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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
S0susbGlter lc4et!
SeOe Mrt Saus9erGtbfebaftem
peroen pobtfeiter perfouft als oies ie suz
por an oiefem Srt 9efbab.

lperoen woblfeiter perfouft als oies ie suz
Dot an oiefem Srt 9efbab.
Der llnterI6riebene mS6te ben Ginwptnen
BON allentaun unp Der llm9e9enb a6tlnssSpI an
,cisen, bae er ben san,en Stpd 5aus9erStte bes
6. SO. 8isrns ansefauft bat unb bereit 1T bic
ielten an ben nteperlten City, sYrciIen 3u Sertau>
fen, at Dem alten Stanbe In ssr Ioamiltpn- Stra>
Ie, nsbe bel Sasentaf's @aitbdtfs, unp ssraps
arsrniibrr bent Ycfamte.
Sein 9tiTprtcmcnt fam bier gar ni6t iitertrpf-
fen tperpcn unp beit6tt tbelwetie aus
93ursaus, Dining Stitbe, Ssibtrares,
Sstrttdrsst Y}rsotfoit Slide, Tier Sifhc,
DrE6in9 8ursduS, Gentrs Siihe, Gath Siibs
qtain uno iutlcico S4aihtanos,
9SarorttsS ncn alien cncnnun9en ron 80 6is
$35. 28bat:9lct Slide, RdbltanoS, SrpcIsgdds,
u. 10. II. 10.
CT scrIcrtist aud Sprtn9iis S6aufelitiltlr,
Spfas, g4rlprlible ,tnb Sttomans, tpel6e er Ir
rpblfril pertaufcn nirp, ais e in Der City erbal'
ten perrcn fGnnen.
aud bat er ein sutes 9lifrrteitenf son Spieset,
bic CT eben 70 bitlio Sersauft.
Da Der nntcrIhriebene etn praftii6er IdpeSie'
ret IT, 70 ii or bereit jepe 9trt Saprsierarbet unf
ale Icnih9e 8eparat,ren gu Serrdten, auf biz
I6BnItc unb funitfrrt8ite seee, aHF bic ftirjeitt
glnjetse.
Gr tcGt gut tafiir baB atlr feline gGaaren op[lc
3ufrtr6rnbeit Seten NIB faS lne trpfttrSr lie per'
fault.
Gr trift baB CT tur6 irrr9c NufmerfInmfeii
,lnb ;ueprtpmmrnres mb 9efdltees Setra9en iid
rhte libetale &anpIAaft 80 perpienen I'M StanpG
1ein miro. Q. q. 9 ice.
Qtaentapm, glOS. 8, 1852. nqte
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
SScsse ScballbiiCber.

tlnterseidnete 8udbSntler, glr. 81, g9urb Ste
Strabe, gbilabrIPba, idmei6eln fd nun i'm
Stdnes Ut fin, einrm i&on linsl eriltircn6en
Wnn9eI pcs YubIttlns aRGelfen gu tEnnrn. GS
1T pies ndmIih II, elmer ...
Geibes8ol0e bon Qnfan95 sSbUtbii6ern.
Stt Gaten iid namli6 neuli6 rh SntrreiTt in
SanberS' 8et9 e.6Ut0e SON 9 6ul-
b il 6 CT II su9eei9nrt, unp ipiinI6en tie 9uimerf>
lamfcit Res 9ublifumS, Der Gltrrn tu,b SdulsDtI
rrftcrrn parauf gu lrnfrn. @s finS ber Bidders
an rcr 3abt Die alIe irbf Eerrlib enscri6tet lInS
unb cttanprr ippbltrradt mad Blml6 nadfpts
gen. Sic itnb auf 9uteS unp I6Gnes papier ae4
rrudt unp onscnrtnt unp baucrbait sebmtbrn, sno
Elm iepcS Der Sclcttider entbdIt etipac Mff.
0aS 9ublitum tpirp rrnItl6 barauf aufmerf.
fam 9cmqdt, inpem III pte1er t5nfft ME rttpas
Scr;Ggli6erCs Spr benz 9ubltFum mar.
Ditielbe 1cter an gang ntrprgn pretsen dt4S-
Ga1en rerreit. Nlan brlie6c bieIelte in ben gaa-
tpbrs in @uSeni6ein gu nebmrn.
Sotper uno 8aftles.
gbituSe(ptta, Stunt 29. natb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
lleue Carpetings.

0et lnsrFbsicbene bet icsGsn eurtb neue 2tnttnfts
Il erbaltsu, einrn sreGeh uTS friidssR Std Der
retbiteu uuo nsuetcn Stplcs p6a
9elsct, tapestry, griiGeIcr, breisS1e9 IuperFeinr
Snstda, ms 8trettanIAe Carpets,
at9Ctofen Wtreeu.
SRit cinem pcucn QfTtrtcmcut ron Scttd@efn
SifhtG hern, Niattin9s, etc.
6dufrr ino criueht cine jsitis iiuterluhun9 an;u:
itsutn, nctm Gaf6tdufsrn st6Bt SnSuuments par3t'
6cttn Ipsreeh.
81. g. 8alfer,
100 gGrtnut Srags, untCrbatb psr Stsu. SdbTtitc,
Ybilao oelpbia.
Wdri D. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
SnlerttDnS
fit
oeutf tfbe 3eitun9en be6 Snz ltno l(usanoe 8
uno
&G9smeiues
GrnlmiiiinflSs INN nentir.Gtcfh1ft

SeHHullleHs' ullp 2fSeIFAI'VtlieHllI
lib NoIou Srcst Srspps bctb, Sr6utsSffrs.
SSir MAIDEN bicrmit bic sr9cbsnite 2(u,ti9t, oaG
MIR, srnnn'srt pen pttcn ebr atbbaren Ssiten unb
uutcritdet pcn Den 9rtnolhiten @rnbruu9cu unp
dus 9ebrettCtttu &crtnruuseu i'm Sns uno Iuslaube,
mir bsutt9cm 9ost elm Geichaft crSnct batsn mettss
pcrab auSnabnlsrpet Die getreibun9 bsr Art prn
cinmirnssGeibaitsn gum 3ptds bait Sine ipr:
jttlls 8ranebe ecfftbcn, rpttc burtb Scntatte nit
Stn ertGu uno bepeutcnSittn ecutih h:amcrltanlihcn
3eituusen 9cftbtrt it, miro Die @ctrattrGun9 pcu
a6cnnsn,eutss1 s1Cicr9uu9cn uno ln3etgen ieoer
@attun9 unttr Den prrtbettb afteite en- 8c:
oiu9un9sn titoen, uu0 mir batsn Ole lcterseu9uu9,
alien tilt9en g9unfbtn prlItcmaen entprtdsn 5u
tSnnen.
gDir itShen nit Den etpa rbGntbsnsptrtbcn Rsft
ren;cn bcs Ytoecs II. /. no nit Screudetn gu Dtrn:
fen unb bitten untr 3u1htrun9 rEslIittr Seesnuu:
UNI Gas QRebhpcIcn btS Iutlifums
Sisrp<gcrt, 29. Sttctcr 1912.
Weu3el unb GorfT,
113 G1oTnu Ct. | Srcrrs hcth. Trcnt:Sficc
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
2et6c16e IeFct.%
pbilabelpbia
WfebtStne1t ~6anS.

Gtobtirt pcr Is SoFret purtb Or. 6inttiin, nsrsf
rptltlibts Gds otr Orittln uuo lncn StraVsn,
gpiIbn Sprutt uno piuc Straetn, Pbt1s
aotpbio.
1tbtsebu Sabre ron ausecoebntsr uno ununttr:
trthtutr Grarts iii Ybi!apdpbia, h0ben Or. &tnts:
lin gum crfabrculicn unb Ctctgrettbtn lrjte aut nan
unp rptit in rer 8ebonotun9 alIer 9ebtimsn 8rant'
bctcn acmatt. pericren wClche ttbofttt rno NIL
Gcfhwtt, orif otii 8Stptrj iods cotr Senen, 8rpt:
uno 8nrbCnltbmerI Observation-Disclosures NEr:
suocrltndth GtdSct &runtbctcu eie non iu9tnnItbGn
llubcrnnenbtittn cbcr unrtuem Slute berrubrSn, ,mc
ourb Die Gcntituttcn cnttrdfttt wuroe, pereth ou'
nit @rfaI9 bCbaneett.
g8cr ftb osr 9ssbonotuns ptn OF. 6infstin unttr:
,ebt, tdn tb nit rrieiStm 3utraucn auf isins Gbrr
offs Itann uno auf ltne Gelbdtldbtst oils Ar5t ptr'
Ioftt.
Stebmt beIonocre Sba6t.
Sunos SR6nncr bic itb burch cine stpt'ts tels SsE
pcbubstt ole oft burtb tdIGtbtt SduItomtraoen 9e'
lcrnt miro, 9sItnbrt botcn,-oGrSn 6Ol9tn ndhdIb,
ltttit i'm Shtof CmpfGrocn mttotu uno FUR tetb uno
@tiit psrpirbGtb itno,-iclten hnrcr3t9tcb HnPrutp
MAIDEN.
Gbmabs uno tcnititutituettc 0cbititSt, @crtut pen
muStutGr @nsrot, pbpiiithe Naat9tcit uno al9snct:
ne Sfieotr0ecriidtbeit Rcstdttslt uno aIs nsrprle
afceticncn lnpcrooutitbtett 9eterrdSbet, uno lsos
0rontbcit rie iraCnome nit elmer llucronGH9 Der
3cuaunasfuntticntn psrtunpsn fne, msrosn 9thrtIt
uno pcle Strait pIeper btr9tltEut'
2efet!
Gin trafti9es esbsn rrsr frtb3citisEr Sch,
6infelin iiber Sflbferbaltun9.
Gur25 Gents.
Disfs Grttcn in beuthtr uub en9ttihcr Grrods
mrSiTtntlibtt 8utb III NIT nuBtitbCn 8tltbrun9tn
dbtr Die Stbpatben uuo 8rantbtttn ees 3tu9un9e'
irlten,s 0eftut DoNsltc rebtct itb an Die Su9ene,
Nannbt uno oos urr9citbrlttGne bitter, on Als, une
lcus nrn ANtu 9cttftn rvtrotm Oct rptrtbprle Hotb
uup Die eincrn9titben 28arnun9tn toSIhe es ertbtl
ntrben Sabre oes @Itnoes uno Der setotn ptrbuttn
uno idbtih SauItnpe pom gt6tn rcttcu: @ttern wtr'
oen porous srfabrtn, pis s eas @reerben brtr 8tn'
Der rtrbGttu tSnncHs
Gtosn 3uEnpuna prn25 Gents, cin9cThtcfTentf CT:
nen an Or. Ginttn, Icrotutits@dc rer 3Ien uno lin:
ion StroGs, sutithcu Sprusc unp Dtnc LpbttaotpbIo
aobrtrtsn Brief miro rfrrt inttr lmitbIa9 nit un'
stbtnotr prft Die 3uitnoun9 enes Sutbss srfHI9'n.
2usmGrtise fSnnen ficb in prrtrfrten SriEfen an
Or. 8intctn wrnocn uno gu potift Ssbellt wereGn.
9uttte crn gNGb,iu, 2turutiiun9en etc. mtreen ouf
Soor,ohlun9 w9tfanpt 9c9tn S@oon resr Neu9'Er
pcbl rcrpabrE.
9ubbinbler, 3titun9so9enten, 8rSmsr uno Nnrrre
ucrocn gu Den niepsrtcn Yrsirn nit cbt9tn' SSsrts
ptrIehcn.
pbiloottpbio, Suli %, 1852 nQlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
0QDter un6 Itnte.

Seoe Qrt por3G9ti6es Sbreibpapier, fc
pie bon oer beIten Sinte, 1T ieoer5eit beim
@roBen uno &leinen gang billi9 ju baben
M Su6fobr bes n9otrioteu."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
MGerbQ1t 8erfQmmlun9.

Die Grstutips Gcmmittc Der eGtba Sc. Ndcrbau
G5ruiboft bctebsuo aus frt9cnoeu Ycricusu, namtit
bic 6rn. Gbparo lRrbter, 81 9efItet ,5tnrb Ditftu'
bcrftr, Bsnianlih g. eepGuj Stbn StbiffGrt Scbn
sibtenrpauner, Stbn 8: ostfrh, Ssst Sizes. Sriepb
NNrer, @bortts aSittman, Nortiu Scniertr, Coleman
Q. 8ed, Gcofrep getsr, a g. 8ubs, pttcr Srrrtt ir
6jtcr9c 8siIsl, 2. gV. Cine DaGio .. T1sltr, SUtn
stbrei6ct, estpis Shmiot go. esfnrin9, gSiIcu9h:
bp G'atsL Daeto Sbtmas mo Jcbn Sdimpt wire
ftb arn G5oltbauIs ptn Scbn 81. g CD tst in Der
Staot 2tucntcpn, an Samftae. Den 23tsn Sut, uGtbs
itsns, reramusn, INN bic ptdmit:eiits anmucbmSn,
Ole 3sit lr aGtattuus Der natbtn idbrtidtn auSftd
tuna gu btfmnnn uRo anbere Sathen rcn gStdtie-
felt opjumotbsn. YdnttGbe @ciprbuun9 miro CT:
partct.
Gbwarb &cGter, prafbent
Sutn 13. 1853. -2u'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
SGemeW 9SaQrett

rrbaltrn patrn, unp pab iie NIT Rem grrfauf 1ietS
10 fIrbt8 bcI6diti9t paren, paB brr Sefanntma>
dung pnpurA per9cifrn 0in9 abcr tnpsm 9rndrr
tcbauptgn FS estr nidtS brwtb otoerteIen Scrlc>
rrn, mpllcn mir tefamtmadrn RAP pirunlern frtts
ten Srt6jabrs- Srn trcdenen SGaarrn er>
GnItcn Gatrn. Oaruntrr tcinbcn fb bic triin>
1cnapettteltc @rtitcl fir 2dpics urp erntletnrr's
1ractt, bic i'm 9lctgprf unS 9btlabeptta Wdrtt 3tt
fatcrn iinr, unp nclte atle al ietr berat9sfrBtet
greilen srrtauft wsrrrn.
YreB, @utt unb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
9tt bdS 0ubltfunt.

@atbri6tpito btsrmit 9e9etcn, bu6 nun nscft dmps
ts petcpss," 70 toisautb grief 9 mp s. ftr
Die &crousbtjabun9 pcn 8rieftn, an Dem 1asntcpn
Ycitamt srbaIttn Gno glr a6tiefruns trrsit fino.
Gsi1eine mtblGetountc Sbatiad5e gu ScIhafsttutrn,
rab ottie ltdmpte Gnpstcpes" uno @ers
ous6c3ohtuu9 ,,S amp S" burdb bas 6eucroI Yct
amt 9tlicftrt pstorn.-Sb 9taabs tS oabsr ntbt un:
ihdlth ;u fem, bttannt ;u MAIDEN, baB pcn uno na
oiCiim Datum, Der Gstrouh, 8riefs nit Der @emcrs
tun9 ,trtditi0c Ger 9lc.-"nitbt berddftbti9et unp
fsrntr No6 feline 9Ietbuun9en fir ,,S lamps" unb
,GupelcPes" 9ebatten rperreu.
W. 6. Serntef, 9. 80.
IGcntaun, Suit 13, 1858. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
Or. Sufelono'S
Serii6mtes Seutfc1es Sitters,
;,lbsrelttt rcl
II 6 81 eSacfinn.

Or. 6. SO. Sadion,
in Der eeutfbtn 2tpctbets. 100 Qr St, philadelphia.
Gcius 6raft dGsr rrr9enounts Srantbsitcn rpirO
non fcnet dhocru No3in in Den Ser. Staoten iiters
trcen rprnn G6crboupt errcit, ne Die 8urtn be5tus
orn, 100 in piccn SalItn bsrdbmtr QcrSc tenen Grs
frto battem DitIts 8itteres perbient Die Nufmerts
iamtst Der 8rantcn. Gs bat Die @t9cnibaft eettr:
trantbciten su bsiIrn uno bic @Eroauun9Srr9ans gu
itarter, uno 1T pObsl on9tntbL iitbtr uno unlbuIs
oia,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20

tpirb birmit 9e9rten, pab Der llnter3siAnete ais
gpminiitrator Der 5interlaiisnI9aft bar sEttcrtr>
nen SuIanna M. 80 man, lrstbn
prn 2tacntam, 2e6a Gatnty, angetstlt NOR
ben iit.-2tle piejen0tn ba6er, peldte nod an be-
Iagte FtnterlaFeni6aft fdulpis fnb, ipsrSen bier
bur6 erntli4 sriuht tnnrrbalb gSp6en BET benz
llnter;eidnctcn anSurufen unp at3utesablen.- Limb
otIs iclAe bic mod rrStmGbi9e Jcrberun0cn ta-
ben itnb ebeFfalis erlu4t iplGe tpc9Itrtati9t fir
Sejatlm9 etnSuH6npt8cn.
Scnattan 8et6arb, &bm'rr.
glllrntaim, Stunt is. naomi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
9 Qe6rer Derlan0tx

Die StbutotrettcrGn ptn S6srmitfcro SounIhtp,
2c6a Gountn, rotroen ftb psrlammeIu, ain Samita9
crn 20tcn Nu9uit nablttns, UNI lbr @crmitta9S,
am .6au1s rrn 6 bartes Scitsr t, UNI Sthuucbrct
fir iEntn Outrttt ;u eraniutren uno anjuncbmcn.-
SaIar, SIS pcr Rcuot. Stbuttn Sl boucrn, 4A gRcs
nate. @cnmittteu ron tnte3Siltrtttsn tcticbrn ibre
etbrsr rcjrutrin9tn.
s. St9munb. Ssc.
Sult Is. uq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
% ssts s zss!r, Nllentoun 9Sa.-Suli TO- 1858.
Na6 Der Weltfatr !

JtutD pI[ 2SE|tfukt !
IA oter 1T cine
EI5ZITggSxN quite Spefqloti,o,
ESs1zs..EgasAW nen gu n1o3en!
~ Y''''' M Grcetfor
eNas2n IL it Hnfer D'0tto!
w~VNN1iiil;I>,,,~
lleue Citer- nieOtrf preife!
Die llntrrI6rictrnrn ,rtsen ahtmatsca ten
Siir9crn epn 9laentaun unr 9Ia6tar1Gaft an bab
lie nod INNER an ibrem olten Stanrplase, go.
30, Samiltcn-StraBc, su finren itnp, unp Dap tie
ibrrn Stptr In einem
Superb lino gldn;cnoer1 Stple
ein9er6tet tGbrn, rnp erbaIten jebt Spn gleuYort
up pbIarelpbia, pas
Seltenite, reitbsife uns ouserteienite
Uhortement BON
Sritidbrs unr Spmt trer
grnGeenetr SS90pclG
mrl6r icntals mad fie Iem Srte 9ctratbt iprrrcn
linp, prld,c lte an 70 ntepren greiBrn Srrfaufen
4altrn cs gang unb gar iiterfdB9 lire
SauIeno uno Sin 2(rtifel
alc Su tcnomcn ,ppratS tbr Stpd teteGt. Qs
lit GinlSn9ti6 renn ran mclpet, raB ibr Ihrrte-
ment atle lmO jcpc 9trtitet in lid fabt, ais:
GGoie6, Oerren uno &inoer &ra6t,
BON elmer Spctle GUM fcfttariteit
g ctOen uno 8 u CD.
SIR Stcd 1T 9Sn3G4 neu unN frii6, unp wur-
be nrr irc9en ibrer
S6Gnbeit, 0autrbafti8feit itn6 86bls
feiIbeit ein9etoufts
Sit strlanesn btca Gin 9lnlprt6 unb cine I'm
tcrIud'ung tint paS 9uIitm mp bic ,,iibri9c
NenI6bct" 5u ttrrScr9en, tab tbr ahcrtrmrnt
Sehere, woblfeilere uno fb0nere SITTER
tt iI3 faBt ais r9rnp Gin anrrrrr Stpbr III Der
Statt np Gauntg.
2ln 3uIaB gu ibren trpdcnen gSaarrn Gaben ltc
audi nr6 Gin grocer Stcd prn
GSrpccrie5
eingclcat, beitrGcnb aus SC a ( fee, 3 + &c, 3us
d er, Mo [ q rs, etc, prn alien aualit1trn
m,p greiIat, unp periidern rap iic 70 gut inp ais
bic tritrn, unp 70 rUklfcit ais bic pcblfetiten.
Gten1p Elm ausgepebrter Ans ereellsnter Sprs
ratb aUf
SrCccrt@lpGGren-
Gie laben pas Yutlifum ebrerbeti9it ein bei IT,
ncn pcrwIprctben mp bic 9Bnaren 3u unterIudcn,
wrlAc lte nit GROCER 6rcttre 3egcn werpen, rGnc
pafir aud ctlraa onSurc@nen; iiter5eu9t fiiblrnb
Dap lte niht itberrpfcn merprn fSmcn in Suanr
titGt, GuattGt rber S6Gnbett, pper unterperfauft
wrBen int 9rriie.
Sames 8lein unb So.
anentalu,, Utat 4. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
q t o5erien c II.

Ste taten ieeten. srEaItrn Elm 9rpBcr Gprrate
Won Grr3crien pcn Repgorf, unp ertpnrtcn in eini.
gen Sn0en bur6 fen 0rairarr Canal cine grrBt
Guantttdt, In gGIaretpBa srtauft, su crtaItsnj
mb allrs an eincm tleinrn glpBance auf ras GaId,
perfauft werssn ,sitp.
9reb, Gutt unt Go. .<
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20
5rpfette gSa1ren.

9It tlnter;sithnetcn tsna6rihtsen bas pubits
fnul bag Fe pieIss 6ribiaHr wisrrrGclte Serras
the ppn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20

Gtablirt pSr 1S Sobrsh eurh Or. !Sintslln' nsref
pttlibts Gde ber Oritin uno lnicn StraVsn,
spifbrn Sprust unb piuc StraFtn, Pbt1'
ooe(pbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-20

Ireppen<G1rpetlt1n9e1l
Blu hattn bei =. -. w o1s t'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26
THE LATE MALIGNANT FEVER.

Tho Medical Examiner for November, and
the Quarterly Transactions OF the College of
Physicians, have very satisfactory and au-
then,c history Of the fever recently prevail
ing in the neghboihooI of South street wharf
The bark Mandarin, which ii is supposed
brought the fever, arrived nj the Lazereio on
the 18th of July, from Cien(ugos, having lost
two men by fever on her passage.
The first case of suspicious fever was on
the 10Th of July, the day before the Mandar.
in left her position at Lombard street wharf.
young man whose stand was at South
street wharf. took sick aud died The next
case was that of a captain, whose brig lay at
Lombar street wharf, and who slept on board
the brig, and took his meals at the Champion
House. He took sick on the 20ih. The ne2t
was the son of Mr.. Kochler, who lived with
his father at the Champion House The next
the keeper of the Red Bank Ferry house, and
his wife, in the same vicinity. Up 10 July
the eth, there were seventeen cases, Of
which eleven died. There were only eight
Of these cases which exhibited black vomit,
and they all perished, In the month of Au-
gust, there were twenty-seven additional
cases, presenting in all respects, evidences OF
Yellow Fever, twenty-three of which died.
In eleven of the thirty-(our deaths post
mortcm was made in all Of which the yell
low or ochre-colored liver was detected in
whole or in part. mall Of them the "cofiee-
grounds" huid, or melenic blood, was found,
either in the stomach or intestnes, with
other evidence Of a perncious fclm Of fever.
The mortality being fearful, being so per
cent, or five TO one of recoveries.
The disease still continued to prevail till
the 9TH Of October, when the last case occur
red DuIidg this period Of eighty days there
were one hundred and twen,y-eight deaths,
equal TO rs per cent, or one death in every
! 10 hundreihs. These include every varie-
iy Of the disease, called respectively, Yellow,
Malignant, Malignant Bilious, Pernicious,
Malignant Remiitent and Typhus Icterodes
fevers. Out Of these 10 case, ll7 were
distinctly traced 10 the immediate vicinity
Of the infected district Of which South street
wharf was the centre.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26
THE LOUISVILLE TRADGEDy

he late tragedy al Louisville, in which an
eminent and accomplished teacher, in lie
inil Tide OF health, activity and usefulness.
came TO sudden and violent death. bv Tho
hands OF man ef wealth and fashion. has
exerted profound sensation The offence
OF the teacher, who had formerly been a ia.
voriie tutor in MIR. Wards family, was, lha,
he had chasised young brother of the
wards, lora violation of the regulations of
the Shool, and telling fasehood TO hide hjs
offence. Mathew Ward, The brother. and
ano'nrr brother, armed themselves, one with
loaded pistols and the other with bowie
knife, went TO the school and sho, the teach.
er5 Mr. Butler
The evidence of the scholars. on the exam.
ming trial, which resulted in Ward and his
broiher being committed for murder in the
first degree, all concurred as TO the shooting
and the character o. the provocation.
John A. Campbell, pupil in the school,
was first introduced as a witness. He tes,i-
fed that M. F. Ward, accompanied by his
two brothers, Robertsand William, and about
10 o'clock, entered the school-room of MIR,
Bu'lcr and William Ward, the youngest, took
a seat, and Mat. Ward asked for Mr.. Butler.
One of the scholars informed Mr. Butler ,ha,
some one desired 10 see him. He went into
the room, and Mathew F. Ward accosted him
by saying he had something 10 say, and ask
ed whsch he thought the worst, the mean little
puppy that asked his brother for the chesnuis
and then tod on him, or his brother who
gave him the nnts?
Mr.. Butler made some reply, the witness
did not exactly know what. Ward then, in
an impatient manner, said he would ask Mr..
Butler another question and asked why he
called his brother liar and then said that
Mr.. Butler was id liar, and irnmedi.
ateIy struck him. The witness then turned
his back and picked up the tongs, antIcipa-
ting fuss, when he heard the report of a
pistol saw Mr.. Butler fall but saw nothing
more of Mathew Ward. His brother, Robert
Ward, was there, however, armed with a
large dirk-hourishing it about, Mr.. Butler
was shot in the left breast, near the heart,
with small single barreled pistol.
Several other scholars testified 10 Il Q SAME
detail OF facts. Gilmore, a gnnsmi,h, ,es,i-
fled that Ward got the pistols al his store, and
had Them loaded before he started ont.
Mr.. Mathew Ward, here implicated, is a
young married man, son of Rober, ]. Ward,
one of the wealthest men in Kentucky. He
is also the brother of Miss S,llie Ward, the
belle whose divorce case made so much talk
few years ago, Mr.. Ward has also some
literary reputation, having published book
entitled "English Items" Mrs. VIM. G..
Butler, is native O! Indiana. He was one
OF the best educated men in The Western
country, and one Of the best and most sue.
cesstul teachers. Three years ago, he was
a DELEGATE from The American Peace Society,
10 the Worlds Peace Convention, at Frank.
forl-on-the Maine After his return, and
since he established the Louisville High
school, in association with Professor Sturees
he was again offered the situation of private
tutor in MIR. Wards family.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26
A MODEL DUN,

A Pennsylvania Yankee publishes the fo!
lowing advertisement in the Doylestown In
telligencer. We copy it without change
To Money Lenders and Spectators Il want
TO pay my debis, and as the only means
can devise 10 get money without sueing,
have resolved 10 expose at public sale, at the
Court House, on Tuesday, the second week
.of court, (when there will be good many
politicians aboul,l large number of unset
tied book accounts, and The like number OF
notes Of various dates and amounts. Many
of them against nice young sen who wear
good clothes, drive fast horses, and pay par.
,icuar attention TO The ladies-and of course
| are No. /. Some against men who think
they 60 you favor if they buy your goods
and never pay for them--they are No O.
Some against men who promise to pay to.
morrow. They are not quite so good. But
full and complete printed catalogue Of the
names, dates, and amounts, will be distribu-
ted on The day Of sale. Conditions, cash.
R THORNTON.
n B-The above accounts will be omen
for settlement until the day of sale.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26

TAXING CARE OF THE BABY,-LaN week
building occupied by eight or ten Irish fam,
lies During the excitement, one of those
crazy busy ybodies who always attend fires
and do more harm Than good, caugh, up an
infant, and threw il out Of the window of the
second story Luckily a gentleman below
saw II coming, aud Succeeded in catching i,
in his arms, thus barely saving il from GER
tain death. We have seen mammoth mir.
rors and delicate China ware thrown from
high windows, during large fires, but the
"saving" of baby in that fashion is a
sirealch of "economyn and humanity" un.
precsdented in our reading or observation :
Alb. Rfg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26
ii) i)cctrp. 0
THE POOR VOTER ON ELECTION
DAY
BY JOHN C. WHITTIER.

The proudest now is but my peer,
The highest not more high;
To-day, of all the weary year,
A King of men am L.
To-day, alike are great and small,
The nameless and the known
My place is in the peoples hall,
The ballot box my throne
Who serves to-day upon the list,
Beside the served shall stand,
Alike the brown and wrinkled fist,
The gloved and dainty hand !
The rich is level with the poor,
The weak is strong to-day;
And sleekest bloadcloth counts no more
Than homespun frock OF gray
To-day let pomp and vain preicnce
My stubborn tight abide
. | sci plain mans common sense
Agalns, the pedaut's pride.
To day shall simple manhood try
The strength Of gold and land;
The wide world has not wealth 10 bay
The power in my light hand
While there's grief to seek redress,
Or balance TO adjust,
Where weighs our living manhood less
Than Mammon's vilest dusl,-
While there's right 10 need my vote,
A wtong 10 sweep away,
Up! clouted knee and ragged coat
A mans man to-day!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26

A BUsHEL OF MoNEY. The ''mnn on e.
lis s. Slurges, al Cincinnati, was kept up on
Thursday morning, to some extent, by the
small deposiIors, as on the day previous
During the morning, no little excitement
was created by the appearance Of Dr.. Smead,
Of The Citizens Bank, preceded by two per-
sons carrying a bushel basket, full of notes
which they proceeded TO carry behind the
counter, and placed at the disposal of Messrs,
f s. S. This sudden and unexpected move
menl rather aonp!ussed The crowd, and many
of them retired, fully satisfied that there was
no occasion for alarm, as the piles OF money
stacked up before him-being the aforesaid
busheI and cheap besides-would keep
the paying teller in exercise for several days
! TO come.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-26

JUST IN rIMn.-The Treasurer of S,o,L
county, Ohio, walked into the bowels Of
Dwighl's Bank, at Massillon, 10 the tune of
$4,000 the very day it suspended. He came
AIMED with those utensils, piek-Gre, croaobar,
and The people, and made the securities for
the bank pay over without bursting bolt
It is considered about Cleveland, that the
concera is very much mixed, aud The ability
to pay over 90 per cent is questionable.