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ADVERTISERS win please endeayor to send in their vors
before IL O'clock if possible.
Ras- Do people generally know that short advertise
nents published in the AMERICAN TELEGRAPH for
twenty-five centsg
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The New York Tribune says the american
Telegraph is ga clever, Industrious and reada-
bic paper" That gentle pat on our head soothes
us pleasurably.
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We have received copy of the Prospectus of
the NATIONAL MONUMENT a weekly journal, to
be published in this city, and regret that it is
not convenient to-day to give place to it in our
columns.
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SENIOR IN THE NAvY.-Since the death Of
Commodore Barron, Commodore Stuart is the
senior Captain in the United States navy, and
his pay increases from $50, 500 to $4,000
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FIJ- For sale at the Store-rO0ms of the
Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employment Society, on
Seventh street next TO Oddfellows Hail. and Capitol
II, of and First streets, SOUTH va
icy of clothing suitable TO the season. comprising gar
mcnts for the laborng classes aud children As these
articles the work Of the industrious poor, the Society
invite all who in want of this description Of clothing
TO paronise these establishments aud, very small
profit the work is added the prices will necessarily be
moderate.
Families requiring such work to be done will benefit the
poor by sending it to the socetys rooms to be made
mp
10 accommodate families, IRigence Office has been
opened az the store seventh street. where those want
of servants may be supplied by paying a small fee
by order Of the Board Of Managers
All the papers Of the city requested TO publish this
notice AZ often rs convenient ap19
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IRISH LINENS.

ID ERS0NS in want Of the pure goods will please ex-
il anime my Stock before purchasing.
125 pieces Richardson's Housewife Linens In large and
small pieces, heavy and good
so pieces very fine, for Bosoms and Collars
300 pieces Shifting Cottons, embracing all the celc-
brated makers Of this country
Rr Gentlemen in want of nice Shirting Materials will
find IL to their advantage to call g. w. VERIFY,
Pm av, between 18th and Sti streets.
mp 26-d2wif lntellircncer.1
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The Hon. CAVE JOHNSON and family arrived
in this city yesterday, and took apartments at
the National Hotel.
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R9~ The View of Washington City and
its Architectural adornments published by CAsnm BouN
and for sale in all bookstores should ornament the
wall of every house in the city, and should be purchased
by every vsiter who may desire. returning to his
home to give to his neighbors correct notion of Wash
ingon and its magnifccnces II Is instructive and
very beautiful picture. ap 15-T&S2w*
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GEoReErowN-Mr. J. A. BURNS is our Agent for this
town. and will receive the Of subscribers adyer
tisements, and other communications. and moneys due
Anything left for at Mr. WIN. IT, EDEs' Warehouse
at Dr. LISTHIcuMs Store before IL o'clock a. m, will
be promptly forwarded by him.
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DIsMIssAL.-It is reported that Mr. Samuel
L. Harris, corresponding clerk of the Navy De-
partment, has been dismissed. He is to vacate
his place on the last of the month. We have
not heard who is to be bis successor.
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BAD BoY.-Dan Smith, a colored boy from
the country, was taken up for throwing stones
in the market this morning, and fined by JUS
tice Goddard.
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WORTH KNOWING.

TT is WE'LL for Ladies generally TO know, that q. w
VERIFY is now selling great bargains in all kinds Of
DRY GooDs, and prepared TO wait all who may favor
him with a call NAT Intel MP 26-d2wif
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

WILLIAM WALL Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
wv and 10th streets would respectfully call the atten-
ton of his friends and the public generally throughout
the District and the surrounding country to his large
and desirable stock Of fashionable spring and
summer Clothing, which he is prepared to sell at very
small advances His stock embraces every article in the
Clothing line which is really desirable. Call and see
ap 4-6t ..s e..Ill-I
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His excellency Governor RAMSAY, of Min
nesota, with his lady, arrived in this city yester-
day, and took rooms at Wizards Hotel
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Ia" Mr.. H. r. WooD, who now attends to the distribu
ton of the Telegraph the Island is authorized to co!
lect all moneys due for the
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Second Despatch. !

Second Despatch.
BALTI MORE, April 26-28 p. m.
Arrival OF the Isabel at Charleston
Late and Important from Havana
Sailing of the Georgia for Chagres.
The Isabel arrived at Charleston on the 25th
instant, and informs us that the Georgia arrived
at Havana on the 18th, whence she sailed on the
10th for Chagres
Sailing of the Ohio for New York.
The Ohio sailed for New York on the same
day.
Invasion anticipated at Cuba. a
The authorities of Cuba are in the earnest
expectation of an invasion. On the 10Th the
Captain-General received despatch, stating
that ON expedition had departed from New Or
leans.
The troops were sleeping on their arms, and
every thing was in readiness to repel an assault
A Spaniard had been condemned to death, hay
ing been detected in bribing pilot for Lopez
The people are said to desire an invasion, and
profess themselves ready to join respectable
force of assailants
Destructive Fire at HOnesdaIe.
| have just learned that fire broke out at
Honesdale, Pa, last night, and destroyed half
Of the central portion of the town, including
many valuable stores and other buildings. The
canal bridges over the main street are burned
also. The loss is estimated at one hundred
thousand dollars-insurance not known.
The Northern Markets are steady
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The favorite tragedian, Mr.. Murdoch, has
permanently located his family in Cincinnati.
he has purchased beautiful residence on
Mount Auburn, where his family now resides.
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ANQAGED WoMAN.--The census returns Of
Goose Creek, in the Parish of st. James, S. c.,
report negro woman 112 years old
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BALrIMonE, April 26-2 p. m
The Obseauies,
Expressly for this paper.

The Obsequies.
The funeral of the late Archbishop was an
imposing spectacle. The body was taken from
his residence to the Cathedral at about eleven
o'clock, four Bishops preceding the corpse. Gov
ernor Lowe and Judges Eccleston and fancy
were in the funeral train. Mozart's Requiem
Mass has been sung with full orchestra. The
crowd is immense.
Baltimore and Northern markets unchanged
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Observation-Disclosures BOOKS.

HYMNS-DIBLES-PRA TEXTBOOKS.
Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
IL Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hymns Of the Methodist Protestant Church
Lutheran Hymns
The Psamist with supplement
Watts and Rippon
Watts and Select hymns
Parish Hymns
Psalms and Hymns
Episcopal Prayer-Books, with Lessons
Bible and Prayer-bound together
Catholic Prayer. Books
Bibles and Testaments; large and substantial Fami-
Bibles, Pocket Bibles, etc. Il
All Of the above In every variety and style Of binding
A. GRAY,
ap 2e--eodtf It'll street, opp. 0ddFeows Hall
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NEW SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

NEW SPRING GUUUS JUDI HNOE1VHU'
10 G.. w. HINTON, Merchant Tailor respectfully
A infrn,a bia customers and fcllow-citizens that he
Va has Just returned from tho North with splendid
Ill assortment Of French and English Cloths CASH
eros and yosnps of all kinds, which he invites them
Ia call and examine His stock goods which is Of the
best quality and mistake, no will sell at prices to suit
the times. :.
Also constantly on hand Gents Furnishing Goods and
Business Coats Chdren's Clothing, made in the best
manner and latest syle by Lockwood Co. of New York.
G.. W. HINTON,
ap Gift Pa. av., north side, betn a. and 9th sts
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SPANISH FANS!

u patterns
Bonnet Caps, Ladies' Chene Cravats, Chdrens Long
Combs Chdrens and Misses Gloves, Belts, Ribbons,
ETC., etc, at MRS. COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Store, It'll street, above II.
ap 26-tf
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NTOTICE.-A Meeting Of the JOURNEYMEN PLAS-
~ TERERS will he held at GBsog's IIoTEL corner of
eth and streets, Saturday evening, April 18th, at
balfpast O'clock which oil requested to attend,
business Of importance will be laid before the meeting
ap 25-2t AN OLD JOUR.
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RICH PAPER-HANGINGs.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED as extensive and rs hand
L some assortment of FRENCH GOLD PAPERS as
be found in the District Of the newest patterns i'm
poTtedGold Borders, Centre Pieces, Mouings etc. to-
gethcr with choice selection of Satin and Common
Papers, all of which will sell at the very lowest prices
Also another lot of the prettcs papers at II per
roll, ever brought to this city. L. f. CLARK
ap 2S6I North side Pa av, 81 door cast Of 18th ST.
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OIL PAINTINGS, PIANOS, AND MELoDEoNs

EHnl WILLIAM WALL, Pennsylvania ave-
7MM nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets bf
VI LI M N in store fine assortment of OIL PA NT
x INGS, which he will sell low. A fine
toned rosewood PIANO will be sold great bargain One
parlor ORGAN and several Meodeons of fne loud tone
suitable for church music. an 24-3t =
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FOR SALE

H. The Stock and goodwill of an old and we'll
Nestablished Boot and Shoe Store, located on Penn
- sylvania avenue, and now doing fine business.
The Subscriber Is anxious 10 sell account OF engaging
in other business. Apply to JOHN H. D. RICHARDS, at
Potomac House, ap25-2t
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NOT BAD TO TAKE.

NUI BAD 10 IHhE,
StHERMAN'S FALES Cough, Worm, Camphor, Cath.
- artic, and Dysentery Lozenges.
These Lozcnges remedies the most pleasant TO the
taste imaginable and truly safe and valuable for the pur
poses intended. trial of the Cough and the Worm
Lozenges is particularly invited.
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
ap 24-eo6 9TH street, opposite Odd-Fellows' Hall.
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GRAPE sHAWLs,

rIHIE SUBSCRIBER has again opened n largo lot of
i GRAPE SHAWLS plain and embroidered, at all
prices, which lie is selling at very low prices from 81 10
$50. q. W. VERIFY,
Penn ay, bot'n It'll and sth streets
an 2e--d2Mif lIntelliRenccr.l
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PHILADELPHIA, April 26-2 p. m.
An Ohio Merchant Robbed.

Charles Brown, o merchant of Waterford,
Ohio, was robbed at the Merchants Hotel this
morning, of twenty-three hundred dollars. No
clue yet to the detection of the thief or recoy-
cry of the money.
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WINDOW SHADES.

Just NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply Of WINDOW SHADES.
- from the handsomest patterns down as low as IS
cents by l.. Y. CLARK,
ap 266td North side Pa nv, Sd door east of 18th st.
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FRESH BUTTER.,

/ HAVE this day received, per Adams Express, from
IL New York, five hundred pounds of PRIME FRESH
BUTTER which shall offer for sale at my stalls mos SO
and 3D. Centre Marke tomorrow, and shall continue TO
receive fresh supplies. GEO. NJ. OYSTER
an 26--6Lh
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RB- e street Baptist Church.-Rev. MASON
NOBLE will preach at this Church the Sabbath April
81 at II o'clock and also in the evening" at halfpast
Z o'clock. ap 20
Be Ninth street Methodist Protestant
CHuRCHThe Lectures the Saints of the Old Testament
will be resumed tomorrow evening, at halfpast
o'clock Subject Of next lecture; DAVID The public
invited. apo
fD~ Wesley Chapel.-The Rev. JSo A. COLLINS
will preach in this Church, by Divine permission at il
O'clock Sunday morning ape
Unitarian Church.-The Rev. JOSEPH HARRING-
TON OF Hartford Connecticut will preach in this Church
tomorrow, at IL o'clock a m. and at halfpast p.
mp 26
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wREATHs! RIBBONS! wREATHs

ISSES deck themselves for the approaching May
vi Festivals, ly selecting from new assortment Of
NREATHS and RIBBONS just received for the occasion.
Also, assortment Of beautiful FANS, all pricgsat
MRS. II. COLLISIONS
ap 26-tf Fancy Millinery Store til ST.. nh. III.
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WANTS.

partner, any thing else can hive is want made sr
amount OF twenty-five cents w an Ia ,f
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HIVE THOUSAND LADIES and Gentlemen. 70, tbs
IL next week, at q. w. YERBY'S Dry Goods store 10
sent home the great bargains that he Is now run
ling off in the way Of SPRING and SUMNER GooDs
up 26-d2wif
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JN0. B. KIBBEY & CO.,
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM /

~ F. E. RICHARDSON'S BALTIMORE COUNTY ICE
". Cream can be had at Centre Market and at his
residence on between 18th and 18th streets at 81 SO
per gallon. 4. I b -
Thankful for former patronage, he will still be pleased
to all who may favor him with CALL al 24wtf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Gnrctbcr bes SouSeS.

Scr bisiige 3tfTern- Oem Frat"
Id5Idst @ilIiom Gttlp, pon cisfcm Oil
itrifI, al6 ndbfr Spreber os5 loauie5 Der
Geprsfsntanten Su 9arrisbur9, Dor. So!
ba! ba! 0a5 piiroe aber Elm Spreher
maiden, mis nod feiuer iensn Stubl elm
nabm. 81, ci mas @eoanfsn
Sotlo! Nctb fhtimmcr!- - n0ie
Ooplstaun GrprrB" fbligt aud SbOmaS
81 8 uon bisfem 0iittFt ais Sprscber pe5
9ouis8 Der HtpreIcntnntcn bu 8aftn9ton
UOr! &6uneu oisis 3citungen i'm @rnae
fein, foIhe .Ssrcn al5 Spreber pOrjufbIa
gen. Scer 9efbiebt s5 nur, um lie Elm
weni9 81 fieeIn? gBir bCfsn cas- 9setere.
-NOB uno eiUp ais Sprs6er! 81 f4dmt
@u6 cod
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
SGS GDarocliHm Der rctbtc I8citvrrbcTs
fCrer.

8u trinrr Belt bat es wenQer an @eIt-
perbcIerern QcfcbIt, ais iebt. QoltiIte 70.
SiaIe uno reIi9i6le 6eitmtteI fino in oen
Iegten Sabr5ebncen in MaiTe erfuncen uno,
an9emo onot woroen. um cen franfen &0rper
Der mcnfhliben Gelsllihoft Su beilen, unb
nab ale Dem III er 70 franf uno eIeno wie
iuUor, uuo fcine Ssilun9 erfunorn. 8eu:
nod gilt e5 Elm toGilmtteI, aber AUDI nur
@ne5, iencn nSaifam BON @iIeao," een
loon Der olte QrOpbet i'm Stnne bat, wenu
er FIaqt oaB Die SOhter feiucs SoIts nidt
9cbeiIt fey. CSrcm. 8, 22.)
g8ie nett 1T oo5 bcIheioene einfdltiae
Gvan9cIium nod INNER rOr alien 8erbeI.
feruu95pori6ld9en uno SsrbslIerunosper,
iuhen unierer Ssit uOrau5. gBir poGIcn Fsin
QGort cs5 0obnS oeer Der 8robtuna 9eneu
in ben QSe9 perfen, bic sbrIib uno aufrid.
tia auf ibre @eife bic Grbebuna Der Nisoer.
Iu6en. Uber no ilnc Die ,Grrunaenfbaf-
ten, cte tfe a"f5"psifs" b"ts"s <>~S GV~"-
aelium ea9eQen, ME piele ltiue, unbIutiae
Sieoc bat es Ihou erfotbtcn, mie uiete wuns
DC oerien fhcn 9ebeiIt. ME mautes @lens
IthOu QsbCben Ooer bod erIeibtert. Sos 6.
panQsIium III Der rette @eItuerbrIIerer; feiu
GOiunoswort III pOn Qnfana Serbriceruna
Der WenIfbct 9eweicn, ME sS bsute cas- Sc.
Ibrei Der @Cmmuniifen 1T, Die oas beiliae
Q8Ort eem @uangsIium abaeIprnt baben, aber
oofur nit 9anS anpern @affen frsitsn aIs
oieIes.
Su6fibIibe 8Ieitbeit unter Den Wsn
fhen berpoyubrin9en III an II6 cine I'm.
m69Iihfeit. Sitte man audi aue @uter Der
groe nab Moa6 uno @emibt p0Qia aleib
uutcr Uue peitbeiIt immer II iroen Die enia
unbcilbarrn unterftiece oes @cftIectts uno
oes 2lIterS, Der 9cilligen uno f6rperli6rn 8e.
9abun9 SurtIdbIeiber, uno earaus immer.
mieosr ouf5 gReus bic faum aufsebcbrne I'm.
9Isibbeit in allen onosrn SubdltniIIen eutr
itebu. @CIIte man oOt einfeben, oa6 aIlrS
8siITu BON ouBen meni9 nheen Fam. uuo
oaB lecc rpnbre umw wanoeIun9 ;um @uten,
bel 9onSen S6fsrn nift mineer, aIs bel elm.
ScInen McnfbGn, Don inncn berauS fCmmen
muB $50 thrilIiter Sinn bcufbt, ea ba.
ben Gle duGern unterftiebe oCs Stances
Oocr os5 Sermt9en5 weni9 Su bccsuten,
oenn lie f6nnen weoer fir ben @inen Sbil
orufsno nod fir Den aneern 9cfabrprobeno
merbcn. $50 chritIider Sim febIt, ea miro
feline Gepublif uno Feline 8emcinihaft Der
0uter Die Mcniben 9IudIib MAIDEN. (SUtl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
9t0euuer.

StefeS SolP, rdtbfelboft in feinem IT.
fprung. unju9dn9Iitb fur ieee @ultur, un-
emp fdn9Iib fur ieOe 8sIision, BAT mad 400
ldbrI9er Gaf wieoer ben Wanosrtab ersrif'
fen, um fib aus Dem 8ersib Der mobsrnen
europduten @elee9ebung ju futtcn une
cine neue Ssimotb Su fuhsn. Die 3i9cuner
aufgebrabt ourd bic REORGANIZATION un-
8arn's, fbwdrmen in Der 0frei6iiben Mo
narble umbsr uno luden eintn QuSWe9 mad
Ir9eno Cinem auoern 9ano. QfriPa 1T oas
3tel, oas iie Su erreiben fuhen. @ewobnt,
9tel6 atlen S6bIenbspCbnern ben far9sn
Seearf sum Seben Obns 9rOBe Qnifren9un9
ju erperben, faben iie fid ltren9 bcwabt,
uno eteS brabte iie in cine unerb6rte Uuf-
re9un9 uno Su Dem @ntfbIu0e, tbre bi5beri
gen tSutten bu urrlahen uno ibre aIte Set-
matb, aus Der iie Dor pielen Sobrbunosrtsn
UOn elmer unbeeannter8adt uertrieben wur'
Den, Tieoer aufSufudrn. @S III wirfIib
merPmurei9, otsiss SOIf iest i'm Srisbe fsi
ner @ancerun9 5u feben - QHie sin9e
f6ICl1en5 9SiIo fu6t s6 aus ben 9renS9ebs'
gen Gurcpa's Su entfommen, uno eIe5 nit
elmer QE5oauer, Die an osn @anosrun9s'
SnIttnft Der Su9ub9eI srinnert. Sic reoen
Don ntobts, oI5 Don Der neusn t0eimotb, no
e5 feine @rcnSen, feline 9dGe uno Feline
9ensb'armen 9tebt sic ftammtsn aus Qe
9ppten, iie muBten wiebsr oCrtbin, ia9sn lis.
sic wanoern Obne 9sIo, obue QilIe, nur
nit cem 3eihm ibrer Qht auf Der Stirne /;
ibr einjt9Cr @eerpsifsr 1T QIoObron am
ndbtti6en SimmeG uno ibr einji9er Sbre
6en-oie @en5o'armsrie.
"Sbi9sS entnetmen mir elmer @eb
lebcitun9, uno ftsen bier nod bel, bas Gb
felt un9efibr elmer Bobe cine Qbtbeilun9
3igeuner-Minner. @sibtr uno &inoer--
an Der SabI etwo 80 bis 40. ME mir terih'
tet wurcsn, in 9eha 9auntD be.umtreibt.
sic famen ourb Nlacun9ie beran9eSCgen
uno batten Iih am leeten SOnnta9 in sinem
@aIo unmsit @err9e Stneiosr'S @diibau5
in Suombeitbau 9ela9ert. Son wannsn
Iie fommen uno wObin Iis molten babcn mir
nibt erfabrrn; rcnn iie abrr natb @9ppteu
mOlIen, iino iie 1ibsrIib auf ecm ,,leeen"
QBeg. IS mare Uieueiht 9eratben, wenn
Die 8ausrn ibre Seller. Gaubbduier u f. no
gut perpabrcn mtroen; csnu bicfss Sclt
MIL natilrIib aud lebeu, uno nimmt. pis
mir perifebcn, feline 2ebenSmittel 6fters oa,
100 e5 otslelben lam bdnoi9lten" befOmmsu
Fam. 9rruhte Iautsn, oaB bin uno wieoer
BeIftbubner uno anoere5 Gefugsl uniitbt.
bar wirc, uno iosar Elm &ino lOQ einem
Wsanne we99Cpust unc 9efbIabtet wUroeu
lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Gims arOilmiltbi0e 0amc.

Su &sntudD psrfIa9te nsuIib cine iun9s
Game ibren un9etreuen Gtebbaber, fur ben
8ru6 !cnss Gbsusriprsbens. SobaIo Die
Surp Elm Srrift Don $4,000 fur le sin-
9ebrabt bate, crfIirte fie, eaB iIe caS 9sIo
Feinesfaus nsbmen meroe, fonoern nur bic
&la9e me9su ibrsm @barafter 9elfiftet babe.
sic empfabI ibren QcUoeaten lib aus obi
ger Summe beSabIt Su MAIDEN, oa5 ucb,i9s
mOue fs ibm lbenfen. gotb elmer furSen
unterrepun9 fa9tcn bic QcuOcaten Iie mur.
ocn nit $500 Sufriscen ftiu. Den &ef
uOn 50 500 ltbsnfte iie ibm, uno besab Ii6
unter Observation-Disclosures auer I'm
mefsuesn nit frCber MIine binmc9-wie s5
lbisn, unter Dem 8ecanfen. mebr 6riilitb
aehanpelt ku haben, als er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
9ie 1dtbe eimes iSmei,frS.
Gius SS9ers@r3abluug.


Ser Gbrw. Sr. Wurrap srSiBlt in eiuem
l'tntr gSerse foloenoe5:
yin alter o1tun9s 9spertber Mann pcn
Mcnt9omerD @ountp bat fcbr oft fOt9enbe
0cdl6te erbdblt, bic er nit tiQenen Quaen
9elGben. Sn ltIncr SuQrno wobnte rr in
Der Ndbe oeS Suefonfu6ss. Gines Soaes
9in0 CT eobjn um milee Gutsn uno 8inIe
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Su uno untGr fis. Quf einmaI muree eine
caYrn untrr caS @aIIr 9rSoasu uno baIo
erfticn Ger Su6S am ufsr nit Der Sans
auf ieinCm &uden. @r fano baGo Elm God,
wetbeS outb bas tlmfalIrn eines 9aumes
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fe lCr9fdIti9 nit Gaub Su uno psrIie6 cann
bic Statte. GI5 sr fort par, 9in9 Der Sdssr
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Der Suds in 9efeuftbaft zines ancern feines
8eibIe6tS, oI6 8aif. SurIf sic einaeu
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bate, Itotrten bic @ree binme9. atsr bic
Sans fOnnte niht 9efunbsn meroen. Sic
fobsn bsrauf chamber cine 3eitlan9 an, uno
auf einmaI mabte Der Sweite Su6s sinsr
whtbcnpen Un8riff ouf erlicren, ais oh er
icbr tcIcici9t wOroen mare eurb einen Sritf
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ciefe mcrtwurci9c unc Isbrrcibe 9sf9i6te
beenciat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

2(m leeten MitpO6 Qbeno, oI5 fceben
Die Speratoren @efbdfte enfensn wOlten,
muree Die 8aumwotIen Manutaftur be3
6errn Scott, in Spring @arocn, pbjlaoel
pbia, in SIammen entoedt. Die Spsratcs
rem Iiefen natirlitb ale fir bic Srcppen.
Oa ober oa5 Seucr untsr Der Srsppe mar,
70 9etrautcn nIcbt ale oielcIbe biuunter Su
Qeben. Sur eini9e entrannen ouf iene QSei
le. Sn weni9en Qu9enbIifen ftono oas
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Senltern binous, uno wuroen febr bcIbd-
oi9t. Gin Mann fpran9 StOf biuunter
uno bIieb auf Der Steue tcot. Ste Scene
in Der Na6barfhoft ce5 Ssusr mar in Der
Sbat bsr3breheno; incem bic Srsunoe Der
Urbeitcr an9sfommen warren uno nit Uen9'
fen fur ibre Sreunoe na6fru9ten. @S linc
eini9e perfonsn in ben SIammsn um9efom
men. uno i'm @anSen babsn 3 prfCnen oa
ourb ibr 9ebcn Urrlorsn. Sin Mtanu, Der
aus ensm Ssnasr fpran9, brad bcioe Ierme
uno Gin Sein. IS bsrrftt Der 9Iaube.
oa5 Ssuer fei anaeIe9t wOroen. @eIbe
Srafs wurcs Elm FOLDER S0fewi4t veroie'
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