot Mrs
Parilng,on) being inquired of how
she liked the dinner given at d,stin.
guished party, her reply was,-" The
dinner was explendd, but my seat was
50 remote from the nick-nacks, that |
could not ra,liy my appetite, and tie
pickled cherries had such defect on
my head that ] had a motion to leave
the table but Mr.--govo me some
hartshun resolved N water, which
ber,Ned me
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

Never claim kindred with o nesr
relative who treats you as inferior; for
he has no claim upon your regard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

|
New Orleans Delta publishes an an
onymous letter, dated at Washington
Texas, in which the writer says that
DR.. Webster is innocent Of the murder
of DR.. Parkman, and that he himself is
guilty.
The writer adds that he is going to
California. The letter is regularly
postmarked and addressed to the Deaa,
and is signed Oronoke. 1t is written
on coarse paper, in an illiterate style,
The editors think it is not hoax
UGLY EDIToRs. Prentice, ofthe Lou
isville Journal, and Harney, Of the
Democrat, are dispu,ing which Of the
two are the ugliest. If the following
from the Journal be true, the Democrat
must indeed have a vcrv oullandlsh
editor:
We went TO the menagerie, on
Saturday, and after while we observed
a general rush Of all the little boys aud
girls towards a certain point near the
entrance. At first we did not know
what to make Of it but we soon found
that the little folks were gathering a.
round our neighbor Of the Democrats
under the impression that he was an
Ourang Outang. 1t was amusing to
hear their questions and remarks.-
(Which part of him is his face said
one Isn't the ugly thing making mouths
at us, said second What did they
cut his tail of fol1 said a third. IL
wonder why the Lord created such
nasty beas,' said fourth. He never
was CT eatcd at all he was only guessed
at, saida fifth"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
~ SranDret6's OiQeu.

Matte Sefterer @ehfel in Ger
Semperaur Bot sinsn b6ien @inFub ouf oas 8Iut;
Elm pl6eIiter Wcbicl BON elmer p6tliaen su elmer
nieceren Siit, mro sbsn 70 uattbeilie fir Die Sc,
funebeit iein ais pI6sdhsr Q8schisI in Der @itter
run9. gBsnn mir 9slunobeit srbalten woIGen, 70
mhiIsn mir, 70 melt mir f6nnsn, aIe Grtremtdten
permsieen. Seces llsbGmaa6 pcn 6iee Coer .GdIts
@iIen oeer Snten, trd9t oaSu bel. lnrsini9fet bss
8lutes Su srJsu9en; oacurb miro osfTsn Circulation
rbmatb bic wtrtIidsn eebsns Candle wetoen 9es
bsmmt unc bic erfr SoEse eauUn III 8erltopfuna
Der 9ebdrme.
Sn eiefsm 3ufano inb mir in 9efatr ir9tnb cine
Granfheit Su erbalten nit Der mir in 8eriibruna
tcmmsn; uno Cbns nit ir9sno sinsm Rranfen in
Serubrun9 Su PCmmen, rperosn mir &opfweb,
S6winosl. 9erbbrennsn, cine fauIe 3unae fhwar
dsn Gppetit, erhaItsn; alss SOlgen Der 8rGfop-
fung 9Senn Die Cuff unrsin uno orilfeno fur Die
Menfben mirb. 70 srforosrt ss cen Sturm ie Su be.
wesen uno ibr &einbeit uno eeben Su sebeu.
Bsun Die gin9emcicc perfopft iInb. 70 maiden
lie ben 9ebroub Don 8ronbrsb'6 ViIen n6tbis. mel,
DE, inoem fs GCmmctOn Ocsr srlsidterte 8emseuns
csrfdafTen, bic Serreibun9 aler peroOrbensn Sdfte
bcSwedsn uno oacurb reiuss SIut uno gefunp'
belt bes &6rpers blin9en.
@ Sbss ftdebars pilen fin6 su tabsn i'm
Bu6fiobrbes ,,9e d. a Yatriot" in 1Hentaun, uno
bsi 8. 6awrsdtt in &uetaun.
SangarS 1850. uqIJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
lesc tatpO liberleoe /!
9spn Der sSinGFcrmif snn &icDt!

Sic unttrfbrsbenen finc Serfert9sr Don uerbfi'
ferteu Niuc Set 9anlpen, parrantrt 3urleoenbeu bu
osbsn in 6oIae eaB lidb Der nnere @plinoer bis 9anb
binunter lritbt an ben dueetn anls9t uno omlt am
9reunpunfte raelmdB9 futtert' woourn cerurla6t
wro co Die 2ampe pisl betdnel9er uno beuer btennt
ebne gjerLdb coer Raud, uno ilpar init oerlelbsn
S1uoutitSt Uiue Srl. oils burtb ir9eno cine aneere
gon,re in, 0RarPt pebrautt miro. sic ino cinfab
in ibrer Gnufur unp Ieidbt in Sronuna III boIten
obsr babe cine 3ieoe fir ir9eno cine 9aae, Sobr,
oper no ie bngetbau maoen Nues mas mir
fUroern it, Gin 8rIu6 nit bCnfsIbsn Su MAIDEN
uno feIbt Su urtbeilen.
Gine augemcne5 Enforcement neue StpIS @aneel
bras, 0au eatsrnen, YarIOr Stano Sampen, Sulpen
tino eampen, Sancp uno einfate Sdmal6, ptne
Sel, uno Sluio eampsn, bon aCen 9r6Bsn uno
Ndtterns Seroneutter (@banbeIies). penoumS uno
Seitlampen, pereen auf Die fiirSelte 8stsiIuns on
tsab9efreteu prcfrn Ueiferti9t, uno Sauen, Sr6sn
Hno oncue 9rrBe YIdee crbeQt.
Gin areBeS QTcrtement BON Stub, 9laS uno
Britannia Gampsn fir oaus9etrau6 nereen ifsts
duf Sano gebaIten, fpmie Sompen9ldier metallne,
Yapitrne uno eIdferne Sfattirun9en CshadeS),
2ampenwieaen Don eoer Qrt, mcfhn9ene uno Sri
tauna Scps uuo Sdraubsn, um an aue Urten Don
GlasIarlpsn pboseene @asr6bren, etc., Supailen.
5dncler tpcroen au uMfanufaftursaSreiien pcriOr9t
Sine ror,iioIihe AuaIitit ucn Srennfuic, pine
Sel uno pbcs9cns 9a5 wiro INNER auf Sano
aebatcn uno beim Sdrrel Oeer III flelnsren Auantl
tdten perfauft. 8Iehsne Stub :Sannen wereeu au'
8s1eIlun9 9emaht.
Die cbisen Qrtfel iino i'm GjroB uncRleinperfaui
Al bobcn. No 1924 gloro 2te Stra6e, Sbhren
rbabalb Samnsp. Saftorp: SO. S8 NobIe st.
nabe Der 4ten, philadelphia.
SoriSrif nnS S5prniu8.
R% Sr1ellun9en auf aIle Cbi9en eampen, ETC.
ftnnen i'm gubfcbr Sum 9edba 0atrioten" 9enladt
mOfelbif fe itneu bsfCr9t uno bic QrieeI an pbiIa
Mdn IA, 1850. nq9W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
Mae 0lrtcm Gabtnettpaarcn

Su MAIDEN uuo auf oano Su baIten. ais
Scrcu, 9ier. QalmIsaf uno Serpsntne Scfas, Sec
rstdrs, gSarorobcs uno Drs1ers. Seirbcarcs. So'
ia, pier. Sioe. 98orf. Centre, @arc, Srcaffdlt,
Dining uno Gplineer SabIes, frans6iifde Stau'
fcIitnble, baIbfranS6ifhe StbaufeIftuble, SCOT
fools, Snimcnts, Siuans. SubsrftrdnFe. Con
fOls peeefaIs, piauCfOCIs. peciment Ornaments
&cilet Gables. Sdbourettes, Ceer Settn9itoolS,
frans6fIhe Nabo9onp Seufleuen 8isb. Seal
uno Srent pfofsn uerfhieoener Qrten, Gdibrante'
Sinfs, Doe Srops. etc. etc.
Sober Qrtife Den bic 9smsinbeit perIan9tn mag
miro au 0ano aebaIten coer nat Seifelung 9snlatbt
uno swar na6 Der turSsfsn anjs9s uno aIIerblIl9
fen QrsBen.
Bureaus uon SO Bis $50.
O3ettfeuen Don 50 IS bis $50, Ii. T. 10.
Snrem er beoeutsnoe @rfabrun9en in tisitm @s'
fhdft gemadt BAT, 70 ftmeiteIt er ib ourt puuft'
ii6teit uno masiae Yreie einen ibsraIen SbeiI Der
cfFsnhibsu &unoftaft Su erbaIten.
5ausbdItsr uno Qnoere. bic etwas in feinsm Sad
brauben iino b6fi6ft sin9eaoen bsibm un5ufprebsn.
RSRepariren wirb auf Die fir5efe Qnssise per
isoe 4rt &apeSieren bu9 UOllso9en'
Gm. q. stbeIc.
8efsrenben. = Sofepb Miuer, MiB Sd. e..
WreR. o. s. 8teppinssr. Moi. @Ii Stsdd, S. 9au'
mer, 9. 9. S6cd SObn 8Ianf, 8. 9. S6wars,
Or @obIeemutb. 6. &. ec6manl Or. 6. 8. Soano,
Gpb. Grim, s. S. 8ube.
QQentaun, Sebruar H. na4M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
Ste6cn Sage
SOGfcr DOat GasrOpn.
2(amtaun, S)pai l6.
3aris, etn l0ttn SCtrua

NntISt VVN IUIEN OVVIVAT.
Gs murbs bcute in paris bnidtst GAP Der fran
Sbhfde 1mboiIacUr Su ct. YeterSbur9 Sspcfden
nab Iaentoun untsr Die Gabinetmoder asfanct
babe wUrinrsr fsnofeli9s GntfdluB an9eccuet piro,
cine Gaae 9sacu s. s. QbeIe Su brin9en, uno
swar aus Der lrfatbe NEIL oe,feIbe bic mebiieu be
fen. wcblfrIlcn uno ft6nfsn Sous9e pafsrtiqt,
ole auf riefsn Morft9ebrobt wercen. Srin Wotto II
,StbneIIc S5rrfGufe uno flcine ASrpftc."
Die Sadbrn Sur Grrcmitdt treibeno, tbnncn iid
yue, peltte Sausratb ;u faufsn whnfden oarauf
peraIcn, eas fsn anosrss ciefem arO6en uno fpIrn-
ceen aHortsmsnt in ciefem Morft 9eidepmmt
Der unterfbrisbsns madbt feiucn Srsunoen unb
Dem Yubfum adtun9spca befannt. ens cr fIb
ttibeuo statIirt Bat nuf Ger fioIidbsn Sce Ger oa
miOnfrase, 9erace ss9snuber eem ,,MeupOrf StObr,"
nn9pIb1 rr fortfibrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
@. 2SS y GOM,

Se6t6anlpalt CAttorney at Law,
Sii pOn fsnem bSbersen @ef6dftstOfue nab Der
BUbuun9, crfs &bire untertoIb eOui5 S6mOt unS
Cos. Gpotbefe es;oAen, 9eeeen auf Der ntrblI6cn
Seite ser Sauptiraee, Swifben Golb's 5OteI uno
Dem @ourtbnuie.-Gr erbeiIt Ratb in Der oeultsn
Uber snsIiidsn Sprode.
@ Sffte: efte 8turs untsrbaIb 6. S&mict
uno Cos Qp otbeFe.
1uentaun, apri25. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
9rpCertes.
OoS-gellows' fall.
SrCFc mnb ipiCbtige Nnfnnft rUH Den
SjDlOrcgiUncm.
Neck utn TrOreu,
GoufmonnS>Scf


genatritrieeu ibre Sreunoe uno bas pubIifum
iberhaupt biemit ahtun9suou. oa6 lie foeben einen
Gaufmanns Sbneioer StUbr ertffnct haben in Der
Sptfeucms' 0aQe. eeaenuber Der ,.Qattipt'' Dude
rel, in allentown. uno oa lie ensn 9rcRen uno gang
9Scmrn Stpcf 9Saaren
einaeIeat baben fnc s bersit Gtsirsr 81 MAIDEN is,
Der 4rt. fur MannsIruts. in snem StpI wie r IN
otisr 9egsno nod nidt ubertrrfcn wuree.
tlnter ibren @aaren fincet man &ufer pon isctr
Sarte uno SsrfhieeenbCit-io eae 9afonen nit ir'
aenc elmer 4rt &6de tbun,n uerftbsn wereen.
Sc(fin95 taS ft6nns aiIorterient uno 9ro6te
QuswobI as nod natb Allentown 9ebroht wuroe-
neblt @aBimeres. Gaftmsrctts. Satinets, u. T.. 10.
@bcnfalIs Gin oII9smsine5 Q1ortement BON lsinsnsn
uno anoern Scmmermaaren en-meIde ale autse'
matt mercsn natb 8eiielIun9 auf bic flrSeite I'm
;sqe uno fir Gle bn9icn preis.
SSis mereen forfabrsn. ME biSber. ibnrn ans
pertraute Runoenarbeit su psrfsrti9sn; uno nosm
tic tbren aIten Guncen fur bsrsitS 9snofene untrs
iiueung 9auf abiiattsn crbtten ie iiob adbtun9s.
pOu ene Scuiceune Der 6fFenttsn 8unf.
RsS Aue Die an ibrcn &IsicTu 9so Su srfparsn
unp ricfcltsn ou bic aIIerbeiis Manier an9efcrti9t
Su hoben munfhen ino ein9s,accn anSurufen.
ES Grinnert eudo oo6 rSpu,iamfeit Der Veg
gum Reittbum' it, uno ca6 Ole Sccfeacws 1aIle
Der Srt III CUTE Bargains Su MAIDEN.
q. 0.-Sie Mlpoen Don Neuporf uno philaeeI'
pbia ino srbaItsn. uno wsrcen blemlt gum Serfauf
duaebctcn. Stneoer f6nnen Uon uns petfhsosne
Splcme gum Qusfdueiosn befOmmen. oarunter be-
fnotn iIdb csieniacu pcn Sbiues, Waban une Erc'
mer, Seunrr, uno lSelfer.
e 8 = s.. = Gin Qiforemsnt pcu SbefsI'
Ions 8r9aIisn fOrtmdbrrno auf Sano uno wobIfeil
Su perfduen.
QIlcntaun, Qpril 4. bpqn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
geppi6> unD Strumpfweber


Sunt fes
SSo4cnmdnufaftur Saber
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
Dte Y Ihne.

Senrp eaursnes. 3abnarSt non philadelphia.
bat i'm .@aele SotcI'' cine Sffiee et6fnet pcielbt
er bereit it, QGsn abSuwarsn, bic fener pcsBiOnsI'
len Sisnfe ben6tbi9t iinc.
Gr III nit eiuem UOrSusItsn QfOrtsmsnt ptaten
uno piuot 3dbnsn Uerfcben, fOWie nit 3dbnsu nit
artificial Gums OuniIidbem Sabnflsifd) meItbe CT
auf ole baItbarfe uno funf9rchtee @eifs einsusesn
bereit 1T. Srarfbeiten oes SabnfIefhes werbsn ge
beiGt-on9efauIte Sabine uus9sfuLlt-Nerusn franz
batter SABINE Ubns Sdmer5 jsrf6rt, uno alIe sur
profsGOn 9sbori9eu SpratiCnrn Sur p6ai9sn 5ufris'
osnbsit un can biuistn Secin9un9en prrittst.
Gr psrpsiit auf fOl9snce Serrsn, wObnbaft in
philadelphia uno Qaentaun
Sanl. &c. SRcrtcu, N9 ..
bmrp g. Yatsrlcn, SR. ..
Scbu ". SatGklIan, SR. ..
Scbn g. Scpnfnc. GR D, (5abuart)
Gbarcs o. NRartiu, G1. D.
6 9B. NRarin, N1 ..
GtiIba Scpntno, D .. Q.
G. 8. Rcidsr, GR. .. (3abnarjt)
Snc. Rcmi3, Ml. ..
3. 9. Sdaus, GR. ..
". q. - 5dbne uno 8urSen wsrSen gratis
ausseScsen. 'psnn iie 8ur ginfstuns Don fhntIi6sn
3dbnen entferrt pereeR fOIItH.
0Qentaun 0sombsr g. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
2tGcntaul,, sRai 16.

Die ilnkrhrtSnn fno rem putitum fir tsbsr senrTrr
SunbAa brrb panttar, uno bcrn curd rn9e aufmerau,
felt auf ibr ba une 9criu9s Yrrf bic trals tlnrtsun
audb fsrnEr ~ 9tuitfCn.
griul uuo 6snin9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
g. =. =. 0aOiS,
Nedbts< Qlnipalt
9I(Ienfouu. 9ccba Gduntt1, Nd.

2NUeWIuWUe NtNDW SUHNIV1 FVWs
amtetubs in osr banticn Strae 9s9RdbSr cEr REfcrnn
6ircbe.
% @barIes Dapis, @fq., non &eabin9,
fam wdbreno Der GOurtwobe, uno sini9e Gage
UOrber, in bisfer Office eCnfuItirt weresu
AusuR 10, 1910,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
81 | { II a Il tter aH&@
S&Spllemananmfaftnr t,aS SSdrberei.
0fnrp Oabriel


br
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grn,& &ub ,SlanaS
uuocau aftuufoi fuSe
gpmmc sufde arm b@s sma&t sssdH smaat
sum mrom
9unf aHr Oetn mid
frn uueSua G m6sI 4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
S q u 2 T. tt


Hu9 pint anrufn
Ilenau SSolenmanmfaftMr mnb SGrbri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

ns,os. instead 81 to TO- for the ho -,inx Of toe
polls on The l4th August
Not INK vss doue IN the siau 4,
Mr.. Melse moved that IN blanks ia the places
for holding the polls be fl II
This was done whe'> g no delegates we're pres
eri, the nsmirg Oh place was LETT 70 the W ard
Committee.
Alter prov". ,ng for the notification OF the party,
&c. Mr. Arstin Of the Sixth WARD moved that ms
Conve .tion 70 recommend that the Sach-ms re'dse
to Z" ow the Western Committee to occupy rooms
IN fammany Hall" This was carried.
! s,me,bipe was done 10 regard TO pay lag the ex'
| per,e, Of the Convention, aud then the bojy adj
iourned to the third Tuesday in September