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One Dollars Worth 7!
DANGEROUS SCRoFULA! )!

uoy much CASCER-how much SYPHILIS tesv
,,irL SCROFI;LA-will one doudrs vorh of BR-9kT's
VTRIFIYR cure Read tho following stas meat, ~LIes
- q specinIes OF its pOwor:-
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rs, 900 ERS O N 8
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

lncludnE all ages classes and conditions among
whom we're . large number Of Ladies' who are PEGS
Lsrly subject to Nervous Complaints have been
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IMPORTANT ANN uNCEMEkT
THE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRESS
That ONLY sovereign and sEvIR FAILING
REMEDY for SUBDUING PAIN and curing til
worst Burns, ScALDs, PILES, Curs, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, RHEUMATIsN, and all cUTASEoUs
and RFLAMAToRr DISEASES,
E.ti.l.EN'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRifTOR.
In NEW DRESS and BONES OF MUCH
ENLARGED SIZE!!!
CAUTION. - -CoUNTERFEITs IN the OLD
WRAPPER Hood the market! Avoid them as you
wJu!d po.son
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION TO DEALERS !-Unscrupulou- vcnd.
of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
and dcrtcrous stuff with "A Jew boleS { tie g,nu-
IN, Daii,y salvc in each dozen, under well imi-
tatcd but COUSTERFEiT WRAPPER Of the OLD
SIZE nd thus offer il to dealers AT a redu ed price
This BAIT takes with many dealers, but the con-
fding sufferer who happens to the counterfeit
AMI poisonous stuff pays the penalty of the fraud
aggravated diseases, unsightly dciormity result
ing from severe burns and wounds, and not un-
frequently loss of lie itself are the woful conse-
quences
FULL PARTICULARS
Of most interesting ly the late Hagu, street
explosion in New York, will shortly bc published,
The sufferer was of the most severely inlul ed.
given up by the Physicians as beyond hope
and cured by "THE GENUINE" Daily Sdire
completely, that not the smallest scar is left to
ell the tale.
Bny the DALEY Sal,e ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DANGER attending
the use Of eountefats-arc sure Of grttinl the GEN
UINE articlc-.,nd gain near 80 per cent. in guam
~ Of the Ointment
Or See the sEw Circulars for 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENyELOPE-THE
LARGE BOXES AND THE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALyE but DALLEr's, can allay
the pain Of the worst Burns or Scalds in few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WITHOUT
SCAR ~
EMBLEMs on the sEw EsvELoPE-fhs Tn
angle, Serpent, Dors, lam, Sun and Eagle.
CAUTION EXTRA.
Brw.Rr of travelling lMPOSTERS who rep
resent themseirsS my Agents, offering Dally >
Extractor IN THE OLD wRAPPTR at reduced
price. Solemnly caution the public against such
/ ISrERLGPLRs and their POIsoNoUs NOsTRUMs.
Wy ONLY travelling Agents in the New Eng land
States, are |. Is. ToUsLY aud NJ. :. BURR.
". DALEY,
AIS Broadway, New Yoik.
| DIR. r. u. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New.
port
/ y. S.-R. Il. Hazard hereby informs the vend
rsof Medicines in this and thu neighboring tnwns
that he will sell them lor cash, the true Daley''
Pam Extractor, per dozen or gross, at Daily
y Cash prices
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

nom the giyi to The and the e,Nrr % ~tsss tIs
10. one case aeesis,di.d and ihe Uh-r Stud4ib
pyetd to prevent any of tho Hrio! i'ss tAi hcq:
5 arise IN consequence OF such chknfs.
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CLOUa, Prepiup, Ertrs sd Comnos Brand
as n. PHELBU4s B %.
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Yea ToBAcco DUST As PROTECTION
"a ssT Issrcrs.-We last year procured
from a snuff mill barrel of dry, oe'
damaged snuff -four, and prepare
drudging boxes, covered with hm
bolung cloth, with which we siiied i
over the surfaces Of the plants attacked
by in.ee,s, and with most signal sue
seas. The snuff should be applied, D
practicable, while the plant is wet viii
dew, and repeated after cvcfy shower
f,hc boxes are properly made, (Iike i
common flour drudge, and he snuii IL
perfectly fine and dry, but little time IA
rcce.sary to go over an acre OF plants
Even the rose bug, cabbage l"nsr
hrirs OH grape vines &c, all yield 'o
the influence OF snuff, and The most dee
icaie pIant of the hoi-honse is not lnJur'
ed by its application. For field wcgeta'
hles, caustic lime, made into fine pow
der, while dry, and applied before slnk'
ing by c.n,aot with the air will pro-
ducs SINH ar results.-Prot Mps
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chrlstIe,s Calvanie and Magnetic CuratIves,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes, and are
constantly achieving cures in an alarming train Of
tiseasss which have for ages bsffed all the aid Of
medicine and all the rss"urcss Of Science These
diseases are called
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Tss acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers Of these wonderful inventions is now so gen.
orally known and their sales and reputation through
cut the whole country so extensive that II would
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further But
some late cumstances have ccurred which render
IL matter of duty to the public not TO be altogether
slsnt for while the ephemersl nostrums Of the day
are trumpeted by columns through the Press and
swallowed by quarts and gallons BY the afflicted,
and are found Just good for nothing,
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM I

MIA HOLTSTANDRR. merchant, ot~is-. f>~,s~. o..
OHIO wrots December 49, lss and ahc h.yln{ ssis1 Aon
ike charm the PULMONARY BALSAA bad s6essct
the cure of his wifr's consunpty, cough sad " 3, e
p.tsonalIy used RRtNT'S PURIFYING fiTkACf
H. general debility of my system, and have hesuAlisr
IN saw M that s tie beat medicine o ursrosx ssS
ytCoR,T, TuI SYSTEM that have used 10 s-~
,L,ne, where we have sold BRAST9 MEDICINES. A<y
ha,, pyoysd their sedey a.d y,,s~ ~. sArISAsrsS
SALT RHEUM,
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is deranged condi-
ton of the visceral organs. Whether result
ing from con'agion, improper diet. change Of
climate, or from any other cause, DR.. 5. r.
Tuwnsend's Compound Extract oi Saraparilla
is demonstrated to be the most eiiicacious aud
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. Is, 1870.
Mr. H. q. BLBs-DEAR SIN; ] wis tak'n sick on
the 7th August lsIs, with relax or dyscntcry and
did not recover so that could perform manual labor,
until February lsi9. employed the best ply sicians,
one after another, but Of them could effect .
cure began to think never should rccoyer-whrn
friend told mc that hc ha' used DR. = Z. Townscnds
Snrsppar with the best Of succcss, and advised me
10 try it, uid 90, and contrary To my expectations,
began % recover. Two bottles made me ms well as
ever was in my life. You are nj liberty to make my
use Of this that viii extend the of Dr. = 7. Town
sends SRrsapsrills remedy for the disease With
which was afflicted. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TUBBA
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Rice's SUPPER nooms.

lfSrEkS and GAME SUPpERS serve.
" 40 n nfsi style, at I2i 1ham,, street
Wooicock, Plo,cf, and other Gan. ~
innd aGd for sale.
" v. B. fair price paid for game o. -
kIbds
Nov l6
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CIR JANE MURRAY's FLUID CAM
DPIOR,----This preparation which has earned
q ieservsdly high reputation bgth in Europe and
America. as preventive and cure for the A.iatn
ChoIers asd lt' premonior> symptoms, nlsy b.
mad Of rssh importation at
r. r. HAZARDS,
esp Of the Mortar,
yus.ts 0syAMssss a-esv,
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD OF sidryeri. cS-a. vs- y
the "d.s, and mo,l rs'rrctsb'e phy,c a. az s's
" M fOBridiHt ard psr-sLy =
~ uIi,.g BRAS'"S PURIfiISB EITKlCt. Ns ss.x
name Hundreds OF other cAses, also eaeg
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acknowledgements
Brant's is the Cheapest; /;

who Laro used BRAyT'S PURIFIER, amer h.vtHs ~
nJ t-s.d II the sarsaTnrlas and other n,eSe,nes y
oum.ndsd to cure blood diseases, have dosh~s n>s-
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S!(sFS{)F l)I.A

n thon.an1, o( epres of Sevcfi1, Coans Snhss 80
,., iunpy, disrrses AZ Gte NJ d1ndD Tie tki shAs
81 NrGrY trIcI trgs ssd of Ncfciss efss' s1ss
,h d.,sa,r, he any Proof # ne rwVI1ny n'died' ss
,5 Ncdcin. irhcI ms sHldvcd Gsd conquered sae, Sa"
- Il. hIs serldr
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rTCYCURrAL, EIsEkgUg.

BRANT's PURIFYING EXTRA CT s psvfssf snd Nor
.ngh 00deaor Of al the sgsen @ hEscusr. or Asy Of t.o
various preparations Of CALosrL W NkaevRrt tes Ne
sv,fert aud II the blood ~s,ess Ani ~ ~
sipassd To their original HrALrEr srArs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-08
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,peh Medicine N eroy ,r7"t mi l~,r !. a. @
pIooL y, .rsai cure, effected, that ONE fOri - p' @
inns more purifying, healns virtue md s's,x.. 80.
paIiI or any other mrdcin That hA ever been 10y.
ipr sac There 10 undoubed proof IN our pslnp.es. -
y lie u,. f this rrea Indian Puydey, they uh we'r H
no vet LINE-they that were LAhE and Cnnr NJ
srn now wAIK-they shat were SIGN, sChOr u,ESSJnx'
and ohsrw se diseased, have besu hxALso saa CCh0S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
.SSDlaO! sSDQO!
Shlimmer-to fhlimmer offs te

S0limmer-ta f6limmer 0lS te!
0Bctpuer uno 8rsiui9 fuo icbcn wispsr pCn
philadelphia 3uttd nit Etnem immentn Strd prn
SSintcr Sitter,
rpdbe nitht nur 70 prlf als uniert frtibern cnbern
pd rpttf1itGr ino- t ,uo nil tiitb lhCr pcllchentt.
Q8ir tsutn Gurs gunsrtiamsIt ouf tuIn 9rcBtn Stct
pcn
95reitem tln1e6lct6telt OtuStin
fir nur 2 Sent bic gorp IIcrtt: mir errpOrtcu oaG
Sbr OaS ,,CSCpr6bd" in onoGru Stcbrs StrncmnlCu
BAIT, DAP tis prcit ron gJusn Oufibli9In uno rsr=
ft6t tbr ror iti prsbaI6 lit tbrcu Wusn rtrtbureu
un0 hGhtr ptrtaufIn oIS rcrotm. g1Coner uu0 Yret:
nto SehGn atcr @urc luntrtomtit DEFENDERS auf ccn
unotburtu &crrath prn 2uSlln ben iecrhittsu. gHir
baGtn auf io0no strpa $500 ?Barp Gcnetr9c uno an:
oertr NJlustn Der bcltcn Gcrtc, uno 1000 ?Jnrps
mtbr iuo an tcnmCn, wttbtn Nc nltort9tr ttutauttn
a(s il arcr. gRlr ptrtoukn Den btttn NJusln, alS
Sspe Der Stcbr pen Mctpncr uuo 8reini9 III Der Cu
jqs Srt 100 Olusln an lclIben brat0CEesn Yrtifu
81 crbOltsn ino. G9lr botcn outb prdhtt9Cn
9eblet6ten O(uSlin
fir Gents Die goro, cniacr cine garO brett une au:
tsr ftinsr ftr ca 9mts. Bur 9rEgtsn StrWunptrun9
babtn mir
IS Stnfe t2Ta Gents 95rintS.
Die mir a5ir fir 81 Scute vrrtuuftn. 6ommt r0s
UgI ulU INl ouk lNVplly WV " VII Gtl
mtr ttncn mebr bGtrmmt bat Cncn Quttn 88r9tn rtrz
ftblt iunsm man cnt II q Gents fir plGiGn prints
bsjabttu mug Die 9tufmiantSit tSr psrrtn miro auf
eiuGu 9rCGsu Stcd grn
Snttincts, Gafiimers, GnCD, etc.
odutt Gottjntts hatln mir c rilpria ots II \ Gents
ts 9)aro Ciui1en rtfbiu fir 25 Gents uno tniltn
fir 80 Gents, per 75 GtntS Iortb ii. GaIrmrr 0us
ter 9EcIe, c niSctr O5 25 Gents bic Qaro 21ir bos
ben 1b Qdro trcttC6 Qutt6 fbpar5ls Sub fir nur
87Il Gsnts ptr Noro. Sir yocrm botru mir oucb
@inen 1rO6sn StO6 StisfeL
70 nilorq ais 6SL Gents uuo cuisl ertcIlSntI Stcfl
ftr 50. 50. nt mir Qarontrin tof ls gut 9motht no
uuo gut n!p4brtn" lub bobsn MIR ciucn 9rrFrn Stctt
pcn
Teinen 0amtllzS0uDen
ltrus cine NusGvabt Sum lEtTihubs uno 0ubur.
@Srpscricn
hottn mir Cincn orcftn Stct an hTot0fettn TrtiIn.
QEtBtr 3uder, cGn mir GhcoGm fir Gts. ptrtaufttn,
9cbcu mir nun fir 7, uno 10 Gent 9udtr fir Gents
Gtni9cr rrrij1tttbr fir 6II, no btrmmcn mob mchI:
feittrcn Den bcttn etptrn96 ocni9Nrup:9NrtoItS 10
9tnS, rtneu 9utn cIots. rsr plIn0I5 fir ctn ttttn
Ytrtauft wurcG, nur s Gents.
Rcmmt AIc nit GurGn Qrcoutkn recr NIT Gdltb,
uuo mir ptrtaufEn Gutb wrbtfsiLcr ols e bjlwpcr.
Wetoner uno SSretnt9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Sttober 9.
Sefcntli6er 2Serfauf

fhdtbarcu pcrf6uIisjcu Sermb8euS.
Die unte5ei6nrte mio ouf 6ffcnhiher
Ssncu usrfaHfen, Snmith9S bcn & tfcn
SGopcmbcr, ndhlien5, UNI | ubr Nab
mittaqS, an ibrsr 9HObnun9 in Ger Stnot
Uasntomn, CrbemaI3 bic gGObnun9 Der
Nlrs. @recnlcaD fOI9cnce8 wntbcOae per
f6nlitbe Gi9Cntbum, ndmIib;
Bureaus, Slide, StubIe, Sefen, GrobrS
uno Qisr Slide, Stdnc5, Spie9cI, ScfaS,
RleiouIbrdnfc, SioCbcore5, Carpets Mdn:
tel Smement3. Worlor. uno Nubtu0cratbe
ppn ieper lrt, Siocr. 0ttcn uno 8euseuQ,
II. +. no, uuo cine &ufhicocnbeit pcn ance
rem wertbpcQm pcrionttben Sermo9en
nitt nctbmeuci9 Su benomsn.
Ser auQebotene oouSratb III rcn Der be
fen Sualltdt uuo ee5 ncueiien Spl5.
Die unterscitbrcte fhbIt ubcrScu9t, RAP
nod ME in eieicr @c9cno 9auS9erdtb Don
70 aus9Scibnetcr SuaItdt gum Scrfanf
anQetctCn muree. Sr9cno cine pricn Gle
oeIIelbe Su beietru uno 81 unterfuhen MIN
fben Iollte, belicbe onjurufen juir9ene elmer
3eituor ocm 8ertduf
Die &auf5bsein9un9en Ino baare Se
SabIun9.
9)(or9oret 8. Sale.
Allentown, SftOber l6. "2w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
SrclwiQt9eS Battalion! !

SrCltaQ5 cen 81 fen SitCber, fol- am @aIf
baufe pcn 0opto &uoD, in Q8uftinatcn
&aunItIp, Seda @auntp, Elm 9rpec8 GSat
TALON 9ebaIten wercen. wObei Der BbeitbalI
Srupp 9e9Cnwdrti9 fcin miro-uno fOlgence
@Cmpd9nien lino atttun9suou cingeIacen:
Mluer5tauu Srupp. @oItin9ton Srupp,
Capt. SbIcfer'5 @ompa9nie, @apt Gaurp'S
@Ompa9uie 10 mic Mai. SOlepb StefeI
uno Sol. 8. 6. GOn9neder.
T@ Soute oaS g8ettsr am 9enannten Sag
unennitio fein, 70 fou co5 Battalion Says
oarauf Samlfa9, NCp. /, ftattfinreu.
Sftobr9. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Erettlltrspf[(e lSpffamt.

ScI9enoe Sriefs bIieben am @nee oe5 lee'
ten SierteIs, Sept. 30. i'm Obiaen pOffamte
Iie9cn:-SamueI MtMOnaaIe, Marp S5.
malt, Biliom Sabar u. SilveD, Martin
Stptss, g8iuium @offIn, &bcma5 8ut,
SObu Grifftb Yrit6ert, 9acio Nucp,
9eCr9e Rer. SObn &rri9Isr 9. GR.
Sttcber y. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Ser SSc1aDOrf StObr.
9ro6e Sar9ains! 1lngtbeuer ptel
9uter!
9Sublfcil! gSUD(fei(! &oDlfeil!

Dislntcrjstbustcn bitten um 9rlautniB Dem 9utlis
FUN ris 2n3ci9c u matbtu taB e icsbrn pcn pbllaod
pbia unO 0tllpcrt nit ciuGm pabrrn Brra pcn Guter
mrGdaetebrt fno, an ndhcu iic nun on ibrCm Gtrbr
in Der 6amtcn GtroFe uablte ; bdrs 81 Dem grltamt
an aufyadtn britbSti9t iiuo. SHer nun be uns on;
ruff Den ro mir rSut9 ubSuSt bsfristt9en 81 tSnner,
unp psr nibt anruft che CT cupc fault, Der mus grcs
fe BARGAINS YertGrCn nom ME Gin bcrGr uno btlI9s;
rer Scd Sitter in QNsntaun gum @ertauf on9ttrttu
murpe Se ba6tn autb nun Den plan aecrttrt idDnelI
,I vGrtoufen uno nur tttius Yrcte u nebmsn. Sufst
oabcr on unp bttrothttt unltrn Strd Sitter uno mir
Iup G6rryuet ro6 Sbr bCI Sub dtlt eEnftn wsroEt,
poG mir pll msbr poprn in Der 3ttun9 b6ttcu ia9cn
ccn cs 1T in Der Shat cine hcrrItrb uuo 9inSence
Iuspob uno "a bErfdbs gang btlIta Gtn9Ctauft wuroe
70 tSnncn mir osnisGtGn oueb pChlfrr wcesr atlafen
ais btcs ie Der Tal por. 2ue Sitter bier onwftibrSn
ptrcs cine qanic 3,itun9 fsr unp 70 rprlIen mir nur
unttr ben ptln Qrtitd tiui9c aufdbrsn: Darunr be:
inSPn fifh fcfNcnIe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
SOde6are6 gt9eutDum
SurC1 %riUnt $9unDet 3" prr>
fGufc1.

Der unterSeihnste bietet biernurb feline
berrlitbe Qtautofbe our6 prtpat 9anoel
Sum Sereauf an.
9ieIclbe 1T in Niecer Saucona Soun'
fdip Nortbampton @0untp QeIe9en, 1T be
erinSt curb Gdnccr pcn 98tIIldm Gombert'
Sobn Gaufmon, uno Samuel Glr9eI, uno
licot an Der 6fftntlhen SroBe Die pon Ql'
lcntaun na6 SetIcrtaun fhbrt, etpa NteI'
len pUn Quentaun uno 3 pOn SstbIebcm.
Sicfclbe cntbilt 95 Ufer 9ute5 9anc. So.
Don Iino 20 Qfcr 9utes 9OSIano, 5 Qdsr
quite Q8icicn, uno Ger 9lelt it 9utc5 Sou'
lamb, unter 9uten Scnfen in fhifltde Sci
Der ein9ttbeilt, uuo uberbaupt in allen Stn
iidtcn in Der belten Srcnuu9. 9orauI TT
~, ;,Etct
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
& !GQ6rt6t

miro biermit allen Yerfonsn 9easben, oienOd
an Die Ieetbsri9e 8rma uCn 9ea9er unc
SO ei ioucr ftbuIoi9 fino. Dap e erfu6t iinr
wdbrcno ocm Mcnat SftObcr abSuietteIn
incem Die Snhcr Der Sirma am l. Ncuember
in ancers SGnoe Sum Gnreiben ubeF9sbsn.
SBpmaS g. SSetbner.
Sftcbu 9. uq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Sefcntli0e SSenDlt.

Samitoga cen 25tsn Sttober, um | ubr
gabmittd9s, fOuen am 0aufe res unllCrbe.
ncn @borleS & o ID, in Sbermocunaie
Saunlhip, Seha @auntp, fo9enoe QrtiFel
6tfentltb pcttduft ,percCn:
3mei Yferce, cine Sub. Scbwrine. Elm
9rO6er 6uno, ein 2@jduI5mOecn nit Bcrp,
pfua, Gage Stubfarren, SteifwOoe, 6eu
Isitern uno ShcmeI, pfuqqeid irr SaucI.
Speutetten, Senien unp Scnftnttiele eiu
ShIeifltein, @rubbade, Sano uno Gruttt.
ftaufeIn pfrifenipote, SuttrcfTs. Sdleif
uno onocre Siibncge, Barrels. SleiIh uno
anofre Stdncer, 9runobteren bCim Suibel,
etc. etc. - Gbcnfaus: Saus uno 6uten.
9erdtb, teliebeno aus 2 Betten uno 8ettld
cen, Elm fIeiues Sstt, Slide. ScbrdnFc,
0tSf, StubIe, SoISfife. GiIenteiTd. Sod
feiIsl, &cfelbofen CSeuerbCIO, 8dnfe, etc.
Gin 9uteS Sa9c9ewebr fammt uicIen an'
bern Sausrn-. 9aus, uno &udengcritben,
Su umftdncIib gu mcIocn.
Die Seoin9un9en am ScfaufStn9e uno
Qufwortun9 Ucn
Subttb Sod, 9Ipmtnilt.
Sftober 16. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
S6awls! S6nmls!

Stun fcmmt Ottr uno fbtt nur Cnnlal untrcr btrrs
he 8op:Stots: Shorpls, pcrtrcfIicb no ite uno sbr
tio rctt ollie ancrs llrtCu pru Sbolpls Ole plan3t
perrcn tSnnsn-lluo turS ollie Sitter Die pis 0omtn
fir Qrjt9c n6thi9 hobcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
&2eBte @rtnncrun0.

2(ue QcrIOnen Die nod fhuIoi9 fno an
Die 6interIaIIcnidtafto oeS periorbencn Ours
IuoD Icetbin BON @afdin9tOn Saunfhip,
Geha Gauutp, fino bjermit ouf9efotocrt in
nerbatb 3 @O6en bel Den unterfbriebcnen
Ri6ti9feit Su MAIDEN. Tab oicfer 3eit
peroen rie SuHer cinem Srisoensrihter Sum
Ginrciben uber9eben. - SoIhe, Die nod
Sororun9en babcn. beIisbcn feGbe ebenfaa5
bnnsn 9enanntsr 3cit w0bteildti9t einju'
brin9eu an .....
SdDiS RuSp,
'SIrGcl 9iuop,
4Setcr 6rpB,
Oft Q. na3m l(pmlulltratcrcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Sefentli6e 9Senbu.

SomFa9s ben lien NOvcmber' nm II
1lbr Wittaos, fcQen am Saufe oC5 untcr
,eibuettn, in Ger Stact Qucntaun, Setha
Gauntp, fol9snce QrtjftI ouf 6fentItder
Scnou psrfau1t merccu, nimIib:
3wei uortrcffIihe S6aff Yferce, 9feroe'
aef6irr, 3 quite &hbe, Elm gutter 4 pfcrbe'
Raoen, ein 2 pfeos Ba9en, uno ctu l.
aiui5 8agrn, 9ft9e, @99r, SOISleitern,
Jtettsn .8aa8sn, &ub' uno Sperrtetten, uno
fcnlt nod uiele 8auyn IrtifeI 81 umltdno:
Iidb Su mrIoCn.
Die 8sbin9un9eu AM SHfauf5ta9c uno
Iufportun9 pcu
Qtarpn Gsiter.
Sttcber 16. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
WnnnsperIOnctt nun rt6tet Cure
llnnen hicher.
Mnslins Mmslins !!

Sbr oustmelrlr Stct NRusn6, Sidtn9s, Gbtds,
1tanntls, ManbyitGr CSin9bams II. + no. 1T IN Der
bat Gin btrtthcr, uno Gin itocr Der thn unttriubt
Iinmtt nit uns utGrein unp fir eas unteruthen rob:
ncn mir ntbts an, uuo bdfin nreb 9erns nit frtuno'
1ifhtn Girilrhtf;iinrn NIT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
R s)216rt0f t

wiro biermit 9c9cben, oas Gle unterfbrie.
benen ais Qominitrotor5 pOn Der Spin.
tcrlaiTtnfbaft ees perftorbcnen g o b n
g I'm, Isetbiu Don tSeicclbsr9 &aun-
itbip, Se6o Gountp, srnaHut mcrcen finb.-
SoL6e, bic an bsfa9te SintcrIafenftaft
ftutoi9 iino. rpereen crfubt innerbaIb 6
Bchen onjurufcn uno abSubcjo uno
SOIbe. Die nod rebtmd5ios Qnforoerunaen
an 9ecadts SinterIaIenftbaft III MAIDEN ba.
ben, iinc erfutt Iclhs binuen bsfaqtsm 3eits
raum unfsbIbar aud einsubdnoi9cn, an
Sobn Srnm,
Sdnicl Srum.
Sftcbcr 10. Som
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
2GSics Srce Sitter.

2us Stcc prn allen Sarben uno SuaIit6ttn. bi(It
ger, ia 6oer ols CT ie in ecer Stabt anaGbrcn wur
or Gilt pGrtius 2ttpotos, NicuS DC Gains isbr biI9
all. Scrten Gattunc, Il. I. 10. Il. + 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21
Internal Improvement.

We call the attention of the friends OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
those who are interested in the prosperity
of the State, to a meeting to be held in
Washington County, on the 2Sth ult. to
ask the people along the line to unite with
them on the Sth of October next, in hold
ing Convention. The people of the
Southwest are alive to the importance OF
this work, and they are using every effort
to interest the country in an improvement
which is calculated to benefit, not only the
sections through which it passes, but the
whole State. They invite the people of
every county, from Lynchburg in Virgin
ia to Savannah, Geo. to meet them in the
proposed Convention. to confer together
as to the most efficient means for carrying
on the work, and they promise them fra
ternal welcome in their hearts and homes.
We hope the people of Roanoke, not
understanding the certainty ofthe road COM
ing to them, will heed the call Let them
remember that the energy and means OF
those counties that will be the last TO reap
its benefits, aided greatly to bring the I'm
provement to their door, and onthe LIST day
of the Superior Court, let them hold meet
ing and send delegates to the Abingdon
Conventions Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21
Railroad Convention.

A meeting has been recently held in the
county of Washington on the subject Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. Mr..
Wyndham Robertson presided. Resolu-
tons were adopted, expressive of the ideas
ofthc meeting. of the importance Of the
work to their part Of the State, as well as
to the general welfare Of the Common
wealth. They also responded to the sug-
gestions of the people of Wy,he of the
proprie,y Of holding a Convention in Alb
ingdon, to consider the best means of facil-
ilating the construction Of the great work.
They tender the Inequalities of the town
of Abingdon to the delegates to the Con-
vention. and urge upon the counties and
cities interested to appoint delegates The
Convention IS to be held in Abingdon on
the Sth day Of October We trust
Richmond will be well represented. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

INEW fUUk, aug. 10.
Breadsf.Ds-The fnrcgn news sits heavily up
the flour MARKET the sales are 1900 bbls. at 81
75as3.S74 for Michigan, $3s74 for State, and So
81 inS oct for Ohio. Southern is duh ut $4.faJn
25 e., common to strnght brands and a 81 5ns s.
% for fancy do. Rye Flour i, qaie, n. sa.a75-
Nothing further done in meal. Whca, is inac.
tive, buyers holding back for lower rites Rye nom
nal AHA. Corn is Irregular, with bur little doing;
nbout 5000 bushels were sold Mt i6a50 for damaged
and heated sound Western mixed is nominal at &C.
Oats unchanged.
Coaon.-1hc news bns produced no visible effect
upon the market which quiet at previous rates.
Protioons.--Pork is steady ut $l4625 and sl2.-
rs for mess and prime. Beef il unchanged. Cut
meats are moving slowly At 7ia7 for hams, and O.
n65 for shoulders. Lard is firm.
lrhi.key.-Is duh at 23ua34 for Ohio md Prison
Jcur. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

MISUNDERSTANDING to the Gazette de
Bresfan, the Austrian government appears
determined not to permit the liberation of
kossuth, although the Ottoman Porte is
very anxious to set him free The friends
of tins distinguished man rely principally,
it says, on theproposition made by the Min
lister of the United States at Constantine
pie, by the terms of which Kossuih is to
be seta liberty if he will consent to 90 the
United States and stipulate not to return
to Europe. 1t is not yet known, says the
Gazette; whether the illustrious prisoner
will accept these condtions-Republic.