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INAUGURATION OF THE EQUESTRIAN
STATUE OF ANDREW JACKSON.

The Equestrian Statue of General Jack
son will be inaugurated on the eighth day
of January next, when the arrangements
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pcB mU..S. Navy Yam. f1As
Washington. Saturday snovaiag. Sspt. ~. 1888
SIR I'VE, the undeTs,gned, hesds ct departments msf.
terw kmen ioIemen, and Others engaged In The Uned
States navy ard. ashng,oa, se constrained BY sen
ment OF Isoprely and more BY The npalse OF our
own stong feelings address yes in aisw sassIs WORDS
sxpp ssye Of our regard the occasions Of your intend
ed withdrawal IRON among us. We have learned wild
profound regret OF your resignation Of The posnca Of eas
neer and marhinis, OF this yard--a station you have
filled with signal ability and Distinction Tor nearly
quarter of century Relations Of The nos ttasaly and
agreeable intercourse. have always sas, sAosA
uo be lightly interrupted and when OF 90 lopg stand
ing csnno, be ssndsfed without the awakening Of warm
and deep emotions.
On looking back upon the gaH. we are proud to &c
kno that your skill, ssgacy, and peisevering L.
bors we are manly indebted for the present. high degree
OF excellence in the mechanical arsaagemen!s and fae
lies OF our yard Permit as 10 add. that while Tor yos
experience, judgment, add se'eauac assA'nmenls-rs
we entertain The gseasest difference fot your
personal qualities and your many virsses yrssy. NJ
are Impressed with the highest esteem. la separating
yourself from u.s. you carry with you your spMov.
ing OF every duiy faithfully dischsrssd
and you carry with you tho best wishes OF all with
whon you have been assoeisted Il aasN.s
In thus endering oar reluctant farewes 70 one Of the
Oldest and respected OF our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ne BET
you will regard This humble tributes not me language
Of customary compliment. bat ~ the smpes and hear,
fel, expression OF iervent feeling. aN aees' 49,
That your talents will hereafter find wider md MOI,
profitable field for heir exercise and illustration thar
heretofore. we earnestly hope and most o6deny b.
eye That happiness. honor, and prosperity may eve
attend you, we each aad al most fsrveasly pray.
With great respect. we subscIibe ourselses, your
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I" Europe and America = .. las .

Ma BosLAsDsis GENITAL AmkacAs-We learn from
letters received at New York by the Star OF the West
that Hon Scion Borard United States minister TO Cen
trail America, dscmbarked from The fdgaie Columbia, al
San Juan the sDth u, The sailors sing the yards
and afterwards firing salute OF seventeen guns his
honor Eighteen men deserted The Columbia on the
night OF the a9sh and though parsued not over
taken. They are probably their way to California
The aeept Of The Transit Company placed steamer Al
the disposa Of Mr.. Borlapd, who w@ TO have com
msnesd his journey the al aatant A correspondent
Of the New York Herald learns .ihst Mr. Boslsnfs
through Central America will be abon, - follows;
He will 20 in the seamr 0rsnsda The ste Of M.
caragus. vhsrs he viii probably remain un me Return
N President Chomorro from his exec6ve tour through
his State 10 The capital OF The republic, ManaGu Afef
va6 isn. asd hsisG pseserssd 10 me sovssnnsnt Of
Nieasasua he win continue on 10 San Salvador. mks ne
initiative Whatever negotiations We may have with
thai Gorssnnsn,. thence 10 Honduras and Csssa KbcA.
- Ausy dep ssoAos - 0sasmasa. he syssa city Of
cShirAt 4m<hca HIS rsesvtron by al st>s ttrvbkcs
will Be amoaa s6ssiat ss1 wsIsome one
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The leading article in The New York Times OF the 18th
instant is devoted to the Russian Minister de Bods-
co. and The defence OF him agains, certain OF
unwarranabe interference with The freedom OF the press
by correspondent OF The Philadelphia Inquirer. AL
though these allegations imputed to NJ de Bodisco an
attempt TO bring the influence OF the head OF the
State Department to bear upon editorial prerosa-
tivcs reiraocd from rspelling The attack because the
Information gave 10 The Transaction location which
seemed 10 forbid allusioa it, For the
we are unwilling 10 engage any structures upon
the imputed mpropne'ies Of the minister the
sion referred 10. however ready at all proper
times repel any and every assault upon the freedom
Of the press Blu, the Times makes other allegations
against the Russian minister about which we feel free to
speak The charges made by way Of Interrogation
as follows: 80 ..s
win M Bodsco deny tha'. rcceipt At Washington
Of the OF plain conduct at Smyrna, be
beoame once very much excited, making the affair
ubjeot Of frequent and bitter commentl VIII he deny
that he became. sundfy occasons. quite furious when
talking of the prior Mr. MaJcys retain from the
springs, behaving b. wond allow gentleman 10 be.
have In his psror; that than
d,g,srt pusoas he expression to the wish that
the Aostsn frigare Smyrna bad sunk the st Louis,
and drowned Captain Ingrshsm and bis whole crew :"
In view OF The peculiar relations subsislng between the
Austrian and Russian governments. il not strange
that the news of Captain Ingraham's conduct Smyr-
na should be received by NJ Bodisco with feelings Of
strong excitement There was an exhibition OF genu.
ine beroism in this exploit which well ealeu-
lated to sartle The rsrose OF desro,ism in the Old
World, ard IL its representative here participated in
the establishment, and uttered Nfrequent and bitter
men, the circumstance might be regarded in the sht Of
compliment, to the genius OF free institutions Bot we
are reuciaat believe that the representative OF any
foreign government however deeply moEuked by the ia
ielligencs Of Captain Iograhams conduct IN the Kos,a
case could utter the revolving sentiment attributed to
Coon, Bodisco regard the sakng Of the vessel and
crew OF that gallant ofesr We hspe, for The good
OF The minister that he has uttered such unnatural
and ahumsn sentiment II be has the proper regard for
his own character the eharac1er OF the government he
represents he will dsclsim the paternity OF soeh
Outrageous declaration II he was . reader Of our
paper we would tell him ,hs, he heass Of Ia American
google are with Captain IngraAam. and The minister Of
Russia uisers the wish that the Austrian frxpe bad
sosA III. S, Louis aad drowssd Captain insrsAsm and
his whole crew. he insults he America psople. End
proves himself utterly nnftsd jos tbs seatos he ss
wsw not attribute to hi~ sueh sacekves sSain~ com
- Dsnprsts eassy~sssAs sssss4 sseainsai I'M
-. mt isaulxe the hops that tks x1sstinc y nm
,'itsitaasA. az ssnis .,. 90 .,.,s.ss,
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u.sr, n nice, n ninue.ota.

We give place 10 The following communication from
GA M nnssotan" with pleasure. Wear well sa'ishsd
that Mr. RICE merits all the encomiums bestowed upon
him byour correspondent:
The above named gentleman is tho hfst regularly Mons
mated candidate for delegate 10 Congress on the Territory
o Minnesota 81 Mr. Rice IL is unnecessary 10 speak
Tea yesl. ago he was clerk the sues store al For
Ssiing st ards the negoaio OF he treaty win Tue
WmnebAsoes Tor their removal from Iowa aud Wisconsin
aud then The sctive energetic, and anng iaend oil the
Of Minnesota lie deserves, he has receives
the nomination for the Office In the gilt OF The de-
mocrsey OF the Territory That he will be uuiDphany
elected who knows The sterling democracy OF Min.
neso,a doubt5 and month viii espse before he
will be acknowledged oil tho hst business men In
the HJuie oil Representatives. aaHs
A MINNEs OTIAN .
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II we were too weak to bred THE Noe y wilt she
would be wise 10 make free ouihy to bind in u and
check our hesdwsy, bat she knows ihstwe meet
army with army. outlay with outlay; and while IN the
expenditure should bot learn the glory and delight ct
national stTeaslh. would send her Keeling and ex
hausled the vergsii il did her headonx into
the sbyss-of bankruptcy. AT peace with us, England
may spread abroad her commerce and defy the world
bu, she cannot prosper in long quarrel with America
For time. while our steam and priyaieer iee's were
mastering their force England could blockade The ies
of the Gulf OF Mexico, exclude us from the isthmus
trsnsit.. and cut in twsn"--ss her ministers nave
boosted the power-our inter- State coast lrade but u
she is puden, she would hardly for The sake OF 'hal
transient triumph compel create a home system o.
manufactures which would suppIant hers forever win
our twenty five millions OF consumers and build up
marine that would bury her greatness IN The
depths Of the ocean ,A' yNe
4, would cost US many precious lives, some gallant
steamers and few hundred millions from our overflow
pv 10 recover mistake il we let slip al this
crisis The dominion Of the American seas, and firm pro-
vision would spare our people the needless sacrifice but
II the sharp contest must come let Europe, for her own
l commute in advance the tremendous cost 10 herself
We win no, cast up the revolutions which ripe dis
-
mig sxplode upon H. balanced thrones. bur look only
10 The capacity Of the opposite shores Of the Atlantic TO
abide long struggle.
Compel the Union TO rest upon the development OF
her own resources. and in every quarter OF her vast do
main new fields would bloom, mines open, new fac
tories rise and new fleets start forth 10 snatch
prize of war the European tribute they had lost by the
broken peace There would surge up on every sea the
boldesf swfes and most swarms OF prvaeers
tha, ever anniha,ed the commerce OF an enemy. And
while this was going on the waves what would be-
come OF the manufacturing superiority of our opponents
on the land Deranged in their usual channels OF sale
and transportation BY The ssepless persecution Of Ameri-
can psivatesrs and sufocatng for want Of slnen a,
home they would take fight to The America, where they
would find hospi.abe entertainment and permanent
resting place The decadence OF her manufacturing IN
,eress and the loss Of her commercial supremacy among
the nations of Europe would be poorly compensated 10
England by the reflection that she had Africanzed Cuba
and as that is nAexiby the price OF the luxury, she had
better reflect beforehand whether il is worth The put
chase. f#al s. Is ss s5st aat
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WAsHISCToH. Sept. II, 1858
GrsrLIMEs Your kind expressions Of regard on my
departure from your Hdst have impressed me With lively
emotions can only thank you-simply, frankly
hearilyfor the dattsrns interest you hsve shown ia
y welfare and assure you most fully and sincerely
reciwocas your good ~ishes Our relations tAvs truly
been ss you remind me- "of the most irendy and ssps.
able" characier and very many pleasant memories ager
around the retrospect OF byxone compssonshp, Of
osicai intercourse. leave you With many personal
regrets but various iscenver, having the force d duty.
impsI the separate 1854 eset ,lesesa .sa1aE -9
Wishing each oae OF you long and prosperous life.
bid you farewell,
Rf..aH And remain, Ms ever.
Very respectfully, NJ a
e. i.l u ~ af ssabt sss Your o5edent servsnf.
as saeE .ataee # ~ $3.50 WM N ELLIS
To Messrs, Tucker, Davis, Chaplain. Currao, Wood.
ward and others. albas-4 fsl
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT is. lsss.

Hon. WIN. M. Churchwell member Of Congress elect
from the Knoxville ds,ct ia Tennessee. has reached
this city. and taken lodgings At Browns Hotel. U
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The syra cuse Convention.

Z IHTTNF = Tho byrACuse COhVchtiOh.
We shall, doubtless, take occasion hereafter 10 CON-
ment upon the proceedings Of this body when they are
fully before us. Meantime. we lay before readers
ia another column. without remark, such imperfect re-.
ports OF lis dongs as we have received by telegraph
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
Seuerfe fe
Sicl1erbeitS : @iifeat.

GSanSunp SO Satip II maden Gicrnttr@ benz
9ublttum ahttmgsppa pie anSet9e, pab lie 9rpBe
SuIIbe Al ben Bpaltemldfeiten IN Der Serfertt9s
ung BON 2trtttcln tbrrS 5a6e5 9emadt babrn,
bllr6 bic Grrt6tung elmer 9rpBen Gdttpr1 III Der
9ldten StraEe, unterbalb Sine, u1p nun bereit
Inp ale be bnrn 9tnIpredenpe auf bic tiirelte 9ns
seioe init feHerfeiten Stilen (SafeS) etc. bon
ber spr,islbilen glrs 3u SerIeGen. sic 9arantt>
en, pnB ibre &tiien 70 9rpbe Sse sertra9en ttps
ren, ais irgenp anpcre; ltnp llm pas publtt'mn 81
ii6rrSeigen baB Dies nt6t blpir SebarptIn9en tnp,
fnp e su eper 3ett berctt pirelben NIT tr9eno an
bern 6tltsn ctntr 9trtdmSBi9en Drpbe 5u lmters
werfen Ste Ga6en bic gtanlet Weller Sautleltse
lnp 2(nbere, Spn pieIer Stapt unb anpem 9labeni
ae(Ge lie ais 9teferenjen 9e6rn fbnnrn. Sbre
Gerabmcten &len ltnp pur9 3ufalIe IrppIt ais
blu9 beIpnpere Spnfeuer bereitS Iattiam erPrpkt
wprren, rsie trr frlgenpe SrriGt Set9t.
@roBer Sriumpb errun8en
turtb
GpanS ltnp gBatIpn'S
Mc. SO Dcd SraFe, YDjIorEtpbia,
8cmerTctc &tftcrro
bci Der 6z8oir 3u Sarri5bpr0, ga,
Sttrttr 80, 1851.
EsSSsssss1s.;,--- EsSSas;- Die ltnter,et6nctcn, fit bic
Et len Gnpsped ernnnrt sen ben
Sag: " III III Sss Sramtrn Der Stant6s5dr, ,Ipas
ifsIsfFs / ren btcien gtodmittag 9e9cnz
wv EsGAsS gs.=zs44F partie, ais bic Serren &Yans
Ezs4sE ySaa.szss@zs b g5 a on cine tbre tlcts
ncn SaGamonper feuerfe ten &ilten erz
prpEtcn, pptei te bret &tafter @.pl3 ttrr
brrIrlErn Serbramten, onfMgcnp I'M 1 liGr gl0dRs
mittog5, ulo bic Stiite 3pei Stunpen lang wet
9tG9c Hielten, ttnretdeno UNI bic 9uBetlernen
S5aBe 81 3eritSren. Srt Der Sefmn9 Der &iite
fanp man, Rap bic in nIerer 0e9enpnrt tmeins
9rtr0ten 9apiere, nrblt 1000 GtreWlnren, ais man
fe berauSnabnt, niGt mr erbaltsn, ipnpeu aud
gar ftinf Spmsn 9pn Sen9un9 pAron sa fnpen
ipnrrn.
Sclepb 8ttnsr, Sob g. Cor
Gr:GruptrnSr pcn ga. 6 ass. yoeiitcr
Il. 3. lpttitcr 6. y. y cuetnrtt
Z. s. 9lcGclp, Gcnmlittt.
Gpon5 uno 9SdtIon,
Goomonbtr Stutrs uuo 0irtkts 8iitcn;
Standardization,
Sc. 50 0rdsSrOBE, Ybjt0btlpbio.
2tauit %, 1859. n0l5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
S6re11 GrantDettc1t+
Sauthcit ppllitSnrth orNrilt

1autbctt SplItGnrt9 9cGctIt
0r.0c8 rum matbt allen unttr Saubbcit 9cis
3 clucen bttanut, Rap tine unfeBt0rtn Sbren:
III tttc Jest itbcn bttnabt brCltaultno Sale prn
1SuljdIr Seubbtit 9cbiilt bo6tn. Dttit 9Rittl
Iuo burtb bic Dtttrrtn 8ramcr ucn 8trtin, Sfart
uno Oittau pcn gGgis, uub Curtis, 9iltbCr unn
OtarSbp rrn 9cnbcn ais Die ipunolrtartsn ott t fur
CAS- iuntrs unp mttlcrt Sbr crfuupen wurbcn, be:
;tibutt lpcroEu. Sie wcrSsn auf piri5epcne sSGiit
fir Ole unttribiCelbtn 6rautbtien Dos dubtrtn uuo
imittttrn Sbrts on9tpanot. Slt Die SrantbSit auf
cas- Gu6Src Sbr bSidcantt c no ibrs GSirtun9tn aui
ocu fiufttu cesr lttbEn Sag bsmtrtt0r.
Dr9e Srun perftbcrt cine Sur
i II oen 3 a E. no oas Sbr cine pclItrmmcuc
Srrnaticu bat Gr ttfet atsttbn 3luguBs pcn
1ptricntn, Die pcu 8iuobttt aui taub partn, berru
(5tbSr obrr itet pcGtcmmen hSr9cittut it, uno eictl.
ben Tno nun i'm Stanee biz Spratbs III ltrntu. liz:
Scr iitGtn uno jpan;i9 bunoert Sale ron Saubbeit
ino burtb ib1 turirt wrrpsn, prfdr bic 5Cu9nt Gin:
9tichtn lptroeu tSnnen.
QoGntGn, pClt5t ciaiec StouecrbCittn ibrts Sal:
tts dGutncen, tSunsr bic SNcpiltn 5u9ihidt bttrm:
nltn.
50 eoin9un0s n-Stnf Sbater fno bic Gen:
uttoticnss5gtdbren. 3tbn Sbatr iino Su tcjablcn.
psnu ras GsbSr iu fiucr uriprUu9Iitbsn Genau9ttit
br9clttlIt 1T.
/ 2(oSuiirc: 0rs. &C 8runu Dufton.
ltnicn Ytats, 9ltu.Ncrt Gitp.
81. 8-Gins l6bOnSluno t6cr Die slatur unr
8cbonolun9 pcn Saubbeit uuo Standardization
Der Saubitummcn III idr @inEn Sgotr iu bobEn.
SUM %, 1858. nqs@i
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
SSosserns Sebet bicg!
Sin 9roBer 8crratb ferti9e Srefbmos
ibinen uno Yferoefraften.

Sin 9roBer 8crratb fertiee Sref1mas
ibinen uno Yferoefraften.
llntrr3eAneten Eringm nt6tungtpoI iErcn Sra
tanntrn mp rtnem scr6rten Yubltum I'M 9lugrs
meinrn bic 2In3ri3r, Dap e Jest eincn 0rpGcn Sprs
rats
9reiOmofbiuen uno 9feroefroften,
fcrti8 gum 2htfitellr.t ouf sonp baten, pelfe te
9cpnnm iinp an 70 NIIt9rn unp rtip0S biQigrwn
9reiicn 81 rcrtaufen, ais pieiclbe ir9cnppp lpnit
9rfauit perben fGnnrn. Die bel tbnen pcrfertgs
ten NtaI4inen inp bcrG9nlt fir iGr OnucrGaft9s
felt unp quito 2lrtst, unp I'M pa5 9ubtifm rp6
femcr 0c5cn Sctru8 gu I6tBer, mcrHtn lie in al
len Jalru, tpo Miai3ihcn Bel ibnrn gctau7t wrr
prn, fiir pieicIbe cine 3titlapg gut Itctcn. Dns
9Utlitm whp riugclapen on3urufrn wnp lire Otas
lAmrr 70 mic pna GemStb pcrlclGcn, III 2tuocnItbrin
SH nrbmcn mp tGrr 9rriir IN GrfabrWn9 Su brins
gen. ebe iie iunihpU f1ufcn. Sbre MaI6inen. rprrs
Den auf bic titrrte 9tn5ci9c abseliccrt, ouf8ccQt
np in 9an8torcn 3uitanpe 9cicbt, unp 9teparas
turrn nn atcn wcrpcn nit @inttli4tsit Eelpr9t.
Sreoer uno 2Joun8.
2luetaun Suli 6. 1858. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
9(n GDntr1bentent

@crit9dte @crlbtdgt werotn srn 8tItam m o.
SlumGr uno titan pres bis sum Soften
Otglis 9Icrots Sui cmpfm9cn, fur bic Ib9rabun9 Der
on oanittrn Stra6G rcu Der Gltlhcn SGtt etr Sunfs
ten bis an bic ptt)l Stite rtr Sttb5tn; uJto fir
girferuna allen Nlotriots uuo poS YfIotrn rtrtIbn
nit liu9tltbtu Suaocrn aus barttm SGr9sStttL mt
liutr eGiniu Stitbl, pcbt CnepiS prn @urb 81 Curb
aufjutlltu iiub, Gin SuB tief pcn , bis 10 Bell otd
.uno mE0tu pcu YTlbitpcutr san9t itln. Nuf btletn
Stttn rtr StrOBe muB pas gflattr Bell unterbolb
oCr SGwfldtbt ots Gurttin5 onfan9tn, uno oonn nit
tnIr rt0ilmagi0Su 8iG9un9 Bell bis Sur NNtttt Der
Stra5I ltei9cn. Die Sttint uo ouf Gin 3 Bell ttdts
Eager prn Grorr Su itcIcu alIe &iTs uno bic S0trs
ndtbt nit 9uttm Gravd ausjufGucn, uno eaS 9anjE
mus ftit iulanntn 9ttompft wcrrtn, ic eaB CO cine
icre NlalIt modt, lutrr Ysncnott. Die Nrbtt NJ Su
oGrrihttn unttr rtr 9tufbt bt6 percu9b Gn9cncurs.
5noIm Die StrOBt cine rurhfbuittitbt SrSts ron As
6ug bat, wtrbtn bic &cribIi9c bsim Suf Iouftuoes
NR0oG tiu0s oct Stro6t, an9tncmnty, sinicbtcGIlb
Oit oanY Srtit. @s wcrotn aub 5tulttrIti &crbld9t
tmpfon9tu, uSmlitb: UNI ra5 g4irt lcslctb onSufan:
ocn uuo bis gum lltln NcYtmttr ju rc0tnosn; cotr
nit Der 2(t9ra6un9 am littu Sa0 Slot 81 bt9'nntn
uno bGs lluttrutbmtu bis 5lrl lIttn SuIl 1854 81
pcutnbCu.
,oinlanelitbt uuo 9tGigi9tt &crfbruu9 wirb ret:
lanSt fir pie 9ttrtus QuSfibrun9 pts Gcnrattss--
2luf &trrronun9 eCs
Spwn Gpunetl.
!Cutntaun, SuG 20, 1853. ul2n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
Samteutc fc6ct bier,
SorJi8licbe unb ,ppblfcilc
G G6a0fS!

Die llnterf4rirtrnct wanI6rn GrrrurE 'pem
9ublttum anju5ei9m, ba6 lir einrn Der belteit
ShIdtbrit4e, naulh berjcnise raDc bet Sfri&1
lsr'5 GafRnuIr, in SGafbin9tNn Sip, 2r8a Co.;
trttber 8eet9nrt ppu 9tetrrt5 np Sa9ts, i6er.
nonmen IaErn, mo mn bercit linp, Serermana
mt Hen norjU8Itcbitcn SdlGt3, fitr Gd6rr unt
loAltt9r GnrSwrfe, 5t serlebcn mrl6e an ibrem
Suttb oprr trgrnrpO Dem Canal rntlan0 si CT.
ealten ltnp. Sic Babrn 3u9Iei6 nit Den S5rrrrn
9rrB, GUtb utp Co. III 2lllratam &crtrbrlmaett
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S&l1t0 nah iDren SGbarf an pcr 2r6a su bef6r.
prrn, wp iplhe ornl fbentaa3 su ,agcn 3cttrn al
DaHen inN; c5 ttnnGn bd9tr aud jcpe glrt ScIst1
lm9rn bel bnrn 9cmadt perpen, ipte aud bel
9rn. Satrb NEricr, GcrbCr. in trla9trr StaSt.
S4yr Srpin9m3rn iae Icbt GtMB.
Soiepb Wpier uno 9Sillioms.
Sonuar 26, 1858. no6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
@ossnas Sc)iffee6rf
@6ilooelpbia, l0entaun uno Wou6
Gbune
Tr1n8pDrtdttD1t8<2tnie,

BUM transport Scn Saufmamspnarrn spis
i3m @blapelpbIa, gicw SOpe, G0itpu, 6rrmanss
burg Setblebem, glllentain, 98riepprt, Maud,
G6unf unp g8bte 6apen, unp aGer 3ptI6enplabr
entlmg re6 Drlnwarr unp SeGa Canals; atfaGz
renp pom
pritten S8borf unterDolb ber Sine st.,
an ber Selalpare.
Snbrm bic llntcr;eidneten nrue 9tnf&n9cr fnb
soften iie pUr6 9rnaue pmp Prpmpte 2tufmcrfIanty
felt in tBren @eidiften sincn librralen 5Gcil rrl
DffcntItdcn Jtwp1Aaft Su erlan9en.
Die Gt9entbtmer tcfbcn 9rpB no 9crIumi9t
9Ghorrn9aulcr nn aarn rten9enanuten SIHbaIts.
YtSgtN.
Seceer, Gong un6 So.
Gi9ntbtmrr.
N9tnten:
StIpben ScnQ, philadelphia.
Samucl 9. Spie, glcu 9rpt.
G. SH. oeuitt, @altcn.
Gj. uuo Il. 8obman, SrecmaneGur9,
@borIts SGtncr, 8ttblebcnE
sSIlIiom ptttr, 2uItntaun.
StrptS I8tiB, 9RtiBpcrt.
&cbtrt Sce, SJlauh Gbunf.
u. parocs uno @c, 6a;ctIr:
t6rrtcn unb 9Iad6Ist, &Gbits Sorcn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

CSm spi,d9lt6cr 9trttcl Scn SarbierieiIe, uns'
Sptc @cf6tSDaut, bel faltcm SScttcr neth 3u
rrbaltrr, ii gu sertaufcn bri
S. 8. Wofer.