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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02
From the Richmond Enquirer Of Sept &c.
THINGS AT THE SOUTH

The Charleston Mercury OF Monday
learns that Governor Towns has issued
his proclamation calling Convention Of
the people of Georgia. .io take into
consideration The measures rendered ne
cessary by the late acts of Congress.
We regret that Gov. r. has lell him.
self called upon 10 throw out this nd.
diiional canse oil agitation for the benefit
Of a party at the South who seem bent
on trying the issue OF disunion. They
boldly raise The flag Of secession, and ap-
peal 10 The South. in the most innamma-
tory language. TO resist the action OF Con-
gress. even should disunion, with all lis
horrors. follow in its train. The most
maddened organ Of this party Of dsunion-
lists is the Columbus Gal Times. Il is
rabid and lerorious out heis Rheu.
In laie article il rejoices at the auspi.
cious signs Of public discomfort from all
quarters Of the South" and al The NUT
ienngs which precede The coming Storm"
From Alabama, Mississippi. and South Ca.
Iolina il has ",he most animaiing news.
And even Louisiana. iradnced By the
Northern y press Of New Orleans. as
craven and submissive, shows son sparks
OF the true fire OF the flint"
The bounding editor next lands upon
our own Stale, and ventures TO endorse
the Old Dominion for ,lisunion as follows !:
" Virginia, TOO. is shaking herself for
The contest, and will brush from her name
The lreacherous flies. whose ofTicious bug
zing has drowned her patriotic voice, and
committed her 10 Dissertation Of The i'm
mortal principles which her statesmen
patriots have inscribed in living light on
the banners Of Southern rights. Werely
upon The people Of The odd Dominion
TO be yet true to her ancient renown, faith
inl 10 the Virginia doctrines of '0S, ami
shoulder TO shoulder with their brethren in
resisting tyranny"
We advise the editor TO stick TO Geor-
gia. and To take care lest his own State
may no. paliiolically break from the mesh
IS ofdisuninn which some Of her reckless
sons seek To weave around her. We do not
believe that Georgia herself can be hur-
ried into The false movement to which thew
would lead. We speak confidently when
we say that Old Virginia never listens 10
madness. She will be true TO her an
cent rennwn," and will be guided, as she
ever has been, by The voice Of reason,
nnse,luced by The empty boasts Of disun-
ionis's. We venture 10 pre,iic, that Vir-
gnia will frown upon all attempts TO break
up the Union for what has been done.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02
A Good Deed Rememhered.-Capl

Wilder. OF 'ligham. Mass, while on
flshIng cruise. ran into Piclou. IN. ST. for
medical aid for one Of his crew. He
supposed himself stranger in The place;
but, to his surprise. he found himself be-
sci by overwhelming courlesies and a,len-
l'on. public meeting was held, COM
pllmen,ary resolutions passed, and the
medical aid sought was profnsey tender
ed. The worthy captain was al loss,
al first. 10 account for this extraordinary
hospitality; but he soon learned that what
had passed from his own mind was CRATE
'lllly remembered BY The good people Of
Plciou. Il seems that several years ago
re was the means nf saving The lives of
he crew of a vessel from that place: and
was foi his nuble conduc. then that he
vas thus honored now.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02

that some in our own country, Who had I
been foremost in The contest Cor our
rights previously, when affairs took this
irn. gradually cooled and became hos.
Tile. Although, standing upon Our pre-
sent high vantage gruand. We plainly /
see their mistake, and wonder At and
condemn their resolution, ne must not
do 50 in terms of undistinguishing Sc
verify. The poles are not farther asun-
der than IL conduct like this from that
which brands The infamy Of Benedict
Arnold They might well wonder Al
the audaeity Of those claims which me
feeble colonies were preparing 10 vim
dictate with the sword and. IL deficient
in nerve. might well anticipate. from
the now undivided power Of Great Bri-
tain, disastrous issue not only TO the
new counsels. but even TO those TO
which they had wished the most COM
pIete success. We will satisfy our
selves with the share which falls TO
them Of that malediction pronounced
upon all who. having once put their
hand to the plough. grow faint-hearted
and look back. They narrowly missed
high honour; but an evil star presided
over their destinies. and they have fall
len upon oblivion and disgrace.
Almost eontemporaneously with on
Declaration Of independence, was the
FIRST attempt to erect permanent Union
of the States. OF all the labours Of our
Revolutionary Fathers, this involved
most trouble and came nearest TO an
unsuccessful issue. have before re-
marked that the War was nearly con-
cluded before the Articles Of The Con-
federation were adopted. For seven
long years Of exertion and disaster, the
only ties which bound the Colonies
were their common dangers. THEN
only formal connection, If we except
such as had entered into the american
Association, was the resolution, passed
at the time that General Washington
was commissioned as COMMANDMENT.
Chief,-in these words: " Resolved
unanimously, Whereas the delegates Of
all the Colonies from Nova Scotia tt
Georgia. in Congress assembled, have
unanimously chosen George Washing.
ton to be General and Commander in
Chief of such forces as are or shall be
raised for the maintenance and preser.
walton Of American Liberty this Con
gress doth now declare that they will
maintain and assist him. and adhere t.
him the said George Washington, with
their lives and fortunes, in the same
cause" Very true is il that the forma-
tion of this Union is no exception to
the maxim that great pains is the price
of all excellence. 1t was with Difficult
ty that the resolution to defend our
rights as British subjects was taken
it was with great opposition that OH
independence was declared; but the
obstacles in the way Of the first steps
were as nothing in comparison with the
labor which accompanied the Union O.
these States. Leading men had look
ed to such Union as the proper basis O
our strength as far back as 1854 bu
after some examination and negotiation
il was concluded by such men as Ben
iamin Franklin, that the obstacles there
to were insuperable. Such, in fact
they well nigh proved--under far more
favorable circumstances-thirty five
years later.
Ito be coniinuci.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02

The Ohio Colonization Society has
purchased tract of territory on the Coast
"l Africa, with view Of settling il as Ear
rs practicable with The colored emiprants
from that State. Ohio being on The bord-
ers 81 the slave States. receiving large a.
neutrality-suspicious. slaves.
IN anticipation of future evils from an
undue proportion Of that class Of popula-
lion. they favor the colonization project
as best for both whites and blacks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02

The boundaries. AS the newly &C.
CURED territory is At length definitely par
celed on and arranged. il may be well io
state the boundaries Of each separate jnris.
dction. First. we have The boundary be-
tween Texas and New Mexico. II is be-
lieved Ina, Texas will readily assent to il.
II begins al the intersection nflhc l00ih
parallel Of longitude with lat. 80 deg. 30
M, and thence runs due West along said
parallel Of latitude to long. 1903; thence
South on said meridian OF Longitude TO Ia
iimde 80; thence. West along The said
parallel Of lat. To the Rio Grande: thence
Souiherly down the Rio Grande to the
Gulf Of Mexico.
Territory of NeD misunderstanding
al point on The Colorado river. where
tie boundary line with the Republic OF
Mexico crosses the same; thence eastward
" with the said boundary line 10 the Rio
Grande; thence following the main channel
of the said river to the parallel of the
ihirly-sccond degree of north latitude;
thence east with said degree to its inter
section with the one bundled and third
degree of longitude west of Greenwicl;
thence north with said degree oflongiiude
TO The parallel OF the thirty eighth degree
81 north latitude; thence west with said
parallel to the summit Of the Sierra Ma
Dire; thence south with he crest of said
mountains 10 the lhlriy. seventh parallel Of
north latitude; thence west with said pa
ralltl 10 lie intersection with the boundary
line of Tie Stale Of California.
Ttrriforyfo Uaa.-I'ounded on The
west by the State of California: on the
north by The Territory Of Oregon; on The
east by The summit Of The Rocky Moun-
iains; on the south BY Ian. 81 deg.
The acts OF Congress providing for an
organization nfthose Territories expressly
siipulaie tha, when admitted into the
Union as States. they shall he admitted
l9ith or sVifhod s'dUery as their cons,i,n-
lion may prescribe a. the lime Of their
admission. they may each be divided
INTO Two or more Territories. should Con.
gress SO determine. or any portion Of eth
err or hn,h of tlcm may be attached 10 any
other State or Territory Of The United
States, according 10 the judgment Of the
some authority.
&afe Of Caiforaia.-Bonmled on the
west by The Pacific ocean. on the south
BY Mexico, and on the east as follows.
viz beginning at the intersection Of lat. 40
west long. 1919; thence running soniherly
along said meridian Of longitude TO lat.
30: thence southeasterly in straight line
10 the river Colorado. al the point where
il intprsec,s lat. 80; thence down the mid.
die Of The channel nf said river 10 the Mex
lean boundary.
Thus il will be seen that the Stale Of
California occupies all the Pacific coast
from Oregon 10 Mexico. some 500 miles.
with an average breadth Of probably $50
miles. The Territory Of Utah lies be.
tween The Stale Of California and the Ter
riiory Of New Mexico, bnt extends south
ward only To fat. 81. South Of that par
allel. the Territory Of New Mexico ex-
lends TO The Stale Of California. Utah is.
therefore, bounded south and east by New
Mexico.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02
THE DIsUNloN FLAG.

The EIilar ol the Columbus Times has
rome oal openly and boldly far The dis
solution Of the Union.
The Times deserves credit Al least Tor
its honesty. The people 81 Georgia now
know what Is 10 be exported from that
quarter. There are 10 be no temporary
expedienis, no postponed issues. no non
Intercourse enaclmenis for the Times or
its supporters. They are openly Tor Sc
cession. and if need he. far Girl fcar =
We hape that other papers will he equally
as honest and candid as The Times. Dis
UNION is the irue issue now before The
country. Lei The people only understand
IL and we have no fear Of The result.
Macon Msssengr q Journal
Yes. sir That's The issue-DIsusIoS
or ABOLITION. We take the first. Which
do you take. Mmphis Eagle.
.Thai is The ISSUE" and then The ques-
ton comes up. shall we longer suffer The
iron heel af The iyran, 10 rest upon ON
necksl MOI How ran we avoid u! BY
IN. membemeni. These are our ssnii-
mems; by them we will stand " al all
hazards. and TO The lasi extremity" Nc
array Of threats can drive us from thai
position. and we represent The true senil'
limenl nf North Carolina. With The
noble.hearted. fearless Editor of the Times
we say give Us DIsuNIoS before ADOLF
TIoS. WILMINGTON aurora.
Not so fast. friend 'roole. 1--WE forgive
you Tor tie John Smith speech which
you put inIo our mouth some time since
as an offset for our description Of you
!" Olympic" performances about ten yeari
ago. fur you will pardon MS for sug
costing to you. in tie most delicate man
mar imaginable. that yon are begging III,
whole qneston-yves, sir. every BIT Of il
And TO logician like yourself, we nee,
not hint that The 50 doing is, as Dogher.
would say, most iolerable and mol 10 b,
endured" We make " issue" with yol
on the point that the issue" is Disuniol
or Abolition" We deny il out and oui
and call frr The proof Should you sue
coed in satisfying us that you are right
we promise TO be with you heart and hand
and although our humble vehicle may no
keep peace with your scylhe armed" cha
riot wheels as they thunder up Olympus
and then thunder down again. we will d
our best. Come, sir-io the proof, TO tn
proof, TO The proof. PET. lniei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-02

A DcVelopment-The Eagle and Bulle'
lin. Of Rome Georgia. says that in bis
speech before the public meeting of the
citizens Of Floyd county, on the 29ih ult.
;. the Hon. John II. Iumpkin stated tina
the bill introduced by Mr.. Douglas. Of II
linois, authorizing California to form /
constitution to he admitted as State, wa,
framed in consultation with Mr.. Polk ana
met his approval.
Judge Lumpkin was then a member
&c Congress, enjoyed The confidence Of
The Administration, and speaks from his
own knowledge"
There can I've no sort of doubt OF the
accuracy Of Judge T.umpkin's statement
II is well known in Washington. aud wa.
noiormns To the last Congress, that Mr..
Polk was not only IN favour Of Mr.. Dou
glass bill, bul extremely anxious that il
should pass. We have heard that he aud
members nf his Cabinet rxeried all their
influence 10 secure The adoption pf the
measure. Yet extremely orthodox South
ern Democrats Of to-day tell us iha, 10
make California State is an outrage "a
whlrh, if The South submit. she will b,
utterly disgraced and degraded. aud hull
anathemas upon Gen. Taylor FOR follow.
ing the course which Mr.. p. marked ou
before him As the Macon Messengel
forcihly says
Gen. Taylor. we think. unfnrluna,el,
adopted The policy indicated in Mr.. Dou.
glass bill. California is now asking adj
mission inn the Union: and vet. strange
10 say, The men who landed Mr.. Polk
who passed resolutions approving Of hi.
public policy, who feed him while living
and who honorcd him when dead, ara
threatening 70 dissolve The Union should
Congress confirm their o,cn policy!
Verify the conduct Of some men j.
beyond conception. fhev shift position.
rs they do their garments"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
9(n SDspepttI0e.
GnbIi6 III eas rebte MitteI entocdt worbsn.
Tor. Geo. Is. GREEN'S
9erGduerte SttferS.

eden ride gNttd Tnb bem guttifum fir bic ,6si:
luna ptn . pSpCp f c ou9ctctCn pcrbeu, ObGr olIc
ba6tn tis ;u s;nsm 9rc6En Sdauf Dem 5ptd bishrr
nit sntprrbtn. Sun notttb il aGcr has rsts NRit:
td crfinpsn pcroCn, unb gvar hurdD ben bsrdbmttn
Dcaer Seor9sS. Green.
DrIt rermifbts Sittcrs bat ncb ME- roc ss auf Die
rehts Qrt auesparet wuros, fnsn 3wrd Ycrfblt, uno
Gursu brpsrtttIi9t no man ii6sru9t dbtts, ooD aas
S2soi5n psr9stlib an9cpanetf'i.
0isitlts 1T aus icIen SSitonbtbCitsn ynauinSn ae;
rte 70 eas s pidt Mir aCin Dem S6rpsr tCinsu Sha:
ben tbun fam, lrubsrn ocnllben in aIen uno iSeen
biuEbtsn Ruesn trtn9en Huf
Sas oiss tsin pumtu9 III. tSnusn fib otlt idtIt
d6sr,su9sn ntnn ft biz Sbatatbs IN 9ttrat ,iebsn,
ba6 Dr. grCrn bic 3tusntGc Der srtSn N1Gnnsr in Der
liuirn bat, fas bic Ntoiju, nit fCm 6SSu Grft9 III
anscpunct pSrosn.
Dits 70 louSs 9erduIbte NaroiSn, III gu babtu tsi
ecn lnttrkbrStCnSa a9cntu atllrc autb Die GetfotS
ciu8Skbsn pCren t6nnrn.
@utb, Ycun9 unb Srtrlcr.
T16rj l.lsi9. rqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
0Dmnerfas, fl. 5cbruar 1850.
9atst 9altSi>erf0lafelt
a erten 60 ten.
0ro6e Bargains!

9roBe Bargains werben isst Dem pubIi
FUN on9ebOten am Stobr pCn @illlam ..
@eil, beftebeno aus
.MuSlGnbif6em- llnb einbeimif6en
:. 9Saaren. -
Oa ib 9eIonnen bin meinen Sto6 BON
@utern ausSuperfaufen. uno nur oas @bcIe'
fdle 8efbdft Su betrsiben, biEte it biermit
meine belfen @aaren an erlfen &oiten gum
Serfauf an, weibe aIle neu uno Der SabrS'
Seit an9emcdeu fino. -Sie beiteben aus
Sud-, GaIIimeren. Sattinet5 uno Seftin9s !;
bss9leiten allie Qrten Gafbmere, Wpactas,
@Obur9 Sud-, Mous be Gains, MObair eu'
ltres, MerinOS, etc. etc.
SD babe aud Elm f6onss Q0ortimeut Don
SbawIS unb Elm GROCER Sorratb Sewelrp,
SioInen, Qcccroians, etc. etc. auf Sano.
Yuionen bic 8uter bsnotbisen, iino er
fubt oujurufen uno oisieIbe su befeben, Cbe
fie fonltwo faufen, ba oiefe @adren alle Dor
cem 1fsn QpriI perfauft meroen mhfsn.
SD beabfdti9e Elm eroser 3ufae Su mei
nem @boIeiiIe 9ef6dft Su MAIDEN, uno
weroe anoitObrbalter Wte bieSuocr nit al
len Qrten Wdnfp NOtions perfsbsn.
SD babe fceben cine erO6e QnSabI ROTH
gno SiCIin. Saiteu erbalten, uuo weree ie-
Dem Quftro9 nit Sreucsn na6fommen.
SSm. 2. SBcil.
Nuentaun, San. 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
5ic Gihtte.

Senrp eaurenee Satnarjt pcn Sbi.
IaoeIpbia, BAT i'm ,@a9Ie 9otsI" cine Sf
flee er6ffnet, wOicIbit er berst 1T, allen uB
juworten, tie ieiner prcfe6ionsIIen Sienlie
ben6tbi9t iinb.
Gr III nit einsm porSigIidcn Enforcement
Ylattsn uno Yiuot'Sdbnen perfeben, IOwie
nit 3dbnen NIT artificial Gums Cfunftli.
Diem 3obnfleifb) weIbe ct auf bic baltbor.
fte uno funif9eredtsite @siie ein;ufeBen Be.
reit il. &ranfbsitsn bes 3abnIeifte5 wer.
nrn aPpeuI-angelauue 0IVIlr duSYfT"t,
9eerUen franfbafter 3dbne Ubne Sbmer;
serfi6rt, uno ale Sur 9rOfeeiOn 9eb6ri9sn
Spcrationcu Sur p6ui9en 3ufrisbenbeit une
an biui9en Seotn9un9en perrittet.
Gr permeilt auf fOI9snce Serren, pcbns
boft in 9bilaosIpbia uno Qaentaun
Gamt. Gjrc. SJicrtcn, NR. ..
Srnrp g. 9DattCrlCn, g1 ..
Scbn y. Grt9tlIau, 81. ..
Scbn &. Scpniuo, 3d. o., (5abrarg.)
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Snc 8cmil, 81. ..
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q. s. - Sdbne uno @urSeln wercm
gratis aus9ejO9en, ipenn ie Sur Giniceun9
uon funltIi6sn 3dbnen sntfernt werocn fol-
len.
10entaun, December 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
9rO6er
.SOlss alito &Obleits!SOf
In GSi,S- -0eptkfebent
1T SnD-Sethlelent.

Wv NV 0$)NhD'NDN''N
Die llntsrihriGGcncn bsnobrihtiecn ibre Srtunos
uno oos puttitum iterboupt, eaG iis crtGbrsn rcr:
ren, oen cbGn cup6bnttn pcli: II. rblsnsorf an osm
Otr uno tpchltt0nntcn Staubrlae in Sde:8Ctblcbcnl,
IN allen uG9IicbCn 3pe9tn iu tCrcitGn.
SautGar fit ti5bcrias ptrltteune, bclftn iis burt
pduttlhe 2(ufruortuna in ihrCm GjcftbG unb Itbros
prrt, Ortb fSrnCrbin sinrn SBsilesr Sftntbsn uubs
itbaft 5u Crbalten.
Sic ba6cn beitSno9 cucn 9rceen uro tind6rrtrcffii
tbeR Gcrratb pcn 8aubclS auf bano, uno ea fle tn
8tort inb, tpGhrcnb Der fcmnlcnoCn SabreS;et cbrs
9efabr u sJGrncn Sug 2B ig=Qine Su ocrkrti9en,
uno oa6 Ganie i'm Sttlnen Su ptrtalfn, ptroen t es
fir @nnr9'tS an hsin GinfaufSprcis prrfaufn,- uno
beiaGbe fc etG9 oaf 0rretr UIIT rtus rusy oe'I.
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fiitlr ais ir0rno lrnlt iGmano W fdlIen.
Gic rperrcn cbcufans 8 emf cd fir 8E66uee Guf St:
ftSOuu9, tinncn turicr 5tit liSfcrn.
ssbr itBiesr @crratb 6eItcbt aus
gDeig Qius 9crps, .Scmtcd SSns;Nie9d
GSc(6 90. S.uScrbalttn II. Srarrtn
G4si6 Yins 9antru G9siFpins u. Spruits Sbn'
gjd6 90. rcn
g8riG pns Gtauttn9 cdttbcr
.6cm(td 10. gBCttrrbcrpS
6irfbcn:, Yopptt:, einens uno Gihtu Ytarftn
Yapptt: uub eiuosn. 8rrhs, IL. No. w.
GGrnfaus bo6cn Ft uuo nrrbsn ttftanSt9 auf Pano
baltsn, Ginsn 0rrGcn @crr0tb gcn
StetnfDGlen
iocr 2rt, pSbs s 70 prbkt Gls ir9tue Gin anesrsr,
Su prrtaufn, i'm Stanoc fnc.
STAGE unb Stedel.
Sdos9ctfttbSnl, GHoi 81, 1919. n1lS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
R9 9la6ri6t.

ItIs foI6e psrfousn bic bsm tlnterSeib'
neten nod fbuIoi9 iino fur BOuFarten,
Sirbrn obsr ouf sini9e anbere @eie, mer,
Den aufgsfotoert jwiIhsn nun une tem sr:
fen ndbflen Mdr; ansurufsn uno Gi6tia.
Felt Su MAIDEN. 'penn iie llnFoffsn rfparen
wOusn. unc foI6e oisnob @ou coer Gaf.
iinstt bel ibm Iie9en BADEN. fino erfudt fol
die Dor oem nd6fcn 1pril abSubolen, in
orm er fein 9ef9dft nm isns 3et auf9eben
wiro.
9o1bua Jinf.
Sdnuar 81. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
Gtt5et9e.

9as i'd, Softor 6. SSSobI9cmutb
Don meiner &eife nob Bisconn suridee:
febrt bin uno bier in QlIentaun lino umoe
acno mieer aIs IrSt, @unoarst uno Sc.
burtsbeGfer prattiSire, Sei9e ib mcinen Sreun.
ben uno Mtbir9ern 9anS 9sborfamft an;-
bierbCi bemcrfe i'd caB ib Defenders CUTE
uno dbte 8urmmittsI bslies, Sframpf.
trppfen fur Ma9en. uno NiuusrFrdmpfe.
eeren dbtbsit bier un6 in Der llm9eesno
pisIIsitie bewiefsn wuroe. absr aud in ben
neueren Sbriften GuropaS empfoblsn
werpcn. 9. fur praftifde Nsr;te S66n'
leiu-bss9I. SOI1ber'S MasaSin uber bic
sefammte SsiIfunce, Spansenbere's @os.
etc. etc. Serner, &rcpfsn 9esen &beuma'
tiSmus uno 9IieoerfbmerSen, pabrItb dbte
MitteI ae9sn Sruit., eungen. uno Ianawis:
rise Salsbeftwerosn, SuuerIdBi9e MitteI
ss9en 4u9enfranfbeiten unb S6werb6ri9'
Felt, 3abnfbmer;en, II. I. 10.
Snoem t6 nun fur friberes 5utrauen
msineu wdrmffen Sanf aEilatte. bite i'd
iset um 9eneisten 3ufprub berSIib!
81. 8.-Meine @O9nun9 III: baS 2te
9auS untsr 9aftmtrtb s. &oIb, i'm 9aufe
Der Srau Softorn SGotbo.
6. SSUblecmutb, NJ. D.
2lGentaun, Nop. 8. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
SIc6crnc SG6er.

Grtut iein GtabIiBement 70 sin9sridef.
oa6 ct iecsr 5eit Sd6er. Sab RanosIR
uno &innsn auf Ssfeuung unb auf Die tiv.
Seite NuSei9e unb auf bic bette 8sifs V9-
fsrti9en mirb. 2tuh bat er inner auf Sdnb
uno usrferti9t ouf 8slfeuuns, on ben alIsr.
tiui9ften preiisn, bIs6ernes Gsf6irr iscsp
Qrt.
SGi6arteit uno Qusbeferunssn an Dsfen.
Sdbsr, Ginneu, u. {. no, wsrben auf bic
furSslie QnSsi9e befOr9t.
ntrldeuns, bOft sr SStG5"fS Shf$ Slifisstl iifisstlrfhR las
punftIitbe 8soienuna, CUTE Grbsit uno bill.
lise Yrei6en, cine Scttoauer 5u senieBeH.
SbomaS .. 9inftnger.
Seobr Is. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
Cine neue
Cabtttetntacberet
TIT Der Gtabt Qlllentaun.
9Seifcl ttnO Splrnart
Watcn ibren Sreunoen unb Dem 9ubIifum
aberbaupt bierpurb befannt, baB fie
Cite neue Go6itetma6erei

S'hS hNuN SNVFhStIHbNHklkF
er6ffnet boben, auf Der. Slofeite Der Samit'
tonitra6er 9eroee 9e9Cntber tSubsr'5 neuem
@dbauie uno ftbrd9 9eqenhber Sa9enbub's
@irtbsbaus, wo fOrtwdbrenp 9smabt unO
auf 9ano 9ebaIten wercsn-
SOfas, @oudeS, Sipans, Secrctirs, Su,
reaus, 0refiin9: Bureaus Don ieber Qrt,
9ebiment SrnamentS. 'Sttiments, Scot
fools, Seiobooros, @arorcbes, @aro-
robe uno SrsiIer, piano Stocls, Sofa
Stables, Sab, Centre, Sibe, @no, @orf,
Dining GpIinoer uno 8re0tfalt Stables,
pier Bureaus, Qier SobIcs, DaIbfron;6.
iiI6e StlbIs, fronS6ffhe Sboufelflble,
Suberfbrdnfe, QortabIe Sc5f5, Sren6
NsCba9anp SettIocen. Srenb, Seal uno
bchtouiQe 8ettIaosn BON uerfbieoenen
Sorten, Stnin9ltinos. 8aftbltdnoS per-
fhiecener Qrten, Sd. uno Rubenfbrdnfe,
Stnf5, II. (. 10. "
Siefe, ia allie ibre QrtifeI, werben beoeuteno
biIIi9er oIs trgenomo fonif oerfauft. uno bel
baarsr 8rSabIun9 miro nod 5 QrCSent Qb'
;ua 9e(iattet.
Sa iie bic Gjsls9enbeit batten, beteutente
grfabrun9en in tbrsm @efbift III MAIDEN.
70 bcffen ie burb pOrSit9Ibe 2trbeit uno
punftItte Seoitnun9 einen IbroIen Sbeil
Der 9un(t bee pubIifumS ;u psrbienen uno
ju erbaIten.
SousbiIter unb Qnbere, bic etras in
tbrem Sab brauhen, fno freunbf6aftIib
ein9elacen bel ibnen anjurufen.
Secember 20, 1S49. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-14
September 6.
Ngin StDDr(tanD
AT OcrI G II II c n.

8zwA Ser unterSeibnrte whnftt tn
:f1. Dem 9erb bss bIubenoen Stdot'
l!;iiE 6enS @otafauqua, se6a Gauntp'
6urtb priUot SanceI cinen bsrrIitsn Stobr'
Itanc an biGi9en Ssoin9unssn Su perIeb.
nen. Die Stobrftute III 40 SuB lang une
III Defenders fur bisfsS 9efbdft sin9eri6tst,
-au6 seb6rsn nod Swei uncere Stubsn
uno elm serdumi9er &suer oaSu.
Gin perbsiratbeter @ann, Fam aud cine
@Obnun9 ooSu baben. sc fonn aber au6
cine Iceiee 0erIon ben Stano renten.
Dies 1T fiber cine quite @sIs9eubsit fur
cicieniaen bic ii6 in bicfeS 9efddft einSu'
laeen 9sornfsu. @er aIfO cine Cuff bat Ii6
ben Stano SuSufdsrn, beIisbe ib fobaIb
aIs m6sIi6 bri esm rnterSei6neten Su msIs
Den. SeiIc anane.
Sanuar "a. nq3n