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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

= PUBLIC SPIRIT IN SAVANNAH, GEoRGIA.-The city
of Savannah, with population of only 10000, has
subscribed and paid to the various railroad compa
MES in the State of Georgia $3,770,000, endorsed
the bonds of another company to the amount Of
$4,000, and has also recently subscribed mil
lion dollars to the Savannah and Pensacola railroad
making an aggregate for railroads alone of S4.S4j.
600. Besides, this she has contributed S45000Ofr
steamships, $4,000 for canal, $780, 900 for gas
works, $250,000 for water works, and very recently
100000 for the improvement of her harbOr, max,
ing an entire aggregate for public Improvements Of
$4,9O5.00O. The Philadelphia Gazette thus shows
the effect of these liberal subscriptions:
"When the Central railroad commenced, the
population of Savannah was but about seven thou
sand it is now twenty thousand. In the years 1871
and 1912 she shipped $40 bales of cotton, 45,OOo
casks of rice, and 22,600,OOO feet of lumber Dur
ing the year 1851 and 1852, she shipped 81 OOo
bales of cotton $500 casks of rice 43,0OOOOO OF
lumber. She has continuous railroad connexlon
with the Tennessee line, distance of sou miles to
which 200 miles more will be added on the compile
ton of the Nashville and Chattanooga road; A
connection with Knoxville, Tennessee, as well as
with Memphis, will soon be effected, and another
with the Mexican gulf, by the Girard road when
she will be the terminus of nearly two thOuSanu
miles of railroad -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

DsS%Ihe Washington Union of the 10th instant
says, that it is understood that the Hon. James Bu
chanan. whose appointment minister plenipoten-
ary of the U. States at the Court of St James has
already been announced, will soon proceed to Lon.
don to assume the duties of his mission We learn.
also, that Hon. Messrs. Soule of Louisiana, Gadsden
of South Carolina Borland of Arkansas, Green of
Missouri, and Bedinger Of Virginia, having nearly
completed their preparatory arrangements are a.
bout to proceed to their respective destinations to
enter upon the duties of the several missions conf
ded to their cha rge.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22
Collision on the Hudson Rivera Number of
Lives Lost.

On Sunday morning last the Steamer Empire,
running between New York and Troy, came in COL
llslon with Sloop, the bowsprit of which struck
through her side and penetrated the boiler From
hVe to ten persons on board the Steamer were killed
and large number seriously injured. The Steamer
perfect wreck and at present lies with her head
up the River, within a few yards of the shore The
accident took place six miles above Poughkeepsie,
and appears to have occurred through the Sloop
being &c off her course"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22
Central Rail Road.

The Directors of the North Carolina Rail Road mel
in this place on Monday last but we have not learn
ed that any thing transpired in the meeting OF SUM-
Glen Importance to require special notice.
The general meeting of the stockholders was 'oi aAf
place at Salisbury on Thursday last and several u
our citizens are now there in attendance. Gov hgn
appointed the Hon. John w. Ellis 10 represent 'nI
interests of the State in this meeting, good oT''
of anxiety is felt in relation TO the result OF the dO
eratons of the stockholders Greensboro PGtrlo''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

bas~The Washington Star of the 5th inst. saws.
that the Treasury Department this MOI ming receiv-
ed letters from the American consul at Marseilles
per steamer Arabia, in which that officer writes:-
1.-The French steamer is in from Constantinople-
News unfavorable. Wheat is rising, and will be
very high if war takes place, the Black Sea, (the
great granary,) will be closed. The American flag
will be in great dem and, if it remains neutral.n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22
Cost ofRatIroad TRANSPORTATION.

We gather number of estimates as to the cos u
transportation on railways, from the American H Tts
way Times, which will be found interesting NV
Times says they were prepared by one OF Inc ,""s
experienced and intelligent managers, ana nun
Magazine adopts them on this authority -, n p,s
Cost Of Running a Passenger Tram, |'N ~
sengers, 100 Miles. 30
Locomotive power, at 20 cents per mile, =, 2
One passenger car go seats,) at cents per In9' 2
One baggage car, at cents per mile QOo h'gII' )
One conductor, 81 per day one brakeman si'
Receipts on 40 passengers at % cents per n' g75
Net income, oospngers, at
The cost of train with eighty-two pa cns, Of one
II cents per mle is estimated at S2S' n' receipts at
additional car at So being added ) 'H'
sl02.5 makes the net profit 1880 ,s ;s,be same,
The cost of train with 100 pasSehEe;ar s3l the
with the addition of one car at So nro6t $50
receipts at cent per mile making The he' P''
The Times adds. IA not exceed
"a large engine will draw on any toa ~ addition 10
ing forty feet grade, one hundred olo their bag.
the cars; and as fourteen passengers iii train OF
gage are usually estimated 10 be loh' rs amounts
cars, with two hundred and forty passen:f, aI reQur.
to only seventeen tons. The difference III moi 10 lie
ed 10 draw one or three cars is sc smaii g"
susceptible of calculation. han on great
That freight also can be carried has ALREADY
thorouehfares where there is plenty OF H. nsS coal
been demonstrated. The Reading ro"u ION although
one hundred miles for one dollar :, PEI PIE and Ohio
The cars go back empty The baiu al two hunle'
road have also contracted e. cat3 eo"'
miles for two dollars per ton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

O. We have just seen very popular and inAuen.
tia democratic gentleman of Franklin County, who
lett the Raleigh District yesterdays be seems very
confident OF the success of Mr. Lewis. He says that
MI Venerable looses ground fast, and his advocacy of
Benefits VIGOROUSLY and scandalousy unjust bill,
becomes more distasteful every day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

BsPBy the arrival of the schooner Tennessee, at
Baltimore, with dates from Rio to the 18th ult, we
learn that political affairs still in an unsettled
state at Buenos Ayres, and the city continues under
blockade without any material change in aspect of
affairs since previous accounts
Advices from the River to the 5th, states
that the market for imports and exports is firm
The supply of American produce was fair, and pr-
ces changed but little from previous accounts
There was fair demand from the up river country
Coffee had not materially changed. Exchange % a
291
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22
HON. VIM. $. AsHE.

BeSg~C. c. NlcCRuMEN, General Newspaper Agent
is fully authorized to receipt for any moneys due
this establishment, or receive new subscribers and
give receipts accordingly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22
From the Richmond Despatch.
Russia and Turkey,

The news by the telegraph yesterday 1--WE writ.
in the morning of Thursday, looks sufficiently VA,
like Nicholas, whom we began to mistake for :.
mere court green bully pulling his coat off and of
fering fight to all customers, but BACKING ont whom
the first customer offered turns out to he no buTr
at all He means to fight, if the report he tru9
and no mistake about it, Well, We can sit down in
quiet here, if Santa Anna and General Trias and
the Diaro de la Marina will let us alone, and take
the profits of their discussions to ourselves A GEN.
eral war will be sure to follow, and the wav it will
make wheat and corn rise will be caution to all
men who know nothing about farming 1t will aE
ford fine times, too, for editors and map Makers
Such variety of contradictory news We shall have
so much shrewd conjecture never hitting the mark
so many grave essays There will always be some.
thing to write about-always something entertaining
to every body but the poor devils who are engaged
in the pbilanthropic task of cutting each Others
throats We shall do all the shipping business too
We think Nicholas is little mistaken however
We do not think he would invade Turkey even
though the English destroyed his feet in the Black
Sea. We are sure his Imperial Beardship meant
that for gas-at least if he did not mean it for SUCH
it is quite evident to our mind, that it is gas aid
very little else.
How we shall be rejoiced to hear that combined
French and English army of $50 or 100000 men
have been landed at ConstanUnople ordered
march upon the rear of the Czars advancing troops
That potentate is not renowned for leading his troops
in person, we leieve. He was at the siege of Var.
ma, it is true but he kept board of his feet fully
two miles out of the reach os cannon shot. In re-,
turn, however, he is remorseless as Julius Caesar
or Bonaparte in sending others into danger The
great difference between them is, that he is not such
a fool as to encounter the personal dangers run 50
often by these renowned warriors.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

05- Mr. Leak abused us two or three DAVIS since at
kenansHllle Just what we expected from him. All
his speeches, except the abusive part are written out
and memorlZed. That part comes 10 him naturally
and spontaneously and in ii he excels so much thai.
we leave TO HIN the full enjoyment of field so pecu-
l ry his own. We have no skill in the business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

POSTAGE ENyELops.-The Postmaster General has
authorized Mr. Nesbit the contractor, to leave the
points OF The envelopes without any device, for the
present. reserying che right secured IN the contract
Of having them ornamented at any time bereaf Tor
that hssnay deem it expedientr The Department
has also directed the CONTRACTOR 20 mannfactnroo 5
quantity Ofenvelopes of larger size than those
hitherto used, together with quantity size small.
er
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

POSTAGE STAMPs.-We suggest to persons having
occasion to transmit postage stamps in lieu of odd
change, to be careful, and not place the adhesive
side next to the bill of paper money We received
bill OF money and some stamps from Whitevile
few days since which were as completely stuck to-
gether as they could we'll be, and it was with no
little difficulty they were separated without entirely
DESTROYING the hill
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

- ne Iate rams, we are pleased to learn from
our exchange papers and from private information.
has had very beneficial effect on the growing crops
e learn that from present appearances the
Cor" crop WILL IN most cases, be an average
one. he crops in the lower part of Eastern North
|afoina were never more promising; and if no
storm comes to cut them off, an abundant harvest
will be the result
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22


village of Huntsville, in Yadkin county, the native
place ofHon. T. L. Clngman, near which Dr. Cling
man, his brother, now lives. Nearly opposite to the
Hotel is the house, ancient looking building. in
which he was born. Here. on Friday the 8th we
first heard of the death of Hon. Joseph P Caldwell
Mr.. C. had his faults, and was never a remarkably
brilliant politician, but he was better,-he was an
honest and good man, and we regretted deeply 10
lear of his decease
After having reached our destination, near the
Blue Ridge, and remained short time, we started
for the Pilot Mountain, in the North Eastern Dor
ton OF Surry, which we reached on Monday, the
10th, passing through the village of Rockford. tina
former seat of Justice before the county was divided
The division left it within half a mile of the line be-
tween Surry and Yadkin, and consequently the
county seat has been moved to point sixteen miles
Distant to be called " Dobsonn 1t now presents al
most a literal picture of "deserted village" Sit.
uated on the slope of rugged broken HILL it was
sorry chance at the best but now, since its soul
the Court House-s gone, it is essentially dead and
only demands burial Rockford is chiefly known to
the younger members of the legal professions as the
seat of Judge Pearson's Law School.
The Pilot is visible over thirty miles off-lookino
blue and lofty, with its two pinacles distinctly
marked Approaching it from Rockford, the travel
er crosses the Ararat Rivera beautiful tributary
Eof the generally as pure and impid as the
springs by which it is fed and in three miles more
reaches the house Of entertainment, kept by Mr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
9(n OQuS1dlfcr.

Gin ercGrs NGcrrmcnt prn usbaltun9ss1rtsl'
ols:
1pd,acSdhirr, inrptnci9 tnan,drt une ptrsnnt-
sauts unO stlw 9fannen, SratPfannsn, &rltsifn.
gHaffclifn, Stt., sts.
Sbeetrdocr uno gFaiters, ren 9tpShnIibtn iu
;insn, in Sstts uno ttim Guetno. @etnfalls pen
attbifbr Germ uuo ptrihirrsnsn anperu pdtttrns.
afciIrrn nuo 6abcln in Setts uno eFtm
Duscnp' 70 audi 9Qc0srn alIsiu; &crfbnsiosmsflru,
staI, 6ctb: uno Yutlbsrmsltrn, anlnt iSesr ouoTn
8arietSt
SaId,ens uHS TeScrmeiicrr, SnftrmsiIsrn,
gdsercn, Ghaaftbelrln pcn bsn bttcn Manufatflrsn,
Il, 2, 3 uno 4tIiu98t SNsTtrn. 90,
gdbaufcIn, Spartd, .pOdrn, Sttsn. &sdsn, gid'
en-. lsrtsn, II. + 10.
IeuerSrbippcn pue SatBen, siftrns uno m'i'
nans prlirts SrusrSsfsupo Stanearcs, Nebtn pcpos'
s6nsiesr, unp Stsshilsh, ETC., sum @srtauf bEl
8. uno s. Sd9cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
9SierteIiahrtae. Srisflilts.

Cine GiIie Der Srisfe meI6e am 81 len
Deesmbsr. 1852. auf bsrfi gieiI9sn pOfam'
te litatd 9e6lisben Iiuo
sonud g,rbtsr, 6Snm s. @ue Hapio 8. BCre,
Sebn 9sarnatas, Daniel 8rsipn, Satcb Sat petlr
Yaleuk. Glias Ysattr, Quna 8srnsr, Warp ann Set'
III. NQr. uno Gars. 8er9cr, gecr9e D. ecplln, W'
Grcuo. Srlsrb 9taptII, IT., atrabam y. elenlner,
escio,ucu Drster, Qettr Dtitt. Gcsr9e D6trsn, 90;
.poroH Denbnrn,> SrseSrid DuntrInt, pGttr Ditbl,
eames Dasrriua, Sulauua Gittsrkin, @atborna Ds'
ieno. Gla6sb Disfnolrisr, SaScb ccSr peifr0 9re.
man; 1oshi' 'Gpp. SCbn 5rtN Scbn SaiIin, Darlo Sc
aslp amcs Trils, Sr. Sseanistp etcrSs eerr, 2aplo
C5rce GbriIiian @rcut, eDtliom GreP, 6tnrp Sieo'
Nautr Ssoiriso gtibrin9. Scbn GrrR, IT,, = o. Sdf:
Tib, 9. Ptptr, Sapt. y. :. ptP Safce $cllman,
6arfb unb 9larter, Sesl poas, Sclept oubsr, uoanl
S(bner, Ritbaro ScnrS. SIa., paul Suebd, SSnrp
alsppsr, Wacss Gain, Sbcmos Suorpsubtr9er, ptnrp
.Nnaue, auorsas 8cst, Scnos S1l Sctb, Ddp. Subns,
De,polt !0ubns ecuila 8ttin, GorClino 8kdutr, Sas
rah Anna ,Suoeutarsr, NatIam earas. 8. uno ..
aaurn an,eS N2iutr, Dapio SJpcrs, Sci. .. Mliers,
eoccb SEilItr, Dapio G1iN, Gtcr9s Mcptr, SCirb
spinuih, eatc6 gfsrpbare. Sauid o. gfsrubare, 8e:
bet spsikh, IauiS Slarri9an, Gaa uno SttdtL Gath.
gaouusmadbsr, Samss Oder, Dapto Srfrre, &tuesn
Ssman, Scltpb pttsrulan 6. SS. Raudh' aleett Sed;
uaaSt, Sispben 8Sr, peuretta Htldatc ,sssna Htth'
bach. Sarab Bitter, ecuiia Eubs, Selam Staltisr'
1anid ststttsr, Davio SenoeL .ptrr Sbtrsr' STs'
miab Smitb, tsscras Snposr. GCcrae Snpoer, Saga
uno Bn. 2bseocrs Stoea, SQcIis Sbcrt, Scf Sbtf;
fst, Sclbaa SisNriso, Somss 8. Spiss, Sac. Srsr'
ling. 1oanf Smsssr, Garclna Srnitb, Nlatp ann
Gbifsrt, amoneo erpars, 9rbraim Sreru altrdn'
rsr 2bcnipcn, Hnna Srumbcre, Daplo .. 9Rbseltr.
Terononb geinflcr, sJomes Meltr, Gaarp 2. 91ulcn.
Bitbdmiua Rssd. GaOrp Ann Wctlt 2. 5imnsrman
unSlSSbne
MariG'g .SOmbtd, 9. 80.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
22eet!
Gin trsfti9ss esbsn reer rdbsiti9rr Set!
&infsIin hber SeIbifstbaItuns.
Slur Is Gents.


DitFs icttsn in otufbsr uno sn9lifbcr Sprahs wrs
Sfftntitte BUD il nit ntsben Ytlsbrun9cn tlbr Die
sd,rudtbsu uno arontbsirn oss 5usppsshifsws ae
ftut. DatTt!6s rtnti ittb AN fie Sasenp, sRapnbc
uno eas ucroCIhrittcne Iltr an 1us, unit clIis zen
aucn eCltltu ptrotn. Der msrtbpcus Ratb uuo Die
eiucrinalihSn gBarnuneeu pttbe cs crtbett ptreen
Sabre bts GSnees uno fsr esioeu prbdtn uno idbrli
Saultnbs rru esbeu resu. Glteru urroen cAra,s CT;
fabrsr, rps fs cas- 8srbTtsn iby.r &iuesr ptrbutCn
tGnnen. 80, - ,.4. .,,.st
Geotu suIluruns pen 25 Gents. sjnsfhtciTru in cis
ncu an Dr. Siutrtiu, Sicreprt:@dc fcr 3ien uno lin;
ion Strafs, guifhsn GPru3 Hno pins, pbiIaeSpbia
aooreirttu 9risf rpiro cfcrt untCr llmhlo9 nit un
oebsnesr pet Die 3ucpoun9 sincs Buhes srfrl9en. .
2usrpSrtise tSnncn fb in pcrcfrsfn Srefn an
Or. .SiufGlln mtnoeu uno ju pouf 9G5citt wsrosr,
.padcts rcn GVebiJntn. anwsiun9cu etc. rusresr ouf
Saarsabluns. psdanct, sessn ebaesn cer @nsi:F
pcbl pirnalri. s-t s.s..
gSubbSnslsr, 3situnasa9tntsn. Srdnsr upe aueerf
tpstecu gu ben uisprfru preiltn nit eCi9a!i Bsrss
mrlchcn.
gbilartlpba. Sud %, 1852. nq13
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
2t6ter! 2t6tet!

untsrSsibnetsr 9ibt bierour6 0a6ridt,
cos er immrr nod oas ttr-Nlabsn in
Der Stact Quentaun 9eda @auntp betrsibt
unb oae sr ieeet,eit ole bsitsn unlbIitt.ei6'
ter bsim 8lrinsn uno gtosen gum Ssrtauf
auf 9ano bat. !:
StcbrbaItr uno ancHe weresu es ~ ib'
rem 8OrtbsiI fncsn, bel ibm anjulpre6cp,
~u unf6litt wiro i'm Uustaufh fir Gib'
ter angtnommsn, unp cafur rsrbO6(ieMartt.
preis erIaubt.
Soepb 8. Sitter.
Sept %. nq6Ml
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
Septf's sSotGs Sel
Ga,,iifieds ointment,

Elm frdftiaes Mittel fur Die ftnelle 6eifun4
pon Gbcumati5mus, SeHenfung, Nuet.
Ibunasn, 9oyfpcb., Sabnmeb. Sdmer.I
,cn in Ssiit ooer 6lfen, S6ndde III
gs!snesu upo MusteIn. S6weIIunGsH,
uno an: Sdus ,pelde Elm MitteI SuT SffF4
teruu9 unp Selebuu9 beourfsn. 2a4 iff
IS cine li6srs Sur fur 2iauboa. Jf.ampf
uae 8pIf in ben msiten Sdns1, unb
belt oeer miIoert 4libma uno Sion6i.
tis. menn folbss i'm @rrsib irafnp elmer
MeeiSin it,
9ausrn uno pfsros ,Gisnsr bobfu esct's 4etbS
o!eibfoNs at6rautbt uno faueen es Gin und6rtrefbes
SNit,cl osoSu Scibunssn, @srrcntuneen, Suefbunasn
Spatb. iSos art GsfbmuIit Huo ollie fcutee Stdnsn
oisfir pSrtbpclISn 2bicrs, Yc Gin giuretunasmittd
a a-1crpanot proen tonn.
Gsctt'e RctbS piro ylGered eurd eincn prattiIAef1
Gbemfttn uuD Graouittu oss philadelphia GrIs1Siise
Der Qbarnasie, uno er elautt bae in allen N6aen IL
osusn ss os Gin sIittd an9erabsn piro, eagsts nak
isnsr oSbSri9iT Qnnsncun9 atI9uens3u iSssnOe aite
eiro. GSit cine p9cabiihe Suterrimne sen burba6ns
aiaaeber Strait uno getbetlt ron allen deeu ab hfSs
STANDARDIZATION, pttdts MT anpTn en,stnts niht csr
6au it,. gBir tSuuter rittc 3nenHr ran 3shlnaeu,
bsyren uuo Damen Rec bShlten RstifatiIitSt puGlii
ren ptts eice Ncbi,in in ibssz s9tnsn 5anitisn es
brauhttu uno e tsltdnci9 anf1n anretbeH aFsr mir
basn es fdr unrStbl. 0an @s.f oitFtr @t9tno 3suaz
uiiTt aus eCr Scrnt COrnh9sn.
ySdscuOs Sa.todsRrnen il etdd Gauntg Fnb ols7
dscntcu fir Gsctt's &ssbT en9thtlIt:
8utb unb &rsAsr. 4htntaun.
Saecb SaeObs, Centre Saltp..
s. s.. gD. 9ngtItaaA, Saiecn Bailey.
SalomOn gre9. GoOpsrsbure.
SbCmas GnstIman. 60.
Samss eadeDi gatafduqua..'
BsnOni Bates, Nrapott.
Sasob s.. GIbnian.- @maus.
Sobn R. S6an. Srsrterstaun.
1rulsr unO BsiIsr. @ietrmaeunsit.
6rfip 'uno @laosr, Sbrtmatuneie.
Sriesnrsit une 8ue. auetdiin.
g. Sc. MeGurcp, 4eaciha.
.2tatin bSrrtst scn g So. Stott uR0 8ruoex<
95 HanoSlpb Siraes, philadelphia. mltsAg eIe 9enstf
Iunscn fr cbias GSruin nit aifncrfhmttit ptrmpi ts:
bsIcr9cn roSresn. fet
Mfai 2gs 1852. Es=-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
,GrerIerstaliitI 8pftamf.

ScIsspOe 8risfe bIisbsn wdbrenb hem
listen ,BisrtsI in BEN &rsrInstuun pof'
ante Iie9sn:
Qnbrem Softer, SOfepb eari6. Senrp
Sehlirmadsr, Mr. M. Sysipsnbraer, Geo
pulo Sirib, eeOpoIc Sitib, Omen 8Ore,
@meIine Dob, 6snlp SOhamsifsr.
9iteOn Yobsr, .. Dr.
Sanuar 5. n43m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
6attsDQlter le(et!
Seoe Mrt 9aus9crdtbibaiten
lserben lppblfeiler perfauft

lserSen >ppblfetlsr perfauft
ais oieS je snppr an SieIem Grt 0cihab.
Der r9ntsrItrietr mohte ben @inpob'
'netn DON Qlentaun uno Der umsc9cno ab-
tunosuOu anSeiasn, bas sr cCn 9onSen Stod
6ausaerdtbe bcs s. B. Bi9onp on9sfauft
BAT uno bereit III eitScIbcn an Den nlecerien
@itp. Qreifen Su perfaufen, an eem alien
Stanoe in Der 9amiltOn StraBe, nabe bel
6ascnbu3's Gafbau5 uno eeroee ef9en-
iber BEN peiiarit.
Ssin QlIortemsNt fann bier gar ni6t
ibrtrOfen wercen unb beiiebt tbeilweife aus
Sur,aus, Dining 2fbs. eiestcarcs,
Gcretoriss. 8rsatfait Slide, Iitr Siihs
Drclliua 9Surraus, Centre Siltbs, 9aro Tiltbs
plain uuo indcivo MaihsStanr$,
sparorc6es pcn al.st gensnnun9tn ptn $40 bis $50.
GB5at-gct 2iihs. Sidbtanes, Sc'psI;Rdds, etc. etc.
Gr prfertiat oub Sptiu9fb S6aufel.
fnble, Sofas, parlorifuhIe uno Sttcmans,
ueIdbs sr 70 mebIfsil usrfaufen piro, als ile
| in Der Gitp erbalteu perosn founen.
Uu6 bot er Elm auteS Qnbrtenient BON
Spieael. Die er ebsnfobilIig usrfauft.
| RSD Da Der tlnterfbriebene ein praftil6er
Gapesiersr il. 70 il er bereit ieoe att Saps
,ierarbeit uuo ale foniii9s 8eparoturen ~
perribten, auf Die fdcnife tino funlifertt9lfe
Beife. auf bic fiirseffe QnSsise,
@r fiebt gut pofhr, caB alls feline @aarsn
polle 3ufriscenbsit 9sben uno oas lInS mo-
| fur sr fie psfauft
@r bcfft. coe er bprb itrenss SeibiftS-
QufEierffamfeit unO Suuo,fcmmenoes uno
aefdIliees 8strasen ii6 cine Iibsrale Euno'
lftaft 5u perpiensn i'm Stnnbe fsin piro.
g. y. 8rice.
allentaun, Ncu. 3. 1852. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
uSsoe Samilie foute Elm Gcpie baten."
Gin 1tnftDdbbQreS Sutb,
MIR rs Seuts fpi4eu0.
Msnlsb tsuns Did.


Renleb tsuns bid.
@r. Snuter's mepi,iuiidbeS S5anbbud,
~ fir Sraufe. Gntbaltrno Die Sruno,ass eas
llrprunos, ScrlIhrits, Der Bebanelun9 uno 5tiuna
ron isosr Sraptbsitsfcru, rpcIhs pur Trl5aoSnart:
osn aslhtshthsu lmsan9, SdtlttefCduus, eosr dtsr;
maGian etlhtsbtspsrtIbr 3u93cssn wurren, nsbt IN;
psiunoen III otrGn 8IrbGtrne, in perlfinblihrm Sns
unS nit or anlidnoi9llen Spradbe 9cbriftcn as cos
Nsultat elmer .msbr ots 20iibri9sn ousiblisGGb Ger
6siluna tcn 6ranfbssn btlitatCr uno pripatsr 9ahr
at,pomStcu prars.-nit cinsm 3ufas ron &ttcptsn
Tur bsiuua lcther 8rantbsttn uuo stner lbbanbiln9
ittr Die llrahsu Gpnptems uub pSi.tlna oss taltsn
SiSt9s.-fir 25 Cents per Gtpie, cher 6 GcpiSn fir
snsu Sbal,r; pirb pcltfrsi nab raeno Sinem Shits
Der @er Staattn pertnoet. 1ooreirC pclifrei, BOX
l26 Post Office" cosr Den autor 80 Serb 7ts sraGs
philadelphia.
xA Sboier oer,birfeu. Or. 5unter
OO piu $50 ts,ablsn, msun ss ibu, ftbsn iclI,s
iramo sinn SuG ron stbcmG 6ranbtit ,u tlrrsu,
chns iIuterhieo pcn pts lan9er Dautr e 1T. psreT
nsu ron tsipSn @shtStttn fuo IN Itins pripatitubs
80 @Oro 7ts Strafs. Ybliaoepb'a, sn9daetn, rS fis
prr etSruno ourtb etbre ,sootisutsn fitbcr fnb.
ampptcuS.- uu9eid9eIttr Bcfricpi9uu9 Der
poicnsr, our llItsrmaas cbcr SGltttcfledun9. snts
Itbln ,abtrShs ltbd. Srdbreift mpcteuJ, unfrepi!'
liae SamSuSraisFungsn, Sredusnabnabme, @eo6htnlB'
ptruIf, no Siaupa eceen Srauer,imnCr, al9tnelnt
Dsbilltdt, cotr ItnutIcuClIe ltncrSntn9 fcaen Sr.
Sn alien Sdlltn 9ibt Der Octtcr ctne itdGre Sur'
3um Iatboenecu.-DttS Sranttn ptreen tpebl'
bun ss. gu tSoEnttn, sbs re 9tqnobst tSudldl9tE't
ul,6 cfals pas esten ben 6shoen vcp arSttn onpsrs
rausn bic midi biz nStbiss .SnutniG son ecir SIas
Srautbtitsn babsn. Gs iii upmcsIib ROB Gin Msnkh
aIIs 8cfhrsrnift bss nisnlbIibsn 6srPtrs psrtt0t-
sScsr atbttars ar,t bat insu 6rtnesrn 5pcis prrtn
&C srfsrstsr rrtn faun as ltine SRitdrSs uno Nor;
a,lf sr lcius msilts 3tit uno smeium ptriptnrst.
5nbrelai8e 1rGTfs, aasibIteEhb atrylomsi
Dem Stueium uno Ger 8sbanblun9 pcn Srantbeiitn ntr
gtCblsbtscrsuue, nstIt eribrpurcn an aSrpsr, pals
y1o(e eosr Seinsu, Sept. uno anc6tnfbmerI @ertu'
rialrebsunatlm. sulommensithunasn, @rdrtL llnrs'
acnlabiats Srautbdsn pcn inssntlthsn eaittrn cesT
llurciui9ttt res 9tuts, pceurh Die eeniltuten g.
lbrpSf .uurps, Iets ben Deter in Staue, aln lhuE
Il Gtbdft gu ptribafrn bic iitb ftinsr 8sbanrunl
unttripirfn -. 1s
SRsoiinsu tpcrocu nab atItn Sbslen psr Ger. Staa
I'm perlanbt prsifs uuo 10 2bdlst Gas YatEt. !
pbiIaoslybia, ert. 1852. nq1s