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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Horses ON Railroads.

The demand for western horses in the East,
aud the great facilities now afforded for trans
porting them by Railroad, induces US to give
in the INTEL gencer. at least weekly. the state
of the Eastern Market, for these animals.
The railroads Of Ohio, lndiaaa and Illinois
in connec ton with those Of Pennsylvania and
New York, are now carrying number Of hor-
ses especially the more costly ones-to the
Eastern Markets. Although IL costs but lit.
tie less at present rates, to get them to market
by railroad than by foot. yet there is q great
deal Of time saved, and the animals arrive in
excellent condition, and consequently bring
better prices. A lot OF % were recently trans.
ported by Railroad from Wayne Co.. Ohio,
to New York at cost Of SIS per head. II
took eight days stopping to rest and feed
The cars are expressly fitted up to carry them
Horses can now be transported from Alton to
New York by Railroad with the exception Of
sixty miles, or they may bs sent by continu
GUS railroad from Terre Haute to New
York
This Is another evidence Of - advantages
of Railroads.&c.. Louis In.
DEyALcArIoS.- has just leaked out that .
distinguished Wing Office holder in this place,
who played Justice Of the Peace for year is
defaulter to the nice little amount Of $500 OF
$1,000 The Office of Justice Of thes1sace in
this town does not begin to pay, end the in
ducements to default are very tempting. In
this case the bail will have to suffer. and the
blow falls OH two honest, hard working men,
who cannot much more than afford The loss
People should be careful how they 60 bail, es
pecialiy for Whig office-holders.- Holidays.
burg Standard.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
The Suicides Farewell.

[These lines, apart ftom their literary merit
which is considerable, possess peculiar in
terest from the circumstances undei which they
were composed. The author sealed his SINGER.
ity with his blood for the ink Of the last stan
"a was not dry when the waiter entered the
room and found him dead from pistol shot
self inflicted In Difference to the feelings OF
the surviving relatives we co, ceal the name
The young man had ruined fine prospects by
dissipation and the tragedy occurred not many
months ago in one Of the New York hotels
There is deep moral to the song when We
take into account the bloody emphasis with
which il terminates.
What matters it that have lived SO long
And found solittle solace in the worldf
All will be over soon.
What matter It that every cherished hope
Has proved deceitful and reversed itselff
have no more ~ -,
vh,t fetKxs wfscxea bslors re- my ~ time Inc
My golden thoughts bestrew a desert shores
They are disturbed the less.
OF life with what fair promise didst thou ope,
What uliss portray to vivify the future
And how hast thou fulfilled?
Dye who once were my most dear companions,
The sharers of my heart, my hopes, my purse,
Why shun ye my solitudef
And THOU, deceitful-upon whom my hand
Wasted its bounty and my heart its love
How like you your new lordi
Farewell false world, false friends and false,
love
These eyes are bloodshot with their lates reve
No more shall wine inf1am them
Time was my heart would shudder f,perchanc,
NY heel had crushed beetle in its path
My hand now Stays VIPER
1854 ~ Boston Post.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

DRS. MORSMAN e. SANDERS
HAVE associated themselves together in the
IlPractice of Medicine and Surgery. They
will attend promptly to all calls at all times.
Night calls made at their residences on the
Avenue, opposite each other. y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
A. TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ Law, Iowa City, Iowa will practice in
che various courts in this State. May, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

MOUNT WASHINGTON IN Its GLoRY.-Friday
Of the week before last. August 26th. was the
great day Of the season on Mount Washington.
The purity Of the atmosp phere was such. that
soon after sunrise thtvisitors on the summit
counted one hundred and siriy sail of vessels on
the blue Atlantic. The spires Of the church.
es in The city of Portland. 80 or 30 miles dis.
tant. were distinctly visible; 40 lakes. includ-
ing Wihnipiseosee and Moose Head. lay like
gems of molten silver set in emerald. From
the summit Of Mount Washington q telescope
sweeps the horizon. This point will Be-
brought into use. ere long. by astronomical
science, and this spot become the GENRE Of sci.
entifc observations for the continent,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Mill STONES.

DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS, IExTRA HEAvY.)
PORTABLE GRIST AND CORN MILLS.
MILL IRONS, SCREEN WIRE, &c.
By NELSON HAYWARD,
West Water ST, ,Chicago, III. and Front 81. Cleve-
land, o. mayl6w1y#
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

L.. b. PATTERSON,
TTonNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"a Law, Iowa City. Iowa, vii! attend to all
fsssion. May, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

Esd or AN EvENryuL LirE.-Gov Poindcx.
ter. who died at jackson the capital Of Miss.
issippi, on Monday last, closed an sventful
political life. The Herald Gays he was the
first delegate to Congress from Mississippi.
and, on her admission into the Union, was i'm.
medately chosen United States Senator which
position he held for great number Of ycars.
He was lkewise at one time Governor Of the
State. In early life he was supporter u Gen
Jackson. but in latter years he quarrelled with
and became an inveterate opponent to the Old
Hero, withdrew from the Democratic ranks.
Joined the Wings, ady yocated q rccharter ofths
United States Bank. and supported Whig
measures generally. Owing to his inconsis.
tency in politics Mississippi eventually repu.
dia.ed him, and he was compelled to retire 70
private life. Mr.. Poindexter possessed tai.
ents Of high order, and. while Senator Of the
United States. his position was among the
foremost men Of the country.-Cin. Enquirer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

ga JAMES HARLAN,
A TTORNEY AT Law, Iowa City, Iowa
AOfice with E. Connolly, opposite the Land
Office July 81, l652-y ,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

a S. A. BISSELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
ALaw, Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
Nav. 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
r. B. GROFF

r. B. CROFT,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Marengo, Iowa co.,
hlowa. Will attend to all business entrus.
ted to him in the line of his profession.
N Bland Warrants located in any part Of
the State on the following terms. viz: l6O acres
$40; 80, 81; 40, IS. April 2l, lo52.-y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

WIN. II. WHITE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office on
i Clinton street, up stairs In Berryhillsnew
building: residence one dor south of court
,aouse. Will attend to all calls promptly.
Iowa city, August l6, 1852.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
WILLIAM E. MILLER.

WILLIAM II. MlLLElI.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IL Law, Iowa City Iowa, will practice in the
different courts in the state. All business en-.
trusted to his care will be promptly attended
to. -,
Office in the End story of Berryhils new
brick buildings, Clinton street,
Iowa City, August II, 1858.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

CHARLES A. ROBBINS,
WI ENGRAVER, AND
w Jeweller, Iowa City, at the sign. Of the
big Watch corner Of Clinton and College SITS.
Nav 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23

Suft t847 glbents aus ben gergen In Die Geasnt
berab. mo jeBt ibr 3ipn Frtt. 9tm Nlcrafn ees
24fen arbrten an Der Stelle f6on brci siliisf unf
eite gsec. Den nahfrn Sag besann Der crlle
Damn Sur 8epaGruns lidb gu erbebrn. slnt
frl9rnbrn bepaansten lie fiinT 9ldrr nit &artpfe
frln, unb am q. Suli wurpe sur @runbIenle-
9ine her Staet ssfhritten, bic 70 ma9i;G fhnelI
Iid fiillte rnb austrritetr tab iie, als Tie Mprs
mpnrn AM "a. Sul 1851 ben Gag brr Oriints
lms trer Grtpnie feirrten, iber $4,000 Scppbt
nrr Sdblte.
Da Deieret an Ger 9rcsen lietelaublfrabe mad
Californian liest, 10 fnben bic 9aufenrs bon @uSs
tpanberern nad ben Wnrn am Sarramcnto bier
einsn Srt, ibre mdosn 0lierer aus3urubsn tnb
ib nit neuen gcrrdtben gu Serfeben, brprr ie bic
gSdlien tetrsten, bic ile nod 3u purhwanbem ta.
ben, ebe lie pas Qanp ibrer 8anI6e errri6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
3nAmd,ts.Sans. lIIouso of Reruse.l J

Drr25. Sabrrsteridt pieler SelIerunss s-glnitalt
III fpebrn eri6ienen. Gr ,ci9t, Dap pabrrnp peS
SabreS 1852 in Dem fpeiben Department 164
Snabrn ,mb GO 0lar6n unp I'M larb;scn Drpar'
trmrnt SO &natrn unp Al Mdp6en aufsrnrmnrn
linr, i'm @an3en aIio 404. 9Sabrenp rrr Belt
,rurrrn 307 entlaiIcn, n6nli6 pom rpeiben De-
partrmrnt 1869 &natrn unp SO MGr6en ltnp pom
farbigen Trportrmrnt AZ Snaten ,mo 81 Wdps
den. 9lm ShlulIr bes Sabres ttfanpeu Iid in
Der gnItalt 233 6nabrn lmp SO 0l1p6cn, paritns
ter t49 wci6e unb as fartisc Snatrn, 49 weiBe
unp 40 farttge Maphrn. Die 3abl Der felt Der
Stiftlm9 prS Snltttuts i'm Sabre 1928 i'm tpei6en
0epartement 9Iufgenonmcnrn mar 1861 &naEen
unb 677 WGbden, i'm fnrtigsn Oepartsment felt
1850, 213 &naben inb 16 Ntdr6cn. Die 9ai,,
&c 3a9l Der Grpesf1le in Der 2lntalt bat n,tr 36
wriee unp farbi9e tstra9en. Ter glrst crtbeilt
DEM Gelunpbeitssut tanre in rrm Snltitute eit Iebr
9iiniti9rs 3eu9nib. Ter Setras, mslfrr burd
8natrn I'M irei6en Oepartrment Grpprtsn lit, be-
lGuft iih auf 5,127. so mp Der I'M fart9en auf
St,526.76, suIaumen S6,654.59. Die laufrn.
ben gluSgotcn peS wriGen 0epartcmentS warrn
St4051 .65, bic bcS fnrbi0rn S9,7S4 IA, ms
ianrmsn S24,045.02. Der Scridt Ia9t, inpem
er Ii6 ouf bic 9rpee 3unatme Der tusenpli6cn Gnt'
litttun9 tc;icEct: Sn prr atddt, engr 9lustunft
iitrr OcIrn pihtigcn @esenitanp brrpprSulrden,
baten bic Dtreftcren cine Selpbmr9 BON St00
fir BEN trtCn 9lufiab unp cine ppn $50 fir BEN
nddl tcfen 9tuffab iitrr bic llrladrn lmb bic te.
item Wittel, bic jugenol6en @crgebcn su Serbnbeut
a,is9eiest Die Griprterm9 hes SnIttutrs TT INT
8au te0riffen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
8 rtefItHe.

Cine eiltt Der Qirisfs rpdhe tis Im ttetrn Dentaa
Mcrsen auf rcm tteFs'n gctamts tisssn sstliss
zen fno.
gRarc Mtrisbt 1nsstins abIuni, Sufau au,ber,
bcr, GIilabsb lrnclo, Ferdinand Bsuntr, eafarstta
9artbeteeru, Glija 9tIins 2, G5ioeen Burtsrt. Sa=
tcb 0setlsrf. Sranfs .. Buff, 8subsn 8ub, @mma
03etliul. Gcpbia Btif. SRarp 8ur9cr, geiIIiam =
glapel, gaiIiam GlapcI, Sebn Dsibman, 8. 9. Dee,
CSccrat Daslina, Sil9bnian .. Tcrnsr. benrp Dcn=
merit Charles Daubsrt, Sarab 1crnsp. GParia Dcidhs
man, g. Sa. Gnsslmon 9, sla. .. Gtsrbarb, Scfspb
Sunt. Sbcmas Senlftrmathsr, e. 6. Se9clu, Sbemas
.. @intin9ss, Mm. gan9cvir, San,es San9eper2s
Sateb Gjecr9s, Daniel G,ermon, Ircs Grecnpalts
y. Ganspars, Sclcpb 5uber, G. q. bsif, Ganrp
6edrrte, Rctcrt Scnee, Gbarss 6uarptnbsrssr, Srfs
ls Sucup, @lias Same, Msrauoer 8. Sneue, 1dnid
8. Slcs, 6. q. 8neue, WaCfts Same, @abrid aeipsr.
9atb. g7. Sinetote, 8etsda Ancue, D1aGrs aame 9.
scltpb saueCnhlaser, Charles Cunt, Satt6- eaharnt
Oapib I1eninssr, Dennis SQsGtiun, g8itIiam seit.
9euten Masptr, pttcr Gren, g8ri. goeihatt, Gtpin
yRiuih. Ann 9. S1aepsrs, 9am Rcrrbare 2, Scbn d.
'sPi6ctas, Scbn Slfn9er, Schn Ssinau, 3subsn Sss
man, Sobanna qshte. Senatbon 4eihbavo, Gecree
ReIsnterler, Sfaae SRaut, German 9e1tb, Gecrae
Rise, 9. II. uno g. email. .. g2. Ststnterasr, scbn
Strtmtrper, sSchn Sehtatncb. 91athon Gbafsr, Reut
Sbcit, Gbru. shinod, q. e. Gisfrisn 9aufis GINS
clr, 1il3bman StaslIr. Smtu Geip. Gscrse Gtreue,
Sonatbdn Stsrner. 6. Staftr, o. q. Sbca. osnru
Ssip, SalIanea Ssi1s. 1nianra Snsare, Goihar,re
Ststtter, S1arp Shinosi. q8iGam Sranfaf. gtisterb
1rcrstf, GRi9nd GSos, aeren g2sautr, gcuiga grcts
rtnq.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
IJObanne5 1o(d),
0anmndrtner in Nllentaun,

Saum96rtner in Nlentaun,
5Sbrt nr6 INNER fort Sbf, une S6atten.
SGllme unp 3raubenltGde bon atler 9trt ;u ;ieben;
qepfelbGume BON bis 25 Gents bas Stiid,
S6attmbGurne bon 18 Gents bis 9balrr.
3ierratbs' SGume II. (. 10. CT Bat iebt lhpH 20
Sabre an ieinrm alten Stanpplas 8d,lme se1pgrn
tmr peib paber nun beIer raS in pieieni <ma
gut ttut, ais I'M eritsn Sabre. Gr iit pillsnS 1u
tbun, rrie er felbt slet&t scttan Su taten, tinb
ii banfbar fir bic bieberise liberale linterislms.
Sene Saumldute 1T an Der fiipli6cn Seite
rsS Stabtbd9cls, birter rein ,,Wanficn Sctel,"
friiGcr ppn G,intineer unO 8ledner beppbnt, unb
nate SenrY Gabriels g8eamanuf friber Don
6tnf betrirbrn.
0ESplte Scnanb cine Gcrte S6attcnbditme,
pber 2tcpfels, 91aumen,, &irl6en., glprifciens
Sdumc H. +. NJ spn irsrtb einer 0esrnb babet,
bic Ietne Sprte ibertrrfcn, 10 bietct CT ibn $40
fir ietne NiGe penn or i9m bic Sprte iiberbringt.
9tlentamt, SSeb. 2, 1858. nabs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
81 G It Or be III:

(Gin9tfautt rrrb poitcr SS9r.)
gtm 16rn MSr,, in Mrrrrs 0tacunsir, gSilIrn
Daniel, StbnGcn pcn SrnrY anapprntrrSer, I'M
2trn Wcnat IeneS glltrrS.
glm t9ten 0ldrS, in 5anpSer, Spbann Serrp
Sremirr, I'M 29Iten Sabre.
Su Der pprlebten Mpntag gtndt IN 81. g8brits
bal, alfreb, rtn SEbn6en brs Srn. DaSip WCys
er, int glltcr prn Sabun.
9Im 15tcn @ar;, in Serts Gaunts, Sannat,
Gbegattin pes Gbrip. Saicb Sertrlet, i'm Glitter
prn 81 SaGr, Wrnat uno II Sasen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23

ALE thrs 5rtunps uRe SuHcsa MT iteEr erat5arsa
art ron
Srdblin9ss unb CONNER @adren
an ben oItrbGsiten pue ptrtbsilhaftftsn 9seiu9uus
9Su ,u ulritbsu. Gle iabiu bobsr aue ein, ia uiebt
u perfiumsn Sab bei ihnsu ansuiprttbtu uno ihrsH
berrlihN Stcd pcn Gdtsrn ga beisbeu. 0erllbs
sntbaf alss mas ssbrautbt wsrosu fam pen
Odmen uno 9oerrent
uno Nisniane miro eabsr psrIansrn, eas rptr alice
her anfibrtn lcItn. Daruntsr btf'neen ileb
Seee 2ln Treblciee bic man panlfcn mag. Sat-
ins, 9ayeges, Sarese Delains, @lpaeas, Ipus
1elatnS, 9apas, 8attuns, 0netams, fanrp
WuSlus, Gpsngs, etc.
Serner: Gin Sclcs gAcrtensnt b ron alien
sctriiui6trn Sarten unb preiern, allfrlei Gast-
n,er, Satnets, 9pecps, sGelten;euse, Qeiue-
panp, mp ale anpere fir bic 9abrrs3eit paf.
lrnbe gsaaren, gu pteIfdittg ,u meIren.
&rmmt olic unp unttriatbI uultrn Stcd, cean trir
boben uns perbSrtits um sutb 2Gt rtbt gut ufriScsu
iu ftlItu.
&Iein unb Go.
W5r, %. nt5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
- 6 cirat ct:

9Im lcbtcn Mttpo6 @6rnb, burd ben Gtrp.
9srn SSalte', Srr g4iliam Qaptrn, nit Wdb
WarY @ritnrpltt, teire BON bieIer Start.
(Ourtb galtrr Sa9Ir.)
9lm t7tn M6r; Serr SIaac Suter, NIT Nii6
Gatbarina 5aBingcr, trtpe Ypn Sancprr ZIP. ,9lcrs
tbamptrn @auntp.
slm 20itcn Nidrs, Srrr Srtnrd 0tub, NIT gtib
Watilra ySa9ner, beipe BON 9llentam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK.

Die Nprilsyfuntmer bitIer titiben Wl0nats-
fdrift Iiest berritS auf mirm Slide unb TT mic
intmcr rtner gictis pobl psrtb. GObep brsablt
meGr fin gmrrifanilGr 2ittratltr unb grr3icruneen
ais iraenb elmer etner glebrnbubler, unp Idcn bes
ies labt NIT Si6ertelt f6leBrn, paB Der Snbalt
Res BUDS" pcrtrefflh 1T. Yrets SO paS Satr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
@QentDipn 6D6I6ule.

Die balbjdbrlde ,,Grbibiticn" Der alsntrrn
Sc6I6ule irirb Scnnrriiag qtenrs, ben Bitten
pieIcs WlcnotS in Der Sppfearpe Salle gebalten
werpn. llebun8sn wcrpen senau I'M O. nbr ben
s(nfans nebmrn. Stinbcr fTnnen ni4t ju9claRen
perpen, es ei benn il, Sssleituns ibrer GIten rpsr
Scrmiinprr. 2tm S6lub fptrb cine Gclette Sur
Seirrituns Der llntUFen sebrttn freroen.
Die SpmmerTbuns bieier Shule rrtrb, tpts ge>
ru5bnl6, ben tIten Mai ibren Gnfang nebntsn.
9pplitantrn telistsn 6 ,citIif beim llnter;sifne'
ten gu ntelcen.
6. 81. aebler, u. M., principal.
Wfdr, 23-na2m. Der QQentppn ScHIfute.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
0d5 idbrl. Grdmen

Der S6Iler ter 9lltentam gltabsn,ic piro ftattFns
ben in Der Srrfelrms' Sallc, am Dfcntas 9ltenb,
ben 2Slten Tieies. 0Snnfr tino 6rcunre oieeS
Snttuts Tnb bSfIi4it einseGarat bei;utpObnen.-
Die llebrnscn wsrren I'M z ntr beginner. I'm
Die gtuSsaben gu bedcn rutrb cine t!etne Souette
an Der Etars se6pben Tperben.
8. 81. 9rt9or9, 9raGpet.
gp6m %. nqiH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
Sribiabrss uno Scrners@aaren.
Orim nno Reninger,

4
SO. 5 @eft 6amiltcn StraBe, 1qentaan.
Ginb tdrgib vcn Mtiucrt uno pbilaottpbia nit
tiusn 9re6su ahcrtsment pcn
Srdbfabrss uuo CONNER. gSaaren
,ardd9ctsbrt tsitibsnc aus allen aru trCitutn gBaaf
rem, ais:
Sinebams, 2(lpacas, gereee Delains,
Wcu5 0elainS, Muslin be Se9e,
Gilt poplins,
uno ieos Guesre art sdeies Drte Gciee. aattuue,
RusIins, SIanntlIs, uno cine srrgs Gsrfhisesnbt;
ccn anocru eSoiss @c3cu9.
Sdr SRauns spcr fcus n.-Ms itlpar;cf,
tlauss uno 6rauuss Sub GaBiuisr6 pcn altR 9rSietu
uno Stptt, gBSlisn,ru9I Ssntudp Stane. unp eaNbs
ncrrts.
aSti nc gBaars u.-5adcnsts. Gamtria stpiG
9Rusliu. Gheds, 2trtips. etc. GbsnfalIs: esius:
pann, Oanast Diaper uno Quilts.
Srckbirts eatrs une Gf9inss, einsn 5dtbsr, 2rimI
min9s etc.
6cNsrr.-Giu pcGFSncises aiIcrtsmlnf rcn
prft. @Icpcs, W0irs Sbirt uno Draptr GrOpats ttt.
Qarpsti no - Gin 9rcBSS QGcrtsntnt pcn
Carpets, SlcrSlmb, Garpst @oss.
SpieaeL - Sin rctltrmmtuss 1ferttnent
:ru SGabrScnp Sram Spit9d.
SuetnSw aare n.-Gin tclIiS afIrrttmcnt
zen Sucensrrartn, in Sstts unp Gin.tIn, UNI &dufr
III tcfrieri9cu.
Grc;friss.-Is aafw, sudir. gbts, 8ar,
WdafIss. ScIt, Saciiusu, prnI9 SRatrsItn, unp On:
ocrt Grtiftlu.
Gar n.-Garpst:3ttttt icbsr Strti, 8auuapru:
(5oru, (brpa-; uno piie, eihEupic9tn.
9 str6nt s.-9raner, Sin, SRSint, Rum uub
IRbiStp.
aas Die c6issu artitin ptrrtn an zen atIsrnstriss
lien GSldb grsipsn prtauft-fdr Saar9lo cesr san'
osSptoSuttsn.
Grm unb Rcntnscr.
Iuentoun, IRSr; %. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
sc d 6 / | 6 t
9Serldn1t iperben F.:

Sci benz llntcrI6nebsnsn in S6hedspiGe, glorb'
g46ritbaG, Gin &utldentrimmrr, Gin SrbsmaGer,
lmc Gin 9aintsr. SUlde bic ibr Sanpwcrf gut
scritebcn fbnnen ouf suten GCbn unp lanee 3et
arteit rr6nen, rptnn lie li6 baio nelren BET
Spnat9an Se 6.
W1ar, %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23

llnsntaun, gGSri %.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
War, %.
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aHir matbtn hermit bic er9tbtulls 1n;Ii9t, cas-
mir crmuntsrt rcn piclsn fsbr abtbarrn Scittn une
uuteridet rrn ben srdnclidltsn Grfabrun9en uho
ausasbrrite1ten Gertiueunaen I'M Sns uno auslanee
nit btntsen Sage Gin @sibdft crSnst babsn. uelGee
rcrab ousnabmsrptiis bic 9ietrtibnn9 eoer RI prn
@cmnifitcussGclbaitsn gum 3psde bat Cine fps;
iclIe Brands oilsbtn, rpsldbe ourh &entratte init
ben erffsn uno teocutrnbitsn eeut6 'auerltouifbcn
3situnecn ssfhsrt 1T, piro tie @srmittciuns rcn
G6cnnSnisnissS SCrcr9unsen uno auIei 9e niisoer
9attun9 uutsr Zen pertbcilb aftefen BE.
otneun9en bilNSn, unr mir ta6en Die ile6srssu9un9,
alIiu bili9sn G5dnltsn prIItcmmsn Cnifprcd)su gu
tSnnen.
gair Titbcn init ben Stpa nGnfhsnspcrtbrn gsk,
rsu,rn oiS ptases u. r 10. mir @ersndsen gu Dttns
iim uno titfsn inter Sufbsruns rtsufcr gsebitnun9
III, cas- g2rftnclIsn ots puttltlnls
s0ro%ysrt, %. Sttrttr 1872.
Wenaet 1n3 9orf,
lis g'oTdu e., 2rfFrs Scd,, Sysnt'SNts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-23
SO drftp retfe.
Nreiie in Nlllentaum ann Nienitao
l1rnf Garpftinas.

0cr ltnttrfbrittcns bat cGbtn furd, ntut NntGnf;c
- Erbalttu, tinsn orc'en uno frtlcbtn Stcd Der
rtltbitIn uue niuctsn Strtts pcn
SrlYrt SapestrY, SriHclcr, hreisplrs fiperfeinr
Snsran mb Senetianii6e Carpets,
ptthS ollie ou cen winib btnswtrtbtltsn Stetn9un9sn
atsdoiIcu pErosn.
Shit cincm rclten QFcrttintnt sen Ssltuber
Sifdntd thern, Matttn9s, etc.
Sauftr iinp sriuht cine Stit9s llntcrfn6un9 anSu:
tIuSu. inrsm GaihtSufrn 9rc6s Snrusrments barge
tcttn wcrcCn.
81. g. gSalfer,
100 GbsIluut SttaGs, uuttrtatb Der Sttn Sdblsitc,
Ybitabrtpbi bia.
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interesting from Phllndclphin.

DISCHARGE OF NEAL, THE SLAVE REsCUER-TIlK
RECENT noMlCIDE-BRIG II. c. PRATT SUNK, ETC.
PMIADEIPHLA, Jan. 81 1853.
Neal the colorea man, who arrested last week,
charged with melting to escape from Anne Arundel
co, nty Marylaud was this morning discharged by the
Supreme Court return having been made the writ
Of ha,cas corpus
despatch from Baltimore declares that John Lamb the
messenger from whom the negro, Neal, taken at
Chester by mob severely injured and unable
to attend at Thiadel ha today, his physician having
Ircl ibi'ed him leaving the
levin William has been fully committed for trial on
the charge of homicide in causing the death Of Christie
Iher soohan.
The brig H. c. Pratt. which arrived here Thursday
from Bordeaux sunk last night at Almond street wharf
hayng sprung leak from damage sustained by ice in
conirg up tie river
Tie screw steamship City of Glasgow from Liverpool
-ih inst, has arrived at this port.
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Affairs ut tho State Cnnltnl.

L1CISLAT1NE IO1NGS---RAiI.ROAD ADS--CALORIC EN-
GINEs-THE GOVERNORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BANKS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY Jan 81 1853
The oldation Of the six eight railroad companies
between the Hud-on river and Lake Ere the central
route, into company, will soon be accomplished.
feing united under organization it is estimated that
better mediation will be afforded both for freight
and passengers, and cheaper rates established
Tie Pacific Raioa discussed in the Senate and,
obstacle to its passage the Of twenty
millionaires corrorators adduced, who know
nothing and care less concerning The project.
Tomorrow being executive day, several nominations
from the Governor will be received unless majority
shall determine to take up The Savings Bank bill which
Is yet set down n 81 ecial order
FailrCad tolls becoming prominent topics in both
Hcuses
Professor Rainey will lecture in the Assembly chamber
on Wedncsday evening" the subject of the caoric
giDe lie viii exhibit model.
Tie military making preparations to receive the
veterans OF 1912, Thur day morning. and the of
tie Assembly chamber has been granted to them the
evening They up for pensions from the State
Mrs sinclair is playing at the Museum this eyenng
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From Rhode Island.
ELECTIoN-FIRE-RAILR ACCIDENT, ETC.

ELECTIoN-FIRE-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT, ETC.
PROVIDENCE Jan. 81, 1858
Jonah Titus, democrat, has been elected to the State
Houe of Representatives fom Sctuate vice Mr. Roberts
deceased-the Maine law men and the democrats form
ing a coalition The Moderator tod the voters to bring in
theft votes for Jonah Titus and they did so.
A farm house in Crans.on was burned on Saturday
afternoon The flames spread rapidly that scarcely
anything as saved LOSE So 500; insurance, 81 5cO
John Ialy, conductor Of freight train on the Boston
and Providence Failrond seriously injured Satur
day afternoon between this city and Pawtuckot, is
sui posed by coming in collision with bridge When
the cars reached tie depot here, he found lying
the top Of one Of them insensble. lie alive at the
last accounts, but is considered in very precarous
situation.
erpire No a. while going to fire Saturday night
and seriously, if not fatally, injured.