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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

% Man bat btretbnst. ta6 9egsnwdr-
tia "a 600 prctiQrIOfs drifIihe 9smsin-
ben in cen &errini9ten Staatsu bsfsteu.
Rimmt man an.oab iibrIitb 800 9rsoissr
erfcresrt wsosn, um bic 8anSsIn elmer aIsi'
den 2tnSobI, bic nit Sob ob9tbsn, Su befes'
en-, uno oa6 aus 40 SbeoIOaifbsn QnlfaI.
ten unferes eoness blOB 1900 idbrIi6 in'S
prebiotamt sintrstrn, 70 bistst oisfer umr
ffano cine bstrubts Qusidt oar fur ole pisIen
@emeinoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Der @briv. Nr. @risbane.

Die Gonfersnes Der MGboeifi gpisecpa.
lifhen Girhe oisfeS Stats. bat bti ibrr
neuIicben Sieun9 befbIO6en, ta6 Der gbrw.
5srr Brisbane, pet6sr Isetss Sabr all.
bier ais preoieer angsfisat MAR, bic bisiiae
9smsinos nOtb elm Conference Sabr bsoie-
nsn fol-. Sin Sabtreib untsrfbrisbsnes
uno fur Obias grlaubniB bittenoss S6rei-
ben III irnsm Eorpsr hbufunpt porcsn.
SS g8ir lino srTubt wOrten anSu,riaen
oab SufOlse biefer @nif6spune. 6err Bnss
bane am nddifen SOnntas Moraen, 70 ME
ees Qbenos in Der bislisn Mabceiffsn
Rirte preeigen pirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Gtaotpabf.

SoIeenbss III bas 8rfultat bsr am lekten
in biefsr Stoet eebalteuen ggabl {:
Die grpahlisn iinb nit einer banS (0El ttlsithnst
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Gilbcv SurrctictI,

Die i'm Ssnate ins Teine 9efdrieben
uro eurh cas- Rsprdfsntanten 6au5 De;
@Cn9tr6es paflirts 8iq in 8streff brs ell
ber. 9eIp llmlaufss uerfist. Na as pom l. Sun
eiefes Sabre5 an neus SiIber. WuuSen por
einem balben SbnIsr, sinsm pisrtel Sbaier
elmer Dime uno elmer balbsn Dime nit ei-
nem 9r66sren Sbeile es9irun9 CRupfer 3u
fak) ale Su oen 9e9snwdrtisen MunSsn, 9e
prd9t weroe. Die Ma6re9rI wiro aIs clint
BON b6bffer Bibtigestt bstrabtst. um oil
GOurant WinSe i'm eanee su erbalten, mel
DE BEL isoem @efbdfts. Serfebre 70 uneut
bebrIid III. Da bic Sin bas 8sprdfen,
tanten SouS paiiirt bat, mitb folte am |.
SUM- b. s. in @htfamfeit treten.-
Srauri9es @rei9utB.- Qm IL
WdrS srbisn9 iitb &eubsn OOfert, Elm Rua
be uonSwifbeu 8 unb 9 Sabrsn, Der BEL 6rn.
SUbnG. MliIer. IN Mcors SaunIbip, glor.
hampton County, wobnte, nit snsm Rie-
men an caS &ef in oem Rubffau ces be-
fasten .Srn. NlIlsr. Man fano ion NIT csm
&iemen an benz 9aIfe bffrliigt uno Die 5fnie
beinabe auf Gem Sooen bdn9eno. Cine
Surp putee BON 9cnrao ReDcr, @iq., su-
fammen9srufen, bsren IuSiprub ,,SOride-
Iide SslblieutIsibune" mar. Man fonnte
nibt erforl6en mas ibn Su eiefsr Sbat be.
rpc9en BAT.
N nDie Nem Worf &litune" III in
5ranfrsib perbctcu mprcen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

S Wlifan, Gin etdbt6m in Suron
County, pbiO, brannte Dor sinissn &a8sn
ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

ES Der @eftsrn @ifTOnarp bat firs-
lih Jmifhen ben fotiilifhsn Sabslen Der
RsfOrmiftsn Grhe Don 1910 uno 1850 cine
ssnous Sr9Irbun9 nn9sfsnt, bertn Gr
ssbniB innstbalb oss 3mif6nraumes pom
Ssbn Sabrsn foIscnrss @ab5tbsm anSsiat:
5upoths on Yreeiseru lis, oeer 62 prcsnt
aupntbs an Ssmeinef9tisoSrn 25,732, cer So,
grcftut.
SOr Ssbn Sabren bate tie Gsformirte
Rrte nur c II Seminar, a in @ole9ium,
,mti 3silfhri1ten, uuo cine @ifiOns9efsu,
fboft. 9s9enmdrtis sdbIt ciefsbs brsi Col.
Is9isn, Swsi SbsOIp9ifbs Ssminarisn, brsi
MifiionsgsislIfttoftsn (sine papOn cine aus.
tineifts) uno feds 3siifbriften, ndmli6
oCn ,.9srman 8sf. Mt6sn9sr", Die ,,Gefor.
mirts &irdsnjsitun9" ben nBsfisrn Mif.
fonnrp", fimmtli6 orosnHibs Srgane Der
6irts: mis aud em ,,Dtutfbn Erhsns
frruno", cas Merensbur9 RsUisru. unb Sbe
@uaroian, rtIhr alS pripat untsrnsbmun.
gen Su bsttaibten fino, obsr fdmmtlib BON
rsfCrmirten prebi9ern reei9irt mGtm. =
(&sf. GirtenS.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Slnhbinnn Der Slufnnbr Nip. O.

Die Gang; einsc cts pfcitsns III 120 5ue. Slid
SO. mjSt Is. SIC. 2 mift 60 uno sc. miGt 45
SUP
IRfl6Iune son go. J.
Il betam 1l6 Suicbsl ptd an 80 ets. ptr BufbtL
y 6Gtam 1873 Bulbd pcd an 81 Cts. psr guibd.
NnH6iuno Scs Hdtbicls Stp. 3.
Der &nepf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Irci U7dnnsr, g unO 6, icntm Gin Stdd Irs
tst tbun. Il teuuts ss ttun in elmer ehinct, @ in
Drcipirttt rcn cjusr Stlnes uuo in cincr halten
Smnce. gBtm nun Il anfin9t 81 ar6sitcn Gin abtst
ucn sulr Stunps cbs eis an0srn ypa anfanscu, uno
nahbsr ar6tEn Ole orsi ;unnutn-in tvsltbtr 3;it
rriro raun es Irbsit 9etban?
6. g.. 91crrrpbsitbal)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Ecn S,erSmf,c;tF,on1

gTfsr 0rudIr-0er 81. 8. g., rnrr ucn ben tctb=
IStItbtn 8itbItr rrn otdtaun, na tis et 9Bcb, Dec
mstifeu, pSil id itcu acilbu bat rpis en- 1stl scn
cen SuGcu an s9r aItsn 8irb Guaro gtitannen babsu
uno 70 ptittr. Sau mill itb suh 9rao lalsrr mas IS
IT.: 9Heuu Sbr feline 6eercu Sumnltu in biz 3eitun9
ttuu fGuut ols ps Sc. uro &C. III ranr Taft ibr
ts bscr uuttrps9s Sbr tprGt binnth Die gIcrerpbdtz
ba(Isr tcmnltn nit rrtm Gitriih-o6er br IaGt bsIsr
cirs Su9tr pcu urs, icrit ItrnGn mir sb urb 9 G.
20 Suuncn FIN net nlSbr fer uns III bun, ats iuie es
mar for Den drtcn Supfcn cen sSruei ;u perreiBCu
-glau a6sr look out ihr !btitaunsr fer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

6TDit oiltrcier .2fufsute nddileus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

% nDie Nep Worf &ritune" III in
Sranfrsi9 perbOteu mcreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Sadfon. GoTutb bat auf fsiner &eiie
natb 9lem Orleans in oisfsr SauptifaNt ces
Stats MifGfIppi &aff ssbaItcn. @rwur.
be i'm &sprdisntanten 6aufs f6rmIib smp'
fansen uno bieIt, ais Grwisosrun9 auf eis
8swiafommuna bes 9OuperneurS Soots,
cine Ian9e Geee. GS wures absr nur 9e
ringer GntbufasmuS an ben Gag 9sIs9t
unO nur wenis m0tsrieue SlIfe seIeitst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Wemp6is, 27. Mirs.-Qm Oampf
boot 0oeabOuta5 serfpran9en bsute in Der
Rdbe oiefer Staot bsioe G6brsn ce5 Dampf
feIeIs. @s wurbtu oaourb abtSsbn per
fOnen Usrbribet uno abt psrionsn fdmsn
ums 9eben. 3ie SerungIidten 9eb6ren
fdmmtlitb ZEN mel[itben Staaten an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

lus Seros msIoen Die 3situnaen un-
term l9ten WirS einen furbtbarcn Qu5tritl
ees Srinitp StrCmss, mCourb grocer e da
BEN an9cridtst it, Die 5sltuu9sn aus
Gan Qntcnio berittsn, ras Die Saatfslosl
nod riemal5 Su ciefer SabrssSsit bsfsr sc.
1anosu babcn, ais oiefss Sabr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Weu.SrIeans, q. Mdr5. - NOiiutt
i'll bier anssfOmmsn uno i'm ct. Gouis so
tel absrlrsten. no ibm VsIe an9efebens Bur
ocr Die Uufnartun9 MAIDEN. @r belt an
ris Gmpfanss Committee cine srOse &scs
in Der sr ju prrfeben CAB, ea6 man feline
8soe in louisville in SsSu9 auf Senrp
Clap gan; falftb ausgsIs9t babe. ST bsab'
li6tief, funfti9e @Ods cine &srs an eaS
0ubIieum III batten.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Charter Oak Life Insurance 30.
HARTFORD COSNEeIiC6f.
CAPITAL s20o.OOo.
NAFEfAL
Securely iarested muir khf ebtetat 9II'to
me Conptroll,r n Me STATE.

sSffHFff1 7HffSfed Hnafy tat = 49,. ~ >
he Comptrollcr Qf'the State.
.,pry,sg coRNKR 0FMdiNa. Is lLbA SITS.
IA f,,,espy y, II is.ae reeies an the JOINT stock
,;,l.. al mon the Mutual rlan, thus combining
he bsafs Of both syste4as tie option ~ the INSURED,
- max - contracts upon any nHj ALI conditions apFaf-
raining 10 or connected 18th lite lks 81 Whatever name
uature.
Policies will b. issucd tie Inwe rates Of premium
that Gun be adopted and adori frqae security 90 tr
occurred and perpenity % the Institution
On the surrender at Life Polio The b5idcf YiI Re-
ceive it 5 equitable value IA cash.
This 1 onlpany rpuiusea % ed insurance on the
I've of ars8as going a. California. at fair rate ni pff
,,,r aad 10 grant perm IT. pr travelling. sea, and Tor
,ien residence "a equitable rates.
foIries issued t8f tho benefit l married women
the life their husband. any othfr refsau. sl
her separate ae, independently 81 her husband
an3 o the claims OF bis creditors.
The Con ptrellcr nf Pslc Account, uadef dlfeaf
99th Of laHuafy. ls5l. ceftihes that
The Legislature hsviHg tffoNa extraordinary ami
unusual Enards around tlas charter Les ts pfae. fla
alike Of the Company aud be pabIafhe strength aai.
" and well invested capital Of the afa iu s
opinion uHsurpasscd by any Lie lus4rnre GonliBla b.
tbs State ar Union. (sir0ed) r 4 Ptsatr.#
Comptroller Of Public Account. S'ate AZ Conn
Tho Company l. managed AMI controlled hy BaafsI
of Directors who personally Dtefsfrd sta, kuI
ders and policy hoidpr- Ia IT, sufcs-a.
Pamphlets continuing 81 premium md infpra8
ton IN relation the plan operations. ard all pae
necessary 10 effect Insurance tay be obtained nj thr 81
fee at the Company ef any OF tho Aennts.
y. T. NHlTlEMORE Lsnehbarg.
June as-sGm AGENT for ireinia.
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c5rEAG MARBLE WORtES

- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MarbIeWarl.
TO the corner of Main aud 9Th streets. wherein Ill be f
a fine assortment of Egyplian, Italian and Am,ric.1
S ma,D f aSa WIP , Nlo'e. Man
Any design in carving executed in the uc,lfc.t nam,
aer. Orders from tie country, with city reference
romphyauendcd to.
MIR. Il having served his apprenticeship in on offc
largest establishments in New York city. and lawn,
much experience in the business atters hinlse that
all work executed at his shop will give as entire satlr
ton as any done North or South.
Richmond. july l4-Iyd
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HENE PEsTOLs.-Just received Express
l. lot Of Colts Pistols, noTy sizes,
Warmers six shooters small sizes
Mayoar1s patti seIfPrming six shooters new l'ieh
Aliens lie -cecockiug Pistols
Alien. revolving pistols. ) and 6 barrels
r9.t steel double barrel Rifle Pistols, one trigger
Belt Pist, Is. cast steel barrels
So, holland Pouches. and Powder Flasks, new
uatapts For saIeby
WM Il. & &. FISHER,
sef, 9l.-ts OPPOSITE TIE FRANKLIN lloTFL
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RICHMOND.
Union STEAMSHIP COMP.


! NY'S LINE O.. STEAMERS sn1.I. e.
rgaa and Iiret"ia rtq Norfolk for Phiaaelti =
York.-1he 81, amsbips Pennsy ivaniu CAM R RI y
aud Virginia, Capt Teal, will, and after Na.',.if
81. until further notice, commenting with tue Pm
vania leave Richmond alternately every -H.s-
for Philadelphia and returning leave Phaderla Ia.
Wednesday. ''ie
Due notice vii be given. every trip, in all H.. a.
parrrs OF the hour Of their sailing. 'aiy
These Steamships have been built expressly t..
Inc and beautifully fitted up for the aeconr 's
Of passengers set first rate tubes and every a, h
paid to her comfort and safety. They are
yiIed with Frbncis's patent Metallic Life Ba li2.
great is altenand prompt attention paid ia Tho %
delivery of goods. In addition To the abo,s aie
inept, to travellers, have made aIlapo,,,, 'se
forward passengers through to New York b, , s %
.tcan4. 5oats thereby offering the public an - or
nv never before offered the same price of a'
r6rloble Delaware, and visiting that model ci, Ing
dolphin.
passage through New York in lst Ca4i. -,
found pIa.14.,. 81 90
do do do Second do
For freight or passage, apply to W
RO. RANKIN, AG'r., corner % Waters,
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LEVI ELDRIDGE- c.

No. Z, North Wharvcs PM,
y B.-Shippers will plea,e bear in mind. tl,, =
steamers leare trry Weduesday, and due uoi will '.s ~.
all times, be given to the hour Of sailing. o'
Tobacco carried through NewYork, nj On.
Boston, at Doc d box, and all other goods in pra.
ton.
Transportation to be made in superior and fs,..,f,
Steamers. RO. RANkIY
poy J.-dtS
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BESE 70 HHAND-A fine assortment Of French
- i German Tooth brushes dressing and t.e.,,,i
Combs, Shaving aud Toilet Soaps, Ruzols and Razor
strops. Lubins for the Handkerchief Cooenr
water Port Mouuais, Sc. Sc, for sale by
dec G-f> JOHN. II SEAY, Dnrri,t
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MERCHANDISE.


,','+I,.ed If b G. Bell hs entire interest II
ie rcefp Of royae y Bell Al debts due The I'm, VIII
De- collected bg +. Il. Payne; also the deois d''
tie eoneetn VII. be paid b. him c..
~ request persons having accounts ag a' IN II
10 bring them IN for settlement also all " 10 are
20 - '''' PAYNE < BELL
l. OCT. JuIy2I 49,
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WILLIAM JONES,
JAMES BEGGS.
HAMILTON BEGGS.

lEW GONCEEaN.-The subseJibcrs a. soel,.
ted hIascses together ON the hl-f instant for he
fasr, ra-posruf conducting TIE ruauulacaro
i5,@sytzzlafA - CABINET WARE. n, llr lid mi
&C. ~ nail h,ora af01a al S. Duruid u,.
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For ay rhefour Reyie@s,....-.-s3 90 peronnum
For any i"o.----. -----...----- . w
tHI HHN ihitt---- I w
For Bachwood5 MaeHiue..--....-.3 90
For Bac1wood and ilrcc Reviews. . 90
For BIackwood aad all four Reviews 10 %
The American rubsherre- pectfully invite the atten
tiouof eirfclow citjzcus the merits OF the above
works, feeling assured that none will arise from thci.
pcrnsp without being convinced that they subserye the
best interests of popular intelligence and add. in an
enneut degree the general happiness OF the nation
by importing to tie public mind heuthtu stimulus fol
hieh order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of ali the above works can be the ia
blcs Of the EIRGINIAN READING Room, where subscrp
tiuos will be received. sept 3--lts
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NNCnRIRG MARnLE MORKs.

4 hNtEGa tAts "a > fAbLL HOhAs'
= ADJOINING TIRE POST OFFICE. ITsoHurRs.
Va y GdpDES.s s mo. Paenflfssys. FER
~ ~ BfffmasHI Keep 90 hand aud faate 20 aflef
~ Northern Hrires ErsHf.1r and itaaH Al5fAla Man
tIaa plain aaI orasf.atal Maau sarut-. Tomb Head
md issl .sae- o#fIeH Rt-as CaaBt~f s'e. BareaS
l8d WHzh-.taai 49, inside r. Hs zEgr the shortest
aaI8cr. Asa.lIHsf sHa siadga tI..s.
Any sIIaf 3I4I fs5 raaaify. entrusted Ia ua vii
faithfully executed etb aeatnsss aH3 ti.rateh At
Aar18-Ifa J. I. GADDEN>' 4 BRO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or VlaE

LO.NUO.N QU.1RfERLI, TIE EDLNbURG
1IiE .NORIH BRI1ISH, MD UlESTiLN-
ISTER REpIEUS I'M BL.1ChJTOODS
.lLiGHZLNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, PrnLlsnERs,
- Fulton. aud 3 / Gold streets New York
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These vessels all of the first class built atIcrg
Of Baltimore, expressly for this tlade, and have supa
accommodations tor passengers. They are con.
handed by experienced Captains and qualified forth
tradeand who will spare excrtion to accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by ,teaa
and may be relied on sail promptly 5 ADVERTISED.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their interest 10 ship by Iii, .H
it is the only regular line and freight will awo!se
taken at the lowest rates, and every effort viii be made
by the agents in Richmond and New FORK, to gyesal.
action. unexpectedly nsk and hopeto succeed no..
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipred1g
this line to New York, will be forwarded free Of
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond
Rockets; in New York at berth No. l, Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURVE, Richmond.
CHAS. II. PIERSON. n. York az 10
Richmond, Aug 28-dts No.61. South Street.
N, Goods shipped by this vessel will arrne ia
much less time than by any other route and al neatE
one half the cost of freight. D. C.
nov 25.StaW2w
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MECHANICAL.


- "a
FAEK FASHIONS FOR 1874
IHHE su4SeI bar h4s naw received he SeW l srhs
! Baltimore aHH iffstdeiflta zsHleaaI Gaaf.eHsf.s
No. ] AioisskIn sis. black and shi9s. Beaver aat
Brush HATS which sf durability aad hfaats, reanut
BE -urIa-sed IN thu any other mari IT H. stock -
largo aH complete. e- sragag all Il t' Ka - AL
gsest agp,otss. - = e H4TS esf cALs. a.
fu hiehhe most cordially iatlt~- - 81 ieHds aHd
customer. anil the public generally. 60 givr H eall
before purchasing sI.ese 70 sfors s.iH Sc found
as cheap "a. aay a.I.f ezfahishmcHt 30 the cry All
kfHis II Hats ads #f1rr Ifb I'd dispatch.
y GHrfaaarrs fffts - fszi err fee = charge
CaUat the sigs - tie BLUE Hat
.rt2 NM STffZER
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BOOKS STATIONERY sc,
ash gOoKs. PIANOS, STA
IS . 8 8 q.gq ) y
NroW,s TIE TEuE.-IMroRfANfT TO

HoafaIg Meqa=fas IL ~ hare ygus subse1p''o1S -
y4uatrg 1888 II me commencement Of III nan to.ah'A
>ef.I gsar sa5.elip,aaHs 10 He GEAhhdL d"EAC
OFFIC Z. esfi1.tsled Jaig. 1872, nj Lg"c+2R'g' "a"
ug,5ff stf..t on aoor b.isp ie Po6 Dfice
LoTDWIG WARROC X > al
Gicfp Booa Estal,saeal and Gtaerot heehry i9' an
~ hecqap7e, Uaeo=m1s, A.e'e. cAeaP |est'fa-
..al.s.. 4 G DO.
- lae following Is a it, lsilh Prircs) furnished
s.atq delivered regular fec OF p9-iuge, nt NY counter
-. - l. --1t lLa NM. W.
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- Subscribers huYe lust received lot 81 iazl Hla
mad compressed Bullet., all .jzts. ond ior nile by
NM = * q FISHER,
nov 4-ts Opposite the Franklin ilatc.
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- VIRGINIA ElNE or Richmond

-saaS@s AND NEW YUM TAIkETN.-I Ms NeT I0m-
Inn is composed ofthe following Vessels, al ownci n
the city of Richmond and sails Jfom Ns,c Io,k eay
L0nr NlAS. VIZ:
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L1LI,Yla IT TnAT VmOsE BEAU-

w TIESof Oyercoats, received ia.l "efN' eIea's'
turll n sensation in thi> community Iath aDol. yoa
Overroafs hutfhe SONTAG'S the Coat that l. ii Ooai
~ least the k1ooiog otes say so II throws 'ey
Z, H. ~. had A fasv more left tire Lynehbuie
Cl5ihing Emporium. Il Lou" ~
der III
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Observation-Disclosures

LIVINGSTON PLOUGHCASYEN
i The subscriber has hand large lot OF the
ceebratea .'I.iviug.tou' Plough Castings, and will
continue to receive additions tohis stock from the onn
dry. 50 tbut there will be no difficulty ia getting any
ut the pieces belonging To them.
JAMES b. RENWTCK,
Feb l2-,lerfs on the Basin.
AtAHAMANDEEs sAFES..-A further sup.
, pin assorted sze- OF the w orid- Fair premium
Salr,. " just received and for safe by
n,,y a0-ts b SACKETT
ZEE a. JOHNSON ARE NOW RECEy.
K 1 pe. and offer fer SAFE at very 10" prices
80 bugs prime Rio Coa,a,
30 do do Eaguira 10
30 Mats supr Old Government Java Coffee
3 pockets Mucno do
90 bag- sup'r Coasto Rio do
with general assortment Of Groceries Liquors. &c.
nov lots
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-29

THE GLADE FOR sALE---I offer for sale m.
IL in Jefferson, known az ths Glsde,' containin
acrcs, 1856 cleared, and $50 in timber The qua
the land is unsurpassed by any county Of Jeferso
On the tract Is comfortable log dwelling well Of
water and stream running through one end OF the far
moreparculsr description 10 a. those wis
purchase win FIRST view the premises. The farm will be
at any time by Mr.. T. A. Lewis who resides near It, an
win give information to terms Ac. Application mt
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fsrson county, Virginia or 70 Mrs Alexander o. Gordo
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sYRIk.-DAMAscus.

About we left the ruins Of Baabek behind as and
proceeded through the plain of Bakaa towards Damascus
Our road lay along the base Of Anti-Lebanon The
aspect Of the whole country sterile and desoate in
the extreme There was not shrub on the wayside to
relieve the utter barrenness Of the scene or intercept
dazzling glare Of the SUM- which seen now in midwnter
had something left Of its summer ferceness The weather
was not warm, but the whsh Of the earth and the
unclouded brancy Of the sky gave that intensity Of
light so characteristic Of Syria and which is 80 destruc
tive 70 the sight that nearly half the inhabitants are af
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