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The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
oae >ung at the celebration of the I.O.O.F.,
 on the Sth August, 1850.
COMPOSED BY CAPT, A. PIKE.

 The night eomeih swiftly, the thick clouds are
 etjuag
 Aroaaa tas lark mountains that rampant the
 p.a,a; The storm. ,ls tumuItuous surges uplifting, i'sa,.iis is hosts to the fOray again. rl surf, white with foam. round the sun madly
 clashes,
 4s u4-., aisl, against a lone ship near the shore Ta4 Is4lliog at intervals gloomily flashes, Aa8 of,, tl, plain moaus the thunder dim roar The Ri. .l, comes with darkness,--the night comes
 with terror,
 Tbest5r,n with his armies rides fast by her side ; Eo w1, ,S ,he wayfarer wand ring in error, To whom tis glad sight of his home is denied l.o' weary and way worn comes fainting stranger, Euse ,.st wita their blood stain the pitiless Waers wa.rs snail he sesk for refuge from WsrsU'i, when the storm hurls its arrows
 a-oaat, To! f,ea wi.h terror his weak footsteps falter, II, ih'uls ~lih despair of the pleasures of home, lle >eom-,n victim, the desert an altar, IAs .ls-d4aliug lightning his sentence Of doom. Wh,, |. uiit suddenly calms his emotion, Gives -rs8 ytl to his feet that ready to fail 'Is $ ieat gielr,s ahead, afar off on the ocean, lae .oIAlsring sailor descries white sail. Haste onward, lone brother, the storm hOwleth Ter
 lhee, Loli foIfs the wild wind. iercely beats the cold
 raih; ;-
 saa 0Il Fellows Camp that lies calmly before
 thsc,
 Aal none there for shelter and food ask in vain. Hls S-atael bt,js, his lone vigil that keepe,h; The >jrtnser is welcomed, Is sheltered and fed, Without s, tue storm roars, but calmly he seepeth, Nhl3 Love, Truth and Friendship eucrcle his
 bed flo. wake Ihso up, Brother the fresh day is dawn.
 ing,
 The storm tAat beset thee has fled far away;- Ltt Brother, and drink then set onward this morn
 'ag Ayeaidren shall greet thee while yet it is day Aa4 heaceiorlh when humbly and tearfuIly kneel
 ing,
 Thy heart with devotion and gratitude warm. Forget nut t3e night when the thunder was pealiag, And IA' Old Fellows Camp shOne star throash
 u.s storm.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
Pean, or White slavery.

What is called Peon Slavery, in New Mexico, im many ot its socia teaiureS, about ad aa if aos much worse, thud negro slavery As exists in omF Southern States; ersuitng recent tettrF GFom sae who Is ta position 10 know, st Eagle Pass. en the Upper Rio Grande f.'Cora Montgomery") IL is only few weeks siuee. the reaApf will resasa- ber that the United States Senate voted dow pro. postion 10 aboish Peonage la this territory on the ground that there was no evidence that such sys- ten ot slavery was encouraged tolerated taesa. What pity it is we had moi few more "Cora Montgomerys' to enlighfen them as to the true staIe Of the ease. The writer of the ett~F In qnsa- ton says she s "siek of the sights aud sonmda af slavery. even at Eagle Pass, Peen slavesy thers is much more reFugHaai to her feelings than the African slavery of Louisiana, or Georgia. er Soalh Caro ina.
 "Anybody of the working class can hs sold fes fare and ts hardest treatment of asy slaves an shss continent. When they get this side ef the river they should bs free, but oen too tii,,ld aad r. norant tesPeciay the w0nen) 10 avail themselves Of the fact.
 They are quiet, reppcctfal,, wsll spoken Faea, submitting to more exaeiieas and requiring fewer comforts than our negroes. Their sad dowecass mir Is in strange contrast with th9rev cheerful buoyaney Of the blaeks; even their suRi | haa the vail of death iu it's slow, melancholy Bstes."
 If ever our northern people should penetrate iats those regions we apprehsnd they will u.sks shorter work of this system of Peonage us II is called Ihan the Senate of the United States could ever he pes- saaded 10 do lt is the fashion nov -a-days to let the people settle matters ef ts kind for themselves: aud seeing the obstacles Congress has ts eaceanser whenever il seeks 10 egislate in ihai direction. ws thiHk II witlal very good fashion.--DOi NeGsPs.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
ROCK TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST P, ls5O

Stand by the sapng lifetime please ad watch w steady eve
  work feeding aud the Esa, s'f aa the se indifference praise God ~ appointed fer it. o y"s SO
  few short aud Io ao tree lowering crowned "a" above the P
  iuge tree h inrn. ume'rs world the Sre~' ia the he Jill .nny nation stands within the harhiager firmly iomdy eny believe We Q Long gaih-r  aud faded fora hoaan wuc come the uooa D Order
 
 of the
  Odd Fellowship n Laad whit the and speaking aud
 
 prouies dag that flew with the the the long chiehy al that frsedOm aad
  dbanded that and Gods mental eulng risr which
  of rrf snd inheritance of liberty
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
Snrenhinr


 Mr. Rheii's bold counsel of instant dl,anon seesas dnG soise echoes in South Carolina. "Anii. tlom- promise, m the Charleston Mercury. dpnonnces The proposition to accept inc exiension of The Missouri Compromise line 10 the Pacific a. 8 settlement of ih- slavery qass'iane and asserts that "the North will echGnt To no ecinpremise which the soush ought 10 Aec@pt" He concludes :-
 "Let ua reqW're amendment of ths Csassii,sfsoa If that cannoi be obtain ei fhe Southern States give notice tothe Northera, that they "resame the pcwess granted anicr the Cehs'Hiioh since they have been perverted to ihsr injury and oppression" asd prs- eeed at once to elect delegates to q Convsni,oa 10 frame a Constitution for Soniaera U.ifed Stsfs, of North Aasriea''
 '>ida-s," m the Macon Gs.,) Telegraph. hais Mr RherssPeeeh ~iih drIigni. and exeiai,ns: Lss us dissotos IAs Cnioa and bs done rtA x" He eua- tinHss
 TO the able and fearless staiessnaa p ho kss spoken 10 a- in tte isHssrge of patriotic truth sud has called upon his fellow ciiscss of hs Slaie and of he whoe South. 10 join ia "a orens tAs oniv remedy tor al oar rushing wnrugs nov within ouG reacb--a dissoistioH of ihs tstoa-i say; Ad.ssee. mS hand Is feeble, bat ~haisveS af stTsagh d has Is h.s -
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Nerrn s,ealInr ana rrnrsIlnr.

We fad the fa.iowing in tlae Pis,&barA Dlapsteii,
 Quite cornmotioa was caused on Taesssy, us ths Monongahei. House, by sae splrinag away, through sc,"e mysterious ageneg, of eta descFi. bed mna,to, with part taeiaa blood &e. aecd fourteen or GiteSa yerrs, is whom Ms Joha Dtes- nea, of Van Bar,a, Ark hralhsF of ear excelseel od lrisad, Alderman prenaen, clsilned property as q slave The gir had taken w.ti her . truak hp. iongiag to Mr D, and he offered a reward of St0o for the girl, aud IS for the raHk. Tho tgaah. I appears. had beea taken ia mistake for ona whleh the girl claimed hers, aud officer Hague snccne> dsd in recovering that article, but owing ta pena- liar visual org taiAacn, was aaahe to aaythlna Of ths piece ot snmsa property. The taBk wss delivered si the Maaongohclt House aner Mf. D. had left fine ctV, tnt will be feFwseded to tlss
 waller ia the ho,el, who vas saspec,.a ef ha. wing deeoyed the girl, theagh Siacc briiev~d ts be ianacent et having ''gamplio1" enouxh fo manaRe SO delicate \ business was discharged Ny Ne cros- san The girl disappeared while the family wsrs se dinner She Is safe.
 This is only oac of the many Instances sf an. Pardooabls roguery tha. have had to record. Ia the last two moaihs Every day, sirncst, we copy from some Ohio, Pennsylvania os lltacts paper nn account of the kidnapping of slave by the fsss.. nal oaadrels, known from end of tte uuieA to the o'hsr. aboitouists h the cities of tIm- cnuah, Pittsburg. Phladrlphla. BatFslc, Dctroit. AIbany, New York and Ras,ou, as well as amaes every town an4 yfllags in ti,s tNew Enwiand and Free States there regularly constituted haada of thieves who hang around the steamboat laaiaRm. hotels and railroad drpos, for the purpose sf eat- eiug away the slaves 0i Southsrners and Weate9A people wbo have teniesity enough to risk their property ia So vilaiaous atmosphere. TAess scenndres Use every argument which csa possibly b. invented, In order To etEect their end; aud when they find that servant Is determined to stay with his master and deaf eur to their eersnssiens. they take hin .; tt arms, and forcs him to 10. whether no,
 IL ia time SoRthersers should. understand thess things. ! he evii hsa continued aatth is no lon- ger beaFable. aud they permit their property ts be wfested from them by vile set of thieves and assassa~, t is the fault ef so one bat themselves
 L0siseiile JouFnai.ef Cssamsres.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
The Reported Abdication eT the Russian
 CxaF.

Respecting this iiem ofiaislligenee. which one of the last steamers brought, the .ssria Capss css. cite las ih" following remarks
 Ihs P'esse. oi Bfan, announces tha, the Empeses Nicholas has formally resolved Co abd,ea'e asson the lsi of December next in ases ol hss s0n cessss- wifeh ihe heirp'esampiivs 'o the crown. His ma- lesiy desires tha has shall ascend he th,vse ss hl" hne m order Ina, he may Rot be- exposed 10 ss danger o' becoming pTey 10 msiicioas parties or eo"spirsces which are always formed in Russia xnoa every new seesssion. His majesty wit assist q the conRtiis ci la son as long hs is able as Aisees himself. To this II Hsasf be sdied hai believing the prophecy of kussian Monk, the penpie ass persuaded that ID soseFsgn tetgH more than t~eniy-hve years, aader pain of meeting A sssIsst desih1 In short. sppesis that the EBpsEet Niehe- las has followed The expessioH ui q, sse to rniey the sweets oi private, e. and that bs has sad re. cen y 10 person si disiiaeiioa these saasss arc tor ias yoaog people ~ho aiieS tne ti.e seins oi GosefgmeDi, 10 srtjie similar difficulties 9hieh must meet prompt solution.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
TlS NIDNIHNFR EYE,

Is midsummer eve The bright sun has decended, ,, Ahi lett t'le soil twilight 10 finger awhile; lAa fa'.aaN's bIght hues in the west are now b.sutai,
 Ae'osA 4, o'e, the scene soft. beautiful smile. Iaer r'aya-b'y is whis'iing his way OCT the noun Ih, hsl's ase descending the hill to the plain, AT ''i, 'h4 ;He zsphyrs at play in the fountain. H." s"et.sy they mln5ie thelt me'rysome strain. ."s .a.i., sre ascHnding fom siIeamiet and river, l3 naAs 10 the mountain and glen, '- nNs a monarch when conquest Is over, Is 'o7-'., ia dll&ness ils mantle again. !Ae 'aal'~S .n s,d, giant forms are reposing. N.' Iron The forest that towers hard by, "e"s s'. 39Stgs ,Asr braatlut petals are closing, A'.'-'. t''' brishthssIs as the zephyrs pass by. .a .' ' I.' s3ii, dreamy music is lending.
 '-A' Q. tle CAtafacl heArd from alar--
 '''} 'Ar dew, oi the nlghi are descending ''7s '47 '7At' o' some beaatliai, sorowIng stat. 11- ''r, aas 5y-one, are now timidly peeping. iY Arc,ufu. lenk4 down on the scene, ''a Firth bright vigil Is keep,GS, 7'r,. E tT lisht clouds are rolling betweea -"e e1}t "7au Is rising in ali her full spiendor A@. ad'He her beams o'er the sniabrring sea, '''' ''As,'s "4u sSe. the light clouds aroand A.'e4-'.as their shadows far over the lea. e'"e gay buds have now folded their pinions, '" ''eep n ath the bonghs in the forests dim " Nn' ahA sadly nights sorrowiug minions
 23'@ ''i'A i"glf sad music rom yoa ireafy glade NHo "'' may my life be an emblem of twilight r"' lr4eeiHl aai calm as il passes away;> A''"~" sorrow and griet make Il gloomy as mid
 Hgt ~ w H'y 'f'ae essiow the bright halo of day.
 Baltimore Clipper.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
Webster na Ewinx

The W assiagsoB correspondent ol the Louisville Journal has ihe following aBeedote.
 '' Fhe besl piece ci sport thai has lately occurred hsrs Is the great Dah's. Nobody, indeed, astess sometimes Csendsa IS bfishet more ieslise thaa grand Dan, ~tIeB you get hi,R into hilaroas mood He in sxeeiieBi hu nor lo loss sibee ai s psstv al Seei~tsfy EAiog's sad SO. sooih, xess iasAy others. Neih yon remember fhe desisiss nams sf 'Sol,,ude' wa,ch E.ing got, D fsSsasF aays by eas ot bis speeches; nhsB ih- company was aH in hixh gss, in the issg. sslooS Black Dan slowly asd soieiDbly ap 10 Ewing, where he stood eoB.pseueas to ssety body, aga addressed hun most .areesi.v in these a"es. wh,eh Co@per puts into the nouih el AiexxEtisi Srlkik-
 Oe. soliiade where are the ehasms
 Ihat sages have seen 10 thy face I.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
The Mixed Arrows.

tiW Death He the mingled with those d dsath which lay scattered nP and down the place he certain number he e not rightly distinguish tbem belonged Death he them Fms the cause that we and the o Love- grief surprise behold the yoah blooming part our species 'en with the Death.
 the air ner had been for under Iva balls Mary naval the Isle Wight In July 5i5
 
 porter the lIondon, oil similar
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
u1ucucvwMUNM@e

An person forwarding 10 us tel dollars m current
 t 6,r Four new subscribers. will receive a rsss af our paper for one year, grafn' F., ..y aas forwarding twenty dollars in current 5aa-s. we viii send len copies of the BANNER Tor ssmauv new subscribers, and one copy oi"oDEf I.ny Book ortiR,HAN's MAGAZINE for one year. ra tny one forwarding thirty dollars in current ,1ats, ws wi.l send fifteen copies of the BANNER
 .- a. many new subscribers, and one copy of the ni,-a ,ates Magazine and Democratic Review for 0us veiF.
 r. ,py one sending us the largest number Cover f....fl uf new subscribers, accompanied with te4#e.,aca payment, al the last mentioned rates' eye v sand one copy of the Spirit oi the lines, N.Ib ;a,ee steet engravings, and one copy or Ba.k4o3d's Magazine for one year
 IF R.. dances may be made st our risk and re-
 tsvH te promptly returned In making such artiass.. t,s Post Haster's receipt should be ob- ls,aed .ar oar protection.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
Something new in the Literary World.

sl philosopher
  xiha Tbe for bf=aking ihe
  o to Ito of
  dr-stoa ioGnd in
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
THE BAN NER. LITTLE ROCK:
...,,y MORNING, AUGUST s7.1sSO'
1,r 1he Akransas Banncr.l

M, wv. F.. BgAvERs is authorized to act as " .,I'. gsaa,r. at Lost Creek, Saline county.
 Mi GEORGE Boses is authorized 10 act as - -.,s Biaaer. at Pine Bluff, Ark. " C,RR, General Agent, Evans Build ... Xo,b .wes, corner Third and Walnut streets, ',,,i, i. authorized to act as Agent for "she ,,.aasis Bsaaer.'
 |, st,,,,s < Co, General Newspaper Agents r'r.,', Mississippi are duly authorized to act as ''..,,s for tis .ir,aasd' Banner"
 Y SmeLrr. Esq, No. 26 Camp Street. New ....,, i. opr exclusive Agent to procure and col .., ,.,,,.. fgr.alvsrtsing, &c., in that city
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
southern Direct Trade wi,h r.r....

The Portsmouth (ps Ptioi says that the saAjset sf deci trade to Eusops by la-aHs oi sssass sessa nas,gation eo@pasy rOm the Sesih. Is ei.estms shs atnosl eashassssn amoug all easses, and especially those who ars abis aud w'l,ag ,o sabsssihe shesay ie sAe stock. Il ts iiIor@ed thai the planaess aa oihas In the 1A@ss River country are detea a.iusd that thls .seai enterprise shell 20 ca
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
TO subscribers,

". hope that wherever any irregularity may be
 5.sareYe4 ia the receipt of the BdaneT, our sub ..et..s will ao us the favor to give information oi t- f.. l.. or!er that the cause may be ascertained aat removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
Danofion Lands.

For .ss at h- office, Lists of the forfeited lands ,e, 10 donation by the State, to actual settlers .5 czats per copy, or s6 per dozen. Postage to . s.aift al tle country, v cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
INDICTMENTS FOR CLUBS.

,r,. s,,ceSs ina, has attended our recent efforts ..., .,.. interest taken in the BANNER by many oi ' ,,,roas, have induced us to offer, for the pur- '. of -fl.ctug the formation of clubs, the i0iio"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

and performance of all the duties which he has voluntarily promised to-day commend for e PnP oi gaang p'osyss or to & a'sn ssi"i ms ,"0 to % F.Hs5 S 0p a @ 'E% % @ @ re about the year oo They of hon meetings for years on for sing s influence aud % the with % di'a.' and % S a Log. dsa m'. "dsps"ssr, & @ S S Sap rd dd f0T eoa"asa grs% a"S sIp'% to @ % % G ew. nanS snd " and nov % pn @ four d IS.d,' S. 5 % % %i% the city New styled .s,. sgp fl, T. @ looked year the city 3 s i 5 e s E %s % s & S so " %g . s of % a s sn P psts . eaa" LIs s o ss Essn % haa. ss%PT' % s's % s @ % & soa F city No wahostoa Lodge hs sir.ad by a grand com".sso n of June isa .-n., ing % ss s: % % nas % 6 @ G & 5 %oi @ & $ . ] ] 5 5 5 pssy ] & % % % 4 of '%S % sa Ton %osr ~ first Grand Master thus the sloa ~sSa & sGon,' Uai which 9 gs,sat and past officers holding Eng aud and color. of the Order set In sSxfa degrees O a isss a Ss p9sns a o1 @ ~ s rS ssi fro f were first e.b by tner of the Patrreh. es ., o & a : a AP s. ss 3 ' Gs" Gaa Lodge Lodge % @ a e % S % % % @ the different which has remained the Supreme Senate od Fellow" Since these earlier day. of the Order sdaeg ranks ever swelling aud % Hfno"y' and Prosperity blessing In is there Lodges Grand Enempmns s4 PIT Loase5" 1 1s9 S and i', G EoeP snoSo of revenue year. ssssl74 @ ,s, bayng & the ,S Ss,a so ss ssS relieved a and % , ] aoO afs; f sas s s as s Pr " the % S ~ perhaps striking of the Order s that in tn the year added the Order that year than the whole nnno9 3 o tn M sqn by 9hsr @ G@y hos mem 1s'' Ss" Sas no~ @
 Iink"d s by GtpSsdDIs asaious interchange of good
 4nsn sIsI". K"sg gs' ] sy9 @ 9ssss"s s ss and sood m ., & s the . a. % sss .t m 4. of fe" anu yered 1nees but motto device and o~s | if"' % n""': "n1 Tos'sS% SI ' r-s.Sip general which do not an! Gs@as, ,9t % @ @ s initiation and receiving degree into the dIsa.nry Certain sums '"S "no @ s % ss% @ oi% prevent fund from taodosnu ahrs these word. aud used and taught m ., m orisr we regard n importance enquire like young passed away strength and no fara fsl s s HI"i an o @ w @ @ ceremonies a" u" % ] .cy S @ n o % msa". Tor @ tlsTe ever Ss each ui S, osaon. respective @ s % 1na' sS S fSi" S %nl,D 9 es sociT sn ''' .S have % ,s, sss @ @ s ss a % words es. a% g & a % Sss, @ nu of ou bu,oe nor me times and % of our meeting ni nTs o our Lodge ,H..on any eao may S"o% % % % y s active charity and o.'y W 'GS S n.mDsrs and such other strictly rsqats temperance. gambler aud the
  reform
 
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 We ea- 
 graceful O
 
 Odd Fellowship 
 We iu De duues aud near hs in deliberations
 
 a omh d our doors the same time with the of edandan
  eheuy than "'hlh excncs he purposes the 
 Auws cheeray both watch over her welfare protect her h
  Ideepini whi we all n the  l Idutyu wi
  and eAa"ih"
  ofd sframi but teachings resolve he ansr practice ali profess
 
 
  Patence most delicate sathen to
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

carrying Fly weapons, PFy d0Ots sho pis tben pocket:
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
precntion of pearson.

epison  had Ito he edged the past
 
 
   man. a helping with lessons"
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING;

Advertisements wilt he asserted at ths wsuai rstes of the ether papsrS ts this citytst is. St sqnaes for the arst Insertion, aud iify eeats square fss eseh sddItiOHa pahlieallan. lihpra diseenns wiii he made ,s ihoss who advertise sy fhe year
 gJ- Possnasaers sashesisedts set sseaf eesnta. and will retia 10 per eeas of all asoaey Fueelvea and transmitted to espeFs aud advertisements.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
GRAFTON OF CAPT. A. PIKE.

Delivered al the
 at Little Rock. August sth, 1850.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
DOm wOmWe

0t slt kinds, sssh StesEnhoat Bits hls ffadsnm Posters. HSndhillS; Sherils' iastlces sod Cenaas- hles BlaRks faaerul and Cotien Tickets CaFaes Book sad Pamphlet Printing, executed with nsaas oess aad dispStet, al moderate prices fer csah.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
Npl3= ltttD NDbIell Scfct

eineetest Bot. bic er bem YubIifum febr biuiaen
Qreifen anbietet. Sein Sto6, Der unubertrefftb
III, befebt gum &beiI aus fcIsenoen Qrten Ssfen:
9teusite MOoe .SOIS: uno RObIen Sefen, Sefen fir
0arIor5 ooer gefbdftsbdufer, aus SobrbIecb uno
GiIen SdncD &ooiator Sefen, cine Qrt Sefen Die
petsn anbern oorseSo9en perben, neil oiefelbe eins
quite Siee Uerbreiten nit weni9 SrenntOff; Sanobor
Ssfen ieoer Qrt uno @r06e; cine neue Qrt Eodeten,
fur &oblen ooer SClj 9eci9net, Die fderllb leoe
2(rt &od6fen. bic e Dem pubIifum an9eboten pur:
ben, in ben Sdatten ftelIen une Die 9eIcbt Weroen
Don Iqenbe biefelbe in 9ebraub baben, uno 1T tber
baupt Elm ebr rmpfsbenswertber Sfen, neil man nit
ncni9 8rsnnOf pteles u9leider 8eit juruten Fam.
Sc 1T bel weitsm Der wobIfeilfte Sfen ben man in
elmer Samilie brau6sn fam. Qud bat er nod oIe
SOrtsn Sefen bic man iidb nur erosnFen fam,
wetbe er febr wcbIfe onbietet.
. Slec1crne SGG6er.
Gr bat fein GtabIi6smcnt 70 en9eridtet, baB CT
ieeer 3eit Odtber, Saob &anbeln uno Etnnen auf
8eiteuuna uno auf bic furSsffe 4nSsi9e uno ouf bic
bette gSeife psrferti9su piro Uuh bat erimmer auf
SanO uno Uerferti9t ouf 8sfeuuns, an ben oIIer'
biai9fen Qreifen, bIsdbrncS 9efbirr isoer 2trt.
Slifarbsit uno QuSbe0erun9sn an Sefen, Sd6sr,
&inneu, IT, (. No., wsresn auf bic furbefte Gnjel9e
befor9t. .....
OanFbar fur bisber 9encGene ;abIrsi6e llnte-
ffusung, b0fft er ourd biGi9e uno punftibe 8e.
cienun9, CUTE Nrbeit unb biIIi9e Yretfe eine Sort
bauer 5u 9euieBGn. .....
Sbpmus .. ginfinser.
Setober Is. nq6p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
SefentIt6e SSenDlL

Samfta9s ben llten Ma um IL ubr Mitass,
fou am .6aufe beS Uerfforbsnen YbiIip peter,
in 9tOrb gBbeitbau Saunf6p ee6a Gauntp, 6f.
fentb perfauft wercsn:
Sin poufdneaes S6miebeef6irr, @inbmible,
2 SOIsfbliten, 2 Sasof6Iittsn. so eebObrte pfo.
fen, 2 Sefen nit 9tobr 2 Better nit 8ettIaoen,
Slide. Sthble cine quite Sausubr, uno fonl nod
alIerei QrtifeIn Su umitdnbItdt Su meloen.
Grect uno Qufwartun9 piro ee9rben pcn
6OSfrieo 41ctcr, s,s,,,,.s
SGepb SSotriu9, '''"' O'"'
Qptil25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
Steben Sage
Sp6tet. nOlt europe.
aSariS, ben l0tsn Ssbr,szs


gS pHroe beute In pors beriobtet, ba6 Der fraus
Stffde Qmbufaoor ;u ct. petersburs Depsf6sH
nab Quentoun unter bic Gabnstmaeber aefanet
babe, pUrnosr fsnbfsIies @nfdIus an9seeutet nirb.
cine Ela9e 9eaen 8. =. u bele Su bringsn, unS
5par aus Der urfatbe neil betfeIbe bic mebrfen, be.
ffen wcbIeiIfen unp f66naen 5aus0erdtbs perferets
Die auf otefen Marft9ebra6t wereen. Sen Rotto iR
aS6bnclle ScrPdafe nno fleine aSrpfite.1
Die Sacben Sur Grtremitdt trsibeno, f6nnen ftt
Que, ipeI6e 9auSratb Su faufen winf6en, oarauf
ucrlaen. eaB fen anoerss oiefsm arp6en uNb IpIsn-
pioen QiIOrtsment in oiefsm Marft slebsOmmt.. ~
Ser tlnerfbrebene mabt feinen Sreunosn unh
Dem YubIifum a6tun9SUOu beFannt, oa6 er fth
bIebenc etabirt bat, ouf Der fhbIi6sn Sse Ger 9a.
miItOnira6e 9sraoe 8s8eHhber BEN Newport Stebr,"
wofeIbff er fOrtfdbrt
9tlle Nrtcn Gabiuettpaaren
5u MAIDEN uno auf tSauo Su baIten aIs-
retdrs, BarorobeS unb DrsiIers, Seioboarbs. Ses
ia, 9ier, Gioe, 9Sorf. Centre, Garo, BreatfaF,
Dining uno GpIinber Gables, frGlSpffds Sbau'
fsIftIbIe, baIbfranSofifde SbaufslfibIs, SoOt.
fools, SnmentS, Dipans, 8uderfdranfe, Son.
.foGs, 9sbefals, pianofoOIs. peeimsnt Ornaments,
SoiIet Gables, Sabcurettes Ceer SettnafcoIs,
franS6ffbe Mabosonp 8ettfeusr, Sisb, Seal
unb Srenb Qfcfen Uerfbieoener Irten Gdl6ranfe,
SinfS, SCe Craps, etc. etc. ." s#
Seoer IrtfsI ocn Die @emetuhet perIan9en mag,
wirb auf Sano 9ebaItsn ooer nab 8sfeuun9 esnaebt,
uHo swar na@ Der ftr5efen QnSeise uno aurbiaio'
tsn pre6sn. .... ..# -.
Bureaus BON SO bic $50. " 'HF.-
8ettftsuen BON 50 IS bis 500, Il. {. 10.
Sneem er beoeutenoe @rfabrun9en in biefem @es
fbdft sema6t bat, 70 f6meteIt er fi6 ourtb phnet.
ldfelt uno mdBt9e Qrelle euen liberalen She'll bes
6ffenheben Gunofhaft su erbatten. p
.oausbdlter uno 4nbere, bic etpas in feinsm 5ads
broudeu,iin bofIi6t eH9eIaben beibm anSufpre6eH,
S& &&eparren nirb auf bic filr3elie QnSeiae pes.
soe 4rt SapeSeren bQis pOuSOssH.
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Geferenben. 5oitpb Miusr, @is M. e,
pek, g. S. Sleppin9er. Ma Gli Stsde, 8. 9aus
mer, S. 9. Sbpu, SObn 8Ianf. 8. .. S6parst
Or. 8obIaemutb, 6. 8. eo6man, Sr. 6. 8. 5anb,
@pb. Grim, s. S. 8uhs. : ,-.'
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