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The Proapects of California.

Noli,tlc anxiey hts boon felt ,lr ,Uglloat
iIIis State To ascertain wllat etftct tho taFs,
losses by the recent fires, and The unsettled
cndIlion of public affairs, Which hsaight
about cxtra-J' bic III punisluncn,s, was likely
to frNluce upon inrt,oits o the world. Ii
has been suririSe.i BY soslie ,h:is tho a. Sc.
luences would be extremely disastrous IL
California, by prcven,in. emi.ra,iM and
Keeping out iorciyn cnpi;ul; wills, otlicsS
have Imagined that nm The while, the effect
would be beneficial, inaslnuch rs it would
have tendency to take from the California
trade and cmigra,lun every particle of TINT
spirit at adventure wiiicl, has hereto Dore
characterixrd il. and necessarily brirg il
down tD Il well-undcrsioosl, settled, and cs-
tahlishei order ST things.
There is no Doubt that Tho aIni grafton To
and from California is very ncnriy balanced
at the present tine. And this cu,i'd
scarcely be otherwise. when it l.: rccolc,'t-
ell III What q torrent the goll-seckcr-
poured upun liz for il,c first two years at
tho excitement. That state 81 ,l,in.- Gould
not be expected 10 continue. NoOue, with
a pariiclc of fnrcthDuaht, believed it would:
though mlany men oil sc,,Ho could not resist
the aviation. ani were carried away
III Tie popular tdc oi speculation. But
there Is no,lling IN the presont depressed
state ot affairs which ought to dlsin:arter
our citizens. Tue facts that tho cnigr:It,oi,
OF the last year is snail, that The return ior
capital invested are comparatively light,
that some uncertainty AMI alarm has per-
vadc'l the public mind, and that tic general
profits Tn all o!nsses lrvc bccn lesscneil,
though unpleasant and unfortunate, are
nut of serious import, when it is rocullected
that tive yield 81 gold during tue present
ycae has leen ir,Mn twenty-five 10 fifty per
cent, moro than i'll ilrc previous Que. aud
u.at tho agricultural and u; her resources a
tho cuantgv l,ave h.cit Developed at leaS, a
Thousand lold>
II happons, also, TIA, at .ss,>t otfe-t,alf "
.hnao who re,nrn to Tho ,ttesn,ic ns e7rh
steamer sa fir tho Wts:sAse W establishing
permanent business aIrangMnssns, and
,trn tcturn,ng hcyo w.th slew lainlics aud
liinmisi whist many tcturn tn dispose I
wl'a, prosperity they possess in that par, @;
tho L::;'n, having satisfied themselves ny
personal experience that CaIiiornt1 Grs
present advantages TO the intelligent,
Industrious, aud cnierprising, such as M
other country cvc5 did hold out.
The cxcitcmen. relative to California
gold is now oyer. Ru, California is still
wloro s!.o WAS, a.id inR. ~ rich in pEecta:.s
U,oias to-day rs sha was prior To- The cx.
uss'siI, 81 "'S>- .l,rnc hntuiseil millions
which have BEEN raRtsss 7hn Ger sol. sEE2s.,,
gold which has bcen n.ir;cd away is rs
nothing, literally nolhin., Ia that which
remains; a:;a the success OF IEE miners, 81
general thing. was nevcT 50 .rca, as on
this very 'y.-AHa Caiy"rnm. st
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Beautiful Fall Goods,
New Opening,

Amnmg which Ere. Rich thanerahir siike,
Figured ,in.. Freacl, Casbmetes. Scsarl, ropiin.
Nnd Ftgnrcd alpaeas, Plain and kirnrri Ia
!aincs, English and American Prints DC. with
q general asst,,iHens af s,=ss, inr ls.ss NJ
ihe siore of
w. J. FL ASClS.
0Pr, si,eF, l & NJ Mscs law q iire,
Ceipbcr'7, 1881, 20 AZ
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pr've the sex of all participation IN the
formation of Tho laws. Thoa Convention
then adjourned sine die.
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EEERcs, lla W, l.nn..
Il d~... \, la,,
September ), 1851,
Ri0cSCd in,

The matter was at first lookGf upon rs a
hoax, bn, subsequent events led TO a com.
mnnir alton being made with tho Admiralty,
who sent FOR the balloon aud card, and in,.
mcdiatcly on thor cccip: sent down Capt.
Dcechy, Il. NJ, to Gloucester, with an.
other officer, IL, make inquiries. IIncsc
inquiries are now being prosecuted; Cap.
tain Bcechy having beer twice al typot-
ION. eAaIniuinr all rart;ea resident there:
y turns ont lliat u Is q PnaI :toydrnnonl
hallonn. Of cNaolly a similar kind To those
sent out with the EREnrs, whom sho sail.
cd from England.
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Meeting Of tlic Is,,r.

SrMrERvIl.LE, Oct. 29th IoJl
4, n meeting Of the members nf the Bar,
ans! the officers oi Tho Cour, held tli. dav
in The C.,linary''s Ollicc, Tor the purpose of
paying a su.tnhIc tribute OF respect to the
memory Of Col IouN B. MILLER, late
Commissioner in Equity. for Sumter Dis.
trlct. ON motion. Major WILLIAM HAyxs-
WORTH WIS called 10 the chair, and J.. l..
FRASER. Jr., requested to net as Secretary.
Col. +. l. Mosrs, with fcw appropriate
remarks. introduced the iolow,n. Prcam.
bic and Resolutions which were unani.
momSly adopted.
Providence in the exercise Of its own
hugh authority for purposes oi wisdom far
beyond The ken "f human knOwlc.lue, has
called from this To better world, our
Colleague and friend, Col. July II. Mil.
I.EE.
The deep glnom which has pcrvadcd our
vicinity. atlcsls the sympathy and condo.
lcncc wliich all feel on an event which dc.
pr,vcs our District OF one Of its cho( orna.
mcn,s. and strikes from among US him, Ia
whom all luokol up as the cxampar ot
everything worthy ot imitation.
Col. Mrl.I.kg, aflcr long life. has been
gathered tnAthe tomb Of his fathers. leaving
none to rcproach, but all TO bless his mem.
.pTy,p
-, sf,c E<Df him in tho ,oln,;ons ,5
nsya,e lie, l,s unaffected picty, inilcxiblc
,;ateAriiy, and n,luniversal charity, cxhibi. cv.
,,al,,t,rcs OF saeh attractive character. that
t,le mind, iwfRe it dwells on SO mucl, vir-
tue lostto IS, is colsolcd by the rccollec-
ton that thefhgl, AMI immortal reward
which sucl,,shialitics must claim lor their
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THE SUMTER BANNER
is lruBLisiiED.
EVER RETUESasAY MORNING
BY w. J. FRANCIS.
- - -tssf s----
T,HlR MS,

s.s TWO DOLLARS In ndvnncc, Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents at the expiration of six months,
or Three Dollars ut the cnd of the year.
a No paper discontinued until all nrrra RACES
arc PAiD. unless ut the option Of the Proprietor.
Z 'ssAdvcriisemcnts inserted NJ SEVENTY
FIVE Cents per square, (l2 lines or less y for
the first, and half that sum for each subsequent
insertion,
The number Of insertions to he marked
on nll Advertisements or they will be published
until onioned to bc discontinued, und charged
nccordingly.
tcS ONE DOLLAR pr square for single
insertion. Qnurferiy and llonlhly Advertise
nlents will hc largcd the same ~ II single in.
seftion, md semi monthly the snme as new orcs
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- Road the poetry Of yourg Ella
ST. CLAIR.
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For The Sumter Banner. ~
Tribute OF Respect.
IIIsIIOpVILLf,O O.:t. :

bSHOPVlLLfs o,:t. I'd, 1901.
Mr.. Editor: You will p!case published
in your paper tho following Preamble and
Resolutions which was unanimously
adopted by the Salem Board OF Commits
sioncrs fnr - Roads. Mt ,hcir regular meet
ing held at JAMES lDwRY's on Tuesday,
the 2lat Of October, 1851.
w. SrrcKEy, Sec'ry q. Iieas'r.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Almighty
Ruler Of the universe to take from
amongst tie worthy and faithful. member
Of this Board, CoInnel STEPHEN Ia.
COSTE: Tncreiurc.
Resoire1, That in the death of Colonel
SrEpuEN lAcosrE. the district oi Sumter
has been deprived OF valuable citizen.
and this Ro, nj ot a worthy member, whose
loss will be deeply felt Ly tho community,
and whose private viriu:s whicI, were as
conspicuous as his public services, cn.
dcarcd him To n large circle Of frien.is,
whose sorrow ior his l.sss evi,x.cs their
admiration Of his high public and private
character.
Res,Lrcd, That We sytnpatl SC with tho
widow and family of the deceased in the
deep aillicton n wis,: providence has in
iiictcd upon them.
Resoired, That as mark of respect.
the members of this BOARD will wear the
usual badgc al mourning for thirty days.
Rcsoired, That tllcsc resolutions with
the date Of death OF our worthy member
Colonel STErI,EN lACnsrE, he rccoricd ON
The minutes ot the Board.
Rcsoircd, That Il copy Of these rcsnlu-
tiors he sent to the widow aud family o,
the deceased.
Rcmirek, That these resolutions ho pub.
lislled in the ID strict papers.
SIN JunS FEANx,LS Tho ,InL II
Morning Chronicle publishes tho lnllnw-
ing in,ercstin. s,atcn,cn,, snuchn" inr It's
accuracy. and saying that tho Admiralty
has ordered an inquiry:
GLoucESTEg, FElpAv.
An extraordinary circumstance has just
happened here, which t,asten to co,nu,,,-
nicalc. II is almost iucrctlil,lc, but inr the
fact that the authority is undu,ibted, and
the N'ImIrafty have hccn induced To orlcr
An official inquiry, which is now bcin,
proceeded with,
These arc the facts: Last SuMlay al.
teruoon, Mrs. Russell, lady Rvin. o,
W0,tlon, near thus city, observed Sunc-
thing fall im tho garden, while at diNncr>--
On Semling ont tho gaS,toner. ho taum il
ta he \ Siuall hallU>n. IN tho car M which
was card, hearin. the (olt"wiG. inscs;p,
ton:
ErEnrs, lla W, lnng.
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Judge S!arkcy, "l Mississippi, has been
rendered, and hiss accepted, the a po.n.-
men, Of Consul at II wana.
Charleston Courier.
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MoEE SrAsisn OrTEAGE.-Thc NstiQp.
al Inlclli.enccr publishes 4 letter from ~,
American III Spain, stating that scr:ohs
proposition was publicly made to mob the
American Minister in his residence al
Madrid. and was apparently near being
carried inln effect; and this alcr Concl.a's
bu,chcry of the American captiycs in lIa..
vanl was known. rhe riots al New Or.
eana were the prcleX;
-~~~~~~-~--. - . 'sN--.- 49,
TRE Pork PROSPECTS, Reports from
the principal pork growing sec, ,."n lead
To tho belief that the number Of hogs TO he
slaughtered the present season Will he
many less than years heretofore. aud That
lhis scarcity viii induce mich higher prs
Coz. The corn crop is represented 10 he.
very large for tho number M hogs To he
fed. and NC may therefore conclude thar
The quality Of The article will not be inlcri.
soE 10 that al any ether wears.
-. ROchioni ans Forum.
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Q" "o,,.; 3 : 'H5fi:AeVo,t;ahe follow


Rcsoircd, That Committee of two be
appointed 10 raise fond hy subsa,plion
from HGmbors Ut the Bar, !or tie p1Kpsc
al obtaining portrait al the late Col JhnN
Is. MILLER, 10 he executed hy Slr. ScAEBp-
Eou.m, and 10 DO placed in the Office Dt
the Comm ssloner III Equity
The Chair appointed Col. N. MosEs
and Capt. J. j. \. liAMNEr, To constitute
the Committee.
On motion, It Was ordered that those
proceedings be published IN tho papers OF
lbts Town, aud the Charleston and Culum
tia papers be requested to copy.
The uccllng then adjourned,
WM. Il.sfNSNVORTli, Chn'n.
l.. J., FRASER, Jr Scc'y.
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JOHN II. GREEN, EDIron.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1851.

.3S~ Alcs>rs. a. WHITE g. Co. are
Agents for tho Banner in Sumtcrville.
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T
IN Tho rotation IN which no s,oal ts he
country, as 4 pahlc officer. aud in which
capacity he Was SO endcArcd to us all, tho
highest encon;um that can he awarded 10
his memory, is The fact. that since tho es
tablshmcnt al separate Court Of Equity
for Sumter District in 1917. up TO the pc.
Rod Of his death, he had by repeated cleo.
li,ns filled the office Of Commissioner, not
only with satisfaction to the Bar, and Sui.
lors. but in snch way as To ciiu, irc-
iuont Communications from the Chanccliors,
10 whose judgment his proceedings were
subjected for revision. Ills intercourse c
with the Bar WAS mil.! conciia,ing and en-
couraginG, and so contiding were all in his
high sense of justice, inpar,iai.y and in.
te.ri,y thai not whisper has ever been
heard impu,n. wron. as to tho motive
which ac,uatcd him.
In view o! the loss which the country
has suffered N his death, and as tribute to
his worll, from the Bar OF Sumter Distric,
81 long am, intimately associated with him,
we propose the following Resolutions:
P'solrei. That in The death of the late
Col. loIX u. MILLER, tho District has lost
vlrtuous, l'iuII.mlndcd and honorable citi.
zen, and the State an upright conscientious
and devoted public officer.
Rc.oirsJ. That as an evidence Of the
high estimate in which wc hold his rne:nu-
rs, and The regret we feel at his Joss, we
Will wear Grape on the left arm. Tor the
SPACE Of thirty days.
Rrsolred, Tha, copy Of flhc'prccccdings
ol this meeting be forwarded To hRes ailcl.
ed family as the expression OF nus. Heart
felt sympathy with them IN the JcpfNAijun
ol 50 good aud ,irtuuus head.
/. Rcsoired, That . Gnmmii0p nf twGA
appointed 10 request Tho presiding Judge at
our nOXt Court ut COMMON Pleas. aud the
Ghanccllor at our next Court OF Equity TO
alloy llicso proceedings TO be entered on
>,hc nNinn'cs "i their respective Courts.
b-gh. =, |. NIo>rs ard I'm. FrAsrn here
appAiiseha commil!cc under the las, rcsa.
I'm ,nn,;,,, III TN kASHo.r Ita l,,,,,,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Se5)et bier!
@clpiFc s,1o ppltfomlnrenc Sur.

Ser llnterfhristeue, Qpotbsfsr in Der Staot
Se;blebem, 9lOrtbompton Gauntp, beoisnt
llb ettIGr WlctbCee, um gcicencen an rbeu,
mottlbtn Sebmeoen, oiefsIben fcien in,
Hammatottftber, tbrOnifter pcer bieiaer Sra,
tur, tuno 6u tbun, caB er einrn meoiBiniItcm
ArttFeI 5ubercitct msIter cine eemiIIe Sei.
lung ocn oie'er wcitpsrbreitetcn uno I'd nier,.
ltten Trant6eit bcwtrtt. 9iefelbe ttt IN
Suortfaltcn entbaItCn, tr9lcitet pon eir,es
Scr SaIbe. Sie 5ll6i9feit mirc einoencn,
men uno rie Salbe duBerlib onoewcnuet-
Ser dtbte 2htifel 1T nur bel ecm llntsr,cirfjs
neten, eincm prottifbcn Qpotbcfer uno @tsg'
mjR, uno Grinrer Der Mcei6in, Su bstUnr,
men.
prsis Smci Sbafer bic Slafbr. Cter feds
Slaiten fir sebn StoIer r meItbe frci non
Soften an 9ciccnos nab tr9snp cinsm Sbeit
oeS Gancss 9sianot megoen. Qus 8tftaun.
gen mh6en nit pem 9eIos bsslsitet fein,
lonl neroen lis nibt beabtet.
9iefe MrriSin in feiner srobtbuencen I'm,
empfebIun9en (Qufs) in Den 3eiunsen be.
curftia, eenn iie fpribt fur fib fsIbff, uno
wdbreno ie IN ibrer Birfun9 qdnBIib un.
fthdcIib ill., befrsit fie cas- Spfsm Don otn
ilbeIn Solgen elmer potbsri9cr un9sftti6Rn
BebancIunq. SiefsIbe bat bsrsit5 mtbrne
eriiounence Rursn bsrvOrssbrodt. unb SWar
in Sdueu, no Der 9atient SobrsIan9 bic
Stubs bhtsn muBts; unb fclbt, Die fb
uur nit Srldsn fortbsweqsn fVnntsn, hno
| ourcb oru @ebrduth pcn sintr bis feds SIa,
! fbsn bsfrsit wUretn. 3cu9niNs pUn &uren
uCn osn acbtbarlfsn Shr9ern Fbnnen perse'
ieiat mercsn.
E@ Rsins in dht auBsr fis trist bm nit
bIduer 3tnts 9efdrisbsnsn Namsn ot5 81.
9sntbImer5.
Scnrb Gnnatper,
Gi9sntbdmsr, 2ctbIIbem, YcnnE
Sanuar 2, 1851. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Sutauun9s: Slhfii9Eeit Obsr @a9enfatt'
Sin grU8rS GfittrG fir SySprpiia!

gGrtttt yen 3tnuct, crcr btm ritrttn SNa9en P'S
Sttn, noChlmusiiun9cn pcn 8aron etebt9, rem
orcgsn ptphc!ceiIbsn Ghmilisn, purb s. g. Scu9bs
ten. NJ d., SIC. IL Nrrc atbtt SraBs, 9Ruapt'
pbia, ga.
DIS in rvobrttb Gin punNwGorss gTttti fiji lnwt'
Saulitbttit, Dpsptpio, CitlYutbt SebtrbelthpHoHL
@riicpfun9 unp NStiIitat Guf notiirltdbe 9Ret
rurtb esn natGrtitbsu N9cnt, ben 9ollrllthen SaTt
beitGnb.
rGin hotGer SbcctSfdprU SitItr 6t0i9tttt NIT 2EoS
bcef in etpa ;mst StunOsn au9rbaIb Dem gRa:
9tn Guf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Sr. Gbrtfte's
Gn[pnlliftl,c6 .Nal6Dnnb

rpirb octrnht fir ate glrfhlprrtcn rt5 safes cNtr
SppitS his Nrcntbttts, ha9GHt;iturun0, nrpolr5 une
tr0Etrs GcpilpCN Stlrpi,liCu ICs series 9eIrGiNti
I'M Cictbt Cjcnlmmt uub ejcr0uitb IN rCn SrrCn
Gautrcit Hic Gcp0lmiit nerves ib lenr ClCntSuoUe
1 Nrntt NhInrfltN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
IUUU loI0e N0lIe
Or. GbrtftIc'S
@Nlndllif6e Q!rm6anNcr

lciltn GrcBc Girnfriu Sdncnpou Gpupulicucr, mas
mpbifttcu StislUCrScn uub 0tdtmtincn &runthcttcU
rce Sopics uuh Ntr ctCrn GrircmtNtcn. GtcuiU5
tc C'idlipruhiSFctt unS G!icntrdbmuuN ducn uttcin
bit rurdb NHnulCt 0u utrvpirr GUcrdts IN cen Gtr'
tcru cttr 0ntcru SrgOntu ttS &prpcrs crjcugt ptr'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
neugr IIa9r1b
ill GmauS.
Galpn.psl Sss.2ebr
IN GnlauS.

Tl Macht bisrcurh 1tincu
5TgM SobIrsiten Srsuue,n u.
|5.s.1 5gi: {s>E E47-- rem 9ubIiFum nbers
s n - ss:. = L baupt ris Inisias, oaB
EiSfn7i silG. III T3 er pas ,,&entse $40.
NsSA;s Z 2sss:ss = - 50 tel" in Gem Stiot"
den Gmau5 (Frlssr bewObnt pom Sem
~ 81. Gftba1l besVqsn BAT. unp fido pa,
lsIbt 10 eingeritEer, CAP sr 8tiisnNs iUwsbG
eI5 SSausrn uno anosrs eahin Pommen.
es 9Citdfr3Isuts uno Runrsn aufs brfe
uuo brqusmfte beoisnsn Fann Ssine 8et-
ten fino nru uno Rute nno &rIlsr nit ben
brfen GpeiFsn uno Getrinfen pcrfchen. =
StaIlun9sn une SheoS finb 9srdumi9 ano
bequCm einqerlchtst. unr elm iOrsfamsr stan.
fnedt II immsr bel Der S0anp. sGaIIer nno
GlsS fcnlf n6tSiqe if i'm l!ebrFuB uOrban.
osn, nno nitt5 fUa 5nr bcfisn 8sSisnAllaa
ga er eurh msbriibrias @rfabrungen
nit cen pFidbtfn sints 9uten @irtts bsfannt
wurSe, 70 fchmeit1sEt ct fi;t rprth quite Ses
eienuna an biQj9cn Yrsiicn sii.H IibsraIen
3uipruto ;n rertitnsn.
april II. 1851. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Gin Dte 5ccrEn.

9Sr battIn clren ptriHgttb:uI2trd non Iatj, Gaf'
fiircres, Gdfe'mcretto, ErpcCcs, un0 oIIe Its
ten Rcdicfs auf eano, ptt mir netNrlltb gu Zen ptt
f,jtiisn YrcFn rGrtaufu.-
S,cftuftuifc rrn isccr Scrtt,-cjn OUTER Trttfd
fir uur GH Gsnts, pcu oam man niht 9lauttn utreG
Dap Ct fir ben rcppat;n prs5 fa6riJr mSrosn tSrnc;
attr "a mir i'm oui ltutcn touftn c 0nn'n mir thn
an snsn grtiie ottofcu. Sc audi ein0r CUTE 4rtltd
fir I24 bis 183 Gents, liz rid mCbr mcrtb fnr.
Sentmt alIo sttIc!-QEtr sytoutsn nb Die
bStbten gRarttprtiE fir curc YrcbuFtc uUo pcrtaun
cub Sitter 9criG cbtftilEr ais in Gotten, 9tthIbem
glISncun, 8uetcpn, SPrOrir0, rccr ir9tnrme fcnft
mir Qctcn ritts trum wr !--uuo prun unfcrt Sttttr
nitbt Fno pis mir a9cu, 70 nchmca ror fl: wrHd une
srlatttn rae Gto wiI0Gr Gs 1T tics Gins CUTE une
rare G5dellublit-robIr ttum lnf,r 2tcbr 1T on9c:
fttlt nit ,.B&r9Sn" ron Crem Gnos lis gum ouoern
uro pru untEn an F5 cbtn btuou6-iut ttnnlt unp
belt fsl
g8eEbner unb SrGi1Ig.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
!G5asos asa,S Ssotfe
@inc 0uttc Gruno,

Ser lluterf6riebsne wiufbt burb pri
uatbaneel Su psrFaufen,
<REzA Gimc 2Utte @;rnno,
li:iiNsAs 9clsacn ouf Ger rpeftliden Seite
Esasssss5ss3sA sasss5A Der Qun StraBe in Ger Staot III
lentOmn. 9rrnSeno n6rolitb an Marp Sang
mere, fuoIib an @Iia5 Mere, meiiIib an
Sobn NOnnematsr uno 6iilib an beia9te
Unn Sra6s; entbaIteno 7lR SUP Srpnt
bel 60 Sup Siefe. Sarauf iteben:
ID Gin gut sin9cribtetes @Obnbous, Ca
runter 2 Seller uno cine Qbtbetlung fir
GobIen uno bic SDcrant; binter bsm-
felben 1T Elm Snfofen nit 8aubbau5.
p Gin Stag fur 3 Stlf Sieb;
81 Sin @a9enibep uno ein 9CISf6cp.
Uuf Der Cote befinom fb einigs Sbft
tdumc, Elm lt6ner @arten uno cine pOrtreff'
lite Gifern mil elmer uepsn potent pumpe.
&a5 qonSe Sau5 in nit Qavsmcnt nm
9sbsn. NibueS 1T Su trfabren bel
cynep6 SS6lfer
prbrbaft ouf otm Gi9su3bnnr.
2(Qcntown. SuIi 81. nqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Sic 3clercur uno g1euralQia.

Ticic idrtfhtu uuc idmcr;littru Sr6nthritcu tpcrt
Scu 0udcutdIit crcihtcrt eurdN ric 2InpcuHHuG tcs
GalpdHiidH C5Urtrs, SUBSTANCES mo SuSumS.-
Ger 0jurcl pcrtrcitrt tic @cttrittat burb ed5 Spt
tenn; ca 6dstGrS bat ttncn lpfAitn Greet uie S0s
icu i0nlmrrpollcn 8ciawtrrcu it cine 9rbprijr 9n
luruflluO ufCblbar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
OutcnSWdQret1.

Die ltutsrjciductrn BADEN icctsn ucn Mtu:Qcrf tr:
toltIn, Gin ouS9CrG5utC5 uuo Ol9tucirss Ahrrtgmcnt
ven Su;cutwaarcn, weItNc fs un9crtDnlicb ttIi9 i'll
9Ttaufin wtOtns fnr.
Qrcs, Sub unc 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Giihtcru uno GonpuIiirnen,

GNicfc nrthttvrcdcrStn SitidlwtrScu wcrSrn itmcr
turdl cine luprNuun1 eCr 9iCrUcu bcrrrrIcbrnGt.-
Ger Surttb bic ?rnIt1nStr nn6 b0s Iluteum rtrerl
ian icSCu SGn turirCu, 0lcdlpici mic lunG cecr at
tCr 10tirnb rtcr ipe rartuactd tit &Fidw5rHc III.
SnDircde mn crduncntc SHpcIir tinb nIilr I'M Sc
lis rcs Gilrutblimcrs.
GaSirc huuScrt SCM0riEe Won aacn SEcilrn tc5
gGHVc5 uuS ppn tCr GuECrcrlCuli6ltH 9iGEur tpuucn
Gui SScrdudCu GcGctCu wcrtcu.
GaSCinc SIiibe orCr lITbraucntlitlfct in nit tcn
eBcprGub Oh. 9brifis aaluaHIidcu 9rtttcin pcr'
buuCcuJ ipntcru fc tounCn pCH tcH ibW0hi:dhcn
Ncricrcn nit Scbtgfeit gur Gt@crbtit GrtrNGcn
lptrScH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31

aSrctfc:
Der 0utpaniihe Gurtd, 1rti Sbotr.
1as Sopariitbe lbosbano, 5rptI StOItr.
Die 9alpaniibtn lrmtduSr, Gin Sbalsr teCS.
Dos ma9udjilbs SIuieumL Gin StoIEr.
Gsa0it artiscl frS NIT rofltn nnS ttutlihcn 9tr'
pciluuNCu bcdtcttct. QampItts mir rpuCn Gtnicln.
hcitcu tpuuru Won cen 0utprtrttn agcHitn crbal.ch
wcvsCu.
8dcnocre 8arnung.
GSr NOtan fc per SIlfbuuBcu uns wertGloicn 9ia'l
m0cluu1cn aai icinsr l6utb.
.. 6. ayfpreGcao, NJ. ID.
GCuratN9tnt fir tis @ersnt3t'n Stoottn,
1872 9rcatipoN Gai:gcrh
eTSGioc TbaeGort 9y,ittd Rno gum @itauf lei
Gjntl,, 9Jpung Hus SrccIrr, agentn fit 2tglu:
tOun, "a.
Saylsr so 1851 rql Non
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Senfer 95leuben.

GctGm crboItcn Gin 0rcGts mo pcuitSnoi9sS 2ftrtt
m;rt 9cn6ttr Stultcr 9IrueGu mtbt ttr pttitiI ptr
tauft pcrpGu pen
9rst, GutD unb So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
SScvoduuu1.

sSerSauung rirS GGuptfd6ltb int A)to'cn tewcrE'
frlli0t, tprd Suite elmer Sliii0tctt tte I'M 9citnetn
idlutBt, Gruannt bcrGafrii6c Soft.-Sise 6iEt0tttt
in paS GrpEtc 9(ufciluO$mittCl Ger Spclle, ecr ret
uno tcr @tHGcipcict 0bHt tIhcltc hnect tciHe Scr'
rduunG lutt-feiuc 2Scrp0Hbluu8 Der CRETE ut Slut
uuS feline 9Idbruu tcS NprptrS: puocrr rei ebr etn
uurcncr, ftarrCr, tbmCrbdrtcr nm ;ertprtnbcr Sl'
GlnS Hrs 0auicu 2Scrp0nuuds sIppNrats etli l6p1'
nrlt diItcu 01itritru gait, uuO hdher tie Srdntbtt
SIS GicnO uuS tit 5dwdcOc Die b0Surh cHtfteBt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Grparricn

--E~. erbulttn, ipdtb, mir ron 10 tis ID Yrts
fIg-& N ,iut biui9cr abFecn, ol5 its il Sprr ptr-
If5iEj fault luurren.-Sult tcmmt uno tbt
.ssLsl4z-411.Sssnrot unisrn Sucfer; bcn mstFsn 10
Sent 3udtr ptrtaufu rur nun fitr :, unp Den GGut
3udsr fir 6'S Gnts.-
lInO &afiee-ob! zen tctn &ic GofT'e ecr L
nab ectha Gaunp 9tbrotbt wurce attCu mir fUr nur
10 @ent5 Scmut uno friC9t cutb iult Curl en- goag
@funo uno prttir ibu 70 lpIrbct ibr autb c fogcn.
llno ronu nit uritrm SRriafieS, "a NcbCn mir
nbCnO Scn 20tm paS nctb otb0rt wurre grrttrt iuft
Cricl uuirn 10 Gent NJic!oNs, rem mir cub fir 6,A
Gents psrtaufn 70 pcro ibr cub ttIr ole site uEp
Sualitit an i;ncm prciS critountn Der Oltrtcits
I2& unp 10 @tnIS NlrLoS tC,t tsi unS nur 10 GMtg.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
Witbt un0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9lue 9(critt Gctrr ;N rGf tirir idrediit RrGr'htt
lard elm SiunIcl an ncrppfcr @utrdir in eru
tr0utsu cjlirScru rrruriNt miro. gr. GrrGtts So!r
UauiirC rittci cutfcrncu titcH 9lGn0c mn brinlCU
cine SGujlidc rllp ppnitdurilc sur Server.
1000 lclde Sale
fiuS luIGrcuS Scu icBfcr ;ut Satrru ou Or, Gfrifr
iMo iriue 9l0sut;u tcridttt rpprtcn, Gle ppUtpmmcn
bcruCtlgUt lpurrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
RerUen.G g y 4 c m 8.

9)c'c ihUnc unS tcacume 9luwtnSunI ccr mpltfriU
icu Sraftcrcn q gdip6rtsruSu unt SltGGncttemus 8
III pcn dusGcSCihuctcn 2tCritCn bciSCS i'll @urcvN una
ecn SScr td0tciI ais ole ith1Bbarft metjiuiter Cut
NefuH1 pcs Srit0itCrs 0ncrsannt rproCu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-31
g q / . ct s.

lut;rpi:bncte tcro,brttj9eu ibre 3ah!rebtn 8unctn
uno has TutItum ttcrhuupt bo6 Ne icettn ven slal:
gcrt crholttu hotGn 20 Stide Drtt 9'N Sr9rotn
uno 9rdTl CARPETS, rertn SdGubet uro SuotitSt
niht NtCrtrcfn rpcroSu tSnutn in eistr Stact, kbr
ttQt9 R 9:rtOufcn t;i
pr,g Gutb uno 60.