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RICHMOND.
DOOKs PUBLIsMED and eacred

% Il PUBEISHEU NhN NueTeU
ID TO THE TRADE IN QUANTITIES BY
NORRIS. Oate Drinker & Morris) 97 MAIN STREET,
Richmond, Va.
The Indy Killer, by Mr., Rebecca Hicks,
Croxet's Arithmetic, edition,
Sketches of Virginia, by VIM II Foote,
The Indian Wars Of Western Vrginia, by Willis
Hass,
llowison's History of Virginia, vols, svo.
fa,e's Americon Form Book, edition,
Tate, Analytical Digesed Index Of the Virginia Re.
ports, . vols, 8vo, price reduced to % 90,
Calls Report. vols 4 s6,
fuckers Commentnric ON the Laws Of Virginia,
Tho Virginia Case Decisions by the High Court
Chancery,
Tucker the Science of Government
Tucker on Pleading.
Dew's Lectures the Restrictive System,
Standard Lar, Medical, and Miscellaneous Books,
piled Mt the puhhAher'a leues, prii.es. e 2g.is
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IT the Tran is stopped Tor pnssenger betwecn ANY
nf the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train; and charge vii
he less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxccPt those
who take the cars where tickets .old,
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in al
ition to the regular of fare provided. however
that in sh vi he receive less than
han fifty cents from any passenger TO any point on
the road
Servants will br required to have two passes, ono 10
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc-
tor which passes be explicit in granting the prv
lege travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce their free papers they viii be
permitted To travel on tho cars.
Muy lots. THOMAS SHARP,
Sunt fr,,snnr,rtinp
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articles appropriate 10 The Fn@ CIdss-bqxeS OF hnis
bnnnets AZ furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second Ctass.-Boxes, bales
# dry good. feathers Shoes saddery glass; paints, oils
hugs and confectionery.
Articles appropriated Third Ciass-Virginia d"mes
Iics sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet iron, holowware, queensware, cnstng',
hardware marble dresscd) and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth classmates
articles appropriale 10 the Fourth Class.-Flour, lin
.ncks) rice pork beef fish lard tallow and bacon. Tin
nsks boxes sacks besswnx, bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar irun marble (undressed) r,:il and
grind stones mill gearing.
rias's, % , per 100 miles miles 200 ofFif,y pounds. 70
con onn 9t ,. - $50 miles. $50 IN
ooo Ids zoe miles. 800 Carris< %ast. l2
SeIt 7--dts
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NUMBER 8
MISCELLANEOUS.

0sOn REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
~ ~ .cribes about tho lat Of March. a NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley. about 35 years Of age, oil black
complexion ruther over the usual height, tim active
and quick spoken have reason to think that she 10
Iu rking In the ncighborhood If ofLynchburg.
will pay the above reward Of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my house In Amherst county, 10 Saunders
n Irby in Lynchburg. A. w. WILLIAMS.
in
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NEW 4 VALUABLE LAW HOOKS

editions just received and for snle ut NORRIS
BOOKSTORE, 81 Main Street, Richmond Va. r.t.
English Reports in Inv and Equity, vol IL,
English Common Inv Reports vol70.
The Law Library for April, 1852,
Archbad's Law of Nisi Prns vols yo, third Amer.
cnn Edition,
Smith the Law of Masters and Servants. vol 8vo
Troubnt the Law of Limited Partnership; the Law
of Con'nendatory and Limited Partnership in the U.
s., by Francis } Trvubat,
The only book devoted this branch Of Law publish.
ed. A. MORRIS publishes
fuckers Commentaries tho Laws Of Virginia,
CalPs Virginia Reports,
Washngton's Virginia Reports,
rate -Ansly ytca Dgested Index ofthe Virginia Reports
The yrginia Cases, by Brockenbrough aud Holmns,
rate'e new American Form Book.
II is constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Standard Law books which he offers for salient the pub
lisher's lowest prices
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- .sf,

Union sTEA MSIEIP COMPA- 49,
- NY'S LINEO. STEAMERS,p mia Norfolk SsG4A
and Cape May For Phade hin every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY or RIcHmonD, Capt Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGisIA, Capt. Teal
for Philadelphia every Wednesday, high winter touch
ing Mt Cape Moy to land passengers. Returning Iea'
Philadelphia every Wednesday Mt 10 o'clock, A. M. un'
til further notice.
Passenger, for npe May, will con.ult their interest
by taking this route, IL is, in addition TO beng the
cheapest, the expeditions and comic table.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have on
tered into forward passengers through TO
New York, either by steamers allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
proceed directly New York, upon the arrival o
the steamers. u fs1eb
Shippers to the West-Tobacconisis desi.
ofshipping Phtsburg, will please bear in mind
that we have made all tho necessary arrangements to
forward to through at 60 cents per 100 pounds.
Dae notice will be always given in oil The Daily papers
In the city, when the will be rendy receive
freight, and the hour of their milling.
N B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills Of
Laning be the wharf ut Rockets to be sign
ed before the smiling of steamers.
Fasnge through New York. LIST cabin and found, 30
Cape May, &"
Pha''pha, 8
Norfolk, Ih " 2
For freight passage, apply to
no. RANKIN. Ao'T, Richmond, w
je 29d&cts ,hs Dock.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
FERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
TER MS.

III. yIRGINIAN is published daily at So and semi weekly at
a pr and No no.
~ of the Propristors, until all shall have
been inserted for so cents Tor
Aps INNER inserton and 81 cts for utter
~ ~ .ho 1umber insertions Is not marked the MIS- il
one a. nnhbed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
wi" % YEARLY RATES are-for the privilege OF two squares
sl0 for square, daily S35, semiweekly
amy ;nner form daily so, semi-weekly S35 Every yearly
dyese will be required to o eonhne his M adversng o his par
tisulsn UNI m he charged ratably for the excess.
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DUFTALO SPRINGS LINE OF

- STAGES.--Owing to misunderstanding, We
did commence running our Line Of Stages tho
FIRST of July, advertised but happy to inform
tho public that we commence to-day running DAILY
LIN between tho Springs and Bethel connecting with
the Boat al the laiter point.
Good horaes and cnreul drvrfs, only IA miles Stage
and miles by Boat
~ Fare from Bethel 81
TiyIot.l JP EUBANK. H. co.
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nj Office All persons indebted to will pense
Y come forward and pay. We have given long in.
dugence therefore hopo oil will pay romtly and not
put l. trouble.
~ ALI persons having claims will present them for
settlement. B. II. LEWIS & co.
iy 1874
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yT UPUN WUKCES EKb T NOS.-
y Southern 4genry g7 Main 81 Richmond

y Southern Agency 81 Main 81, Riehmond
From, the ". y. Erening Mirror hpra 15th, 1859.
NoncEsrrR's Piano foRrEs.-lt always nfords us
pleasure to say good word of old friend, Horetio
Worcester Having often "iakcn the responsibility" Of
recommending his Pianos IL is gratifying To be able to
ndd TINT have hear the frat word of complain
of the price, durability of Mr. Worcesters P
As all the world with s wife and daughters, 10 com.
ing up from the South attend the "Grea Exhibition,
we beg tn remind them In the o Woroesters III
Fortes. They tru elegant instruments of
wood and mahogany, wit out any of the Black Der y
stain about them
From The N y. Sunday Courier, April i7h, 1883.
PhSos.-As the mint stamp Of our gold renders u
current, does the name Of Worcester inscribed upon
n pano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill as u
manufactures of these popular Instruments has given
him first clasa reputation and my Piano procured al
his establishment cannot fail to give tho utmost sasfac
ion TO the buyer.
From The Richmond Times
PAaos.--These b.autilu instruments, whicl, within
few years past have necessary ornament to eve
ry paror havc brought such perfection, both In
outward finish and in tone, that doubt very much II
the inventive and enerprsing genius o the mannncu
in future add nuc, to hat oready done.
To we have heard no instruments TINT begin To
compare in sweetness of ton. to those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A. Nouns bookseller and
sntoner OF this city. In fnish,wc satisie they
not e exrelled But few duys since, ono oil tho beat
performers have Listened to, while practising
difficult piece Of music Of Worcestcrs pnnos ro'
marked u, thnt tho toned instrument
his fingers had ever touched and he Ind played on n
great vnriey of pnnoa both North and South fully
agree with him and therefore take pensure in advising
readers coll on Morris, and supply themselves.
A MORRIS Is .oe AgcntfJr the sale of Worcester's
Pinnos, and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every pnckct from New York, His prices are the same
the factory. lie solicts examination of hs sioc
from those in of superior Pianos ut mod.ra'c pr
Co.'S e 29.dts
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RAILROADS, &C.

- ;laIgz. 2
rHME FOLLOWING RATES WILL BE
l. charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
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"a: LIFTING Il FIxTURES-Hav-
~ ing ma 1c arrnng gemepts with Mr. Theodore Low.
enire. of Philadelphia. Practical, Ornamental and
Plain 5ns Filter takes this method of informing
f,iends and the public generally thn ready to
supply them with Gas Fittings and Fixtu Of the la
test styles and patterns Having made extensive ar.
rnn gemenls with the beat houses in Philadelphia, we
hope to share the public favor.
Churches Hotels, any Public private buildings,
fitted up with Gas pipe and fixtures at the shortest
tco. MI orders thankfully received and executed with
dispatch and warranted To give satisfaction.
iy 2D-dfs VIM. l.. LECKIE e. GO.
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T.. A. PAINE X .

NJ OT1CE-The undersigned would respect
fully offer their services the Ladies OF Lynch
burg to teach the of embroidery Velvet Satin.
Cloth, &C.. with silk or Worsted floss They i'll also
make order the ious patterns for Piano Ottoman
Stool Chair and Table covers, Lamp fire
port foios slippers, Chns dresses emb, oidered, &c
Residence TanYord street Fourth house, North
East of Poe's Tan Yard, and third square leading from
Main street where samples the work will be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS. S. G SLAGLE j. DAUGHTER.
June 30.d3m
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a. BOSTON LINE Il
IL Of Packets.-rhis line ,s composeds1.
Of the following vessels, and sails from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner Susan, Captain s. g. Rogers,
Westovcr, i" g. O. Rogers,
Courier, :" J. u. Rogers,
Sharon, 2" J.H. Nirkerson,
Mercy Taylor, :" Q. Nieker.on'
Julette, o. Baker, Jr.
These vessels Of tho first clas, built expressly for
& is trade and have superior accommodations for pass-
| engers
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified or the trade, aud who will spare exertion
accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
md may bo relied on TO anil promptly as advertised
| Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos-
ton, will find II their interest to ship by this line
IL Is the only regular line and freight will always bs
laken Us low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents In Richmond and Boston to
give aati. .nction.
| We respectfully ask aud hope to succeed in OBJ
| mining full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond si Rockets /; In
Boston at Rowe4 Whnr
| DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, A.,
| ALLEN Il WELTCH, Boston, w
| mug odts No 1873 State Street
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Grazing Purposes,

Any person having Tract Of the above description
sell cheap may perhaps find purchaser b, address
ing letter 10 J. MULoRAyE, left till called for
Of Box 1l2, Post Office, Baltimore, Md.
Take NOtice.-Ful particulars about title md
description Of Land lowest price, etc. must be stated.
August I.dAc2w
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%NTAsHiNGTON COLLIE GE-Tho next

w session Of this Institution will open the SOC
ond Thursday (8h) September, and close 3rd of July
next. Catalogues exhibiting the Of instruction
and the standing Of the students during the psst SOS
sion &c &C.. will be cheerully sent to oil requesting
them, by Prof. Campbell Clerk Of the Faculty he Tu.
ition fee is forty dollars per The best boarding
can be procured at IS SO per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin d. D., President and Prof. of Men.
tai and Moral Science, Logic. Rhetoric, &c.
John L. Campbell A. M. Robinson Prof Of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy
ature.
Junius M. Fishburn A. M Prof. Of Lsiin and Mod
srn Languages. H.. s..s t..,.s. Fly 23tissl sis.
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe eminent Colleges of the
United States, and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London Paris Phiadel-
phia and elsewhere, has effected of the most
onshng cures that were ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashulness, with frequent bushng, attended, some.
times with arrangement of mind cured imme ii
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ORD. BALL At the BdsnniO springs,
- Antcra Co., Va.-Wc return sincere
tina nks tho $50 Ladies' and Genlen who pres.
ont at eur Inst H. the 28h ult, and have through
the persuasion of many Ladies' and Gentlemen who
we're present On tho 28ib. determined to furnish
more BALL. ON Thursday the 18th of August I'd
pledge ourselves do better than have done
before whilst we have been nnttercd believe TINT
have given SO far entire satisfaction Price only ~
Good music {tho best in the state has been engaged.
sug 3.t1g RAINE n KYLE.
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vI,nE CO-PARTNERSIIIP OF Dr,. Pat
l. teson and Latham, pired the 6rst day of July.
Accounts due the finn may be pad to either porty.
J. II. PATTESON,
iy 26.2w II. LATHAM
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VIRGINIA WILD LANDS. ~

NNTANTED IMMEDIATELY from r Il toFiF
w TY THOUsAND ACRES of Virginia
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L charged on the virginia
from and after the 18th inst.
LrNcHBuRa TO CHIus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
SauIeutc febct Bier.
Scrjii9li6e unb tpobtfeite
SdDlGfS!

Die llnterI6riebenen irinI6m tierpuru ,pem
9ublttun anSuSe9cn, bab fe einsn Der belien
S6latbri4e, ndmli4 perjenise nabe tri 1rei&.
ler's galbauie, in BaI6instpn 9ip., 9e6a Co.,
friiber 9eet9nrt Spn RcbertS unb Davis, iiber>
ncntmen baben, unp nun trreit iinb, SererinanH
nit ben SprSislidfen Sdldts, filr Od6er unb
lulltse Gnp3wsde, 3u periebcn, pel6e an ibrrm
Srud pprr trScnrwp pem Canal entlans Su tr-
balten iinb. sic babcn 3uslri6 nit ben 6errrn
Sres, @utb unb 60. IN 9lllentan Grrtebr,msn
9ctrrffen, I'M, ictalp bic S9ifnbrt erGFnet iR,
S6tdtS mad ibrem @barf an Der 9c6a ;u befSr.
bern, pr fplfe bann ebenfatlS 3u alien Soften sa
batsn ltnp es fTnnrn paber aud jebe 9lrt 8eltcl-
lttnsen bel ttnen sema6t iperpen, mte aud bd
6rn. Saccb Nrler, Gerber, IN teIagter Start.
Stre Srrin9unsen inO Icbr billis.
SSoiepb @oier uno 9Siliams.
Sanuar 90, 1858. na6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
Sriibiubrs= unb Sommers8ouren.
Grim nnO larninaer,

SO. 5 @eit 6amilton StroBe, 2fQentaun.
Sino tdt5icb ron Neupcrt uno pbiloocIpbia nit
einem Src6en 1hcrtement uou
Srdbiabrsz uno Scmmers@aoren
,urdd9etebrt bcitebeuo aus allen 2rtsu trrdsncnGEaa
ren, ais:
Sinsbams, 2(tpacas, Sereee Deloins,
Nous Selains, Muslin be Se9e,
Silf 9oplins,
uno isoe anoers Qrt e6biss DrcB Scioe, 8attune.
Muslne 6annsIIc, uno cine 9rcbs @srfbiepsnbsit
pcn anoern edoies Sejsu9.
81 9Rannsper n.-ats fhrpor;cs,
tlaueS uno traunes Sud-, GatmcrS pom allen grslBen
unp Stts, @etsujsu9e, 8sutudp Scans, unp Gaitb.
mtrctts.
SSs r. 9B a sn-Sudcnsts, Cambria epB:
SRuSlln, Gbed6, StrctpS, etc. @bcnfalls eeniG
uano, Damo6t Diaper uub Suilts.
@rcbirts eases uno Gp9n9s, einen &dber, Srinl:
mtn9s etc.
Sofrrn-Gin pcIltanoisss QNcrtsnnsut ron
prt, GjItpcs, Waitts Sbrt uno OrauSr 9ropats etc.
@arpsttn9-@ Gin srcBss aiTrrtsmsnt rcn
Gorptts, StcrSItuh, Carpet Bags.
Spie9eL = Sin oclItcnneueS afcrtemcni
ocn 9)iubr9rnn Srdm Spis9d.
Sueensw aar u.-@in pclIts IGcrtsmeut
pcu Nuttnsparsn, in Sstts uuo @inSln, um Sdufsr
;u bcfrieot9cn.
rr;triss.-2us aoffse, suder, Gbs, SaIt
SNrlalts. Sele, Sefnsn, prni9 SiatrsIsn, uno an:
osre lrtifttn.
u.-Gorpst:3ettd isosr Scrtr, 9aumpcII.
Garn. Nbrors uno wsi6, eittsrpis9en.
8ctr6n te.-8ranop, Sin, g8eins, 8um unb
@bistr.
2uc bic cbeen 2trtiten psrocu on ben olIsrncorias
fen Gdfcb prsiRsn prtauft-fdr Saar9so cpsr Can;
orsprcoutten.
0rm unp 8enin9er.
lUentaun, SJ6r; %. nabr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
S6tfabrt erDfnet.

Die eeba Sransportatton5 Company
gilt Giermit gta6riGt, paB fie nun trret 1T jerrr'
lei &aifmannsz zgiter einSutebmen unp pielelben
nit 9rcnptbcit unb SAnelli9trit Son Yblapets
pbta na4 Cation, Srtblrbent, alentcwt, Niaud
GGuf, 9rm I5aScn, gGbite SaYrn, gBilfrsbarre,
unp alien 3piI6rnpldBrn an ben Gelawdre lmp
Gr6a GnnGlen atSuliefern. Die Gigentbimcr
iriinl6en ibre 5rernbe urtb Sunbrn Il, SrnntniB
gu irbrn, pab ie tbrer Ginie eerI9iepnr neue Spcs
te ttnju9cfiigt, tpUpurA in 9rr5rm Mabe bic sc.
IAafte grfTrrert merHen. Sic scrriGten ibre &C.
IhGfts immer np6 ant alten Stanpplab, Crlter
g8barf pber6alb Der Sine Strase, btrett BON 81.
mp 8. gSrigbt gegeniiber. sic befSrpcrn aud
Giitrr na6 unp Spn gieuscrf mad gSilfes6arre.
Gbenfaas an ale 3piIGenplaben an BEN DeIas
mare unb 8artt1n umb Delaware unb 2e4a Ga
nGlen. QSaaren pelde ouf bcIrr 2inie perTGfft
trrrpsn, srben ouf q. 9. 9iclIpn'S -9tnie BON
S4aluppet na6 9leps SrmSipd, peldc man
fnpet an Der 9IltonY Salin, am SUP rcr Grpar
StroBr, Nprb Silver, glcuyrrf.
Sebiprbe austunft III baIrItl ;u er6altrn Spn
SrYnplb unS Glorf, DO. 100 9ScR Shabc, prrr
an gtcilipn's 29cntcn Office, 89 g8rf Strabe.
Die 0'rIeuI@Nft Bat 9rpBe g9aarcnbSuier, ;ll
Gafcn, SrtGlrtcm, 9laentanr, Ntau9 GGunf,
sSbite 9aSen tmp g8ilfe5barrc.
0rafc, 8ilIon unb Comp,
"a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
q II st etfenbe.
Sd8li6c einie bon GlIentopn na6 pcttss
totpu.
Oas reifenbe pus
blitum ipirb biermit
bena9ri6tist, Sab
BON f,eute an cSuni

-
|, 1853, cine tS9lide einie spn gelfutI6ru Sgn
AlentUmn na4 prttStpipn laufen piro, INN Nei.
lenbe BON pa auf Der 8eabinser GiIcnbabn mad
99ilabelpbia 3u befGrpern. Die 9inie Seriast 8.
y. SettrI's 2lmerifan Sptel, in allentptpn, iepet
0tpr9en CSpnnta9S aussenpmmen) tint 2 libr,
unb bic 9afiasiere errei6en Ybilabslpbia UNI III
u9r Scrnittass, INNER nod Dor slbsans Der relt>
lt6en >eienbabnSise. Gs 1T ebenfaqs bel 9ln.
trntt in pcttstown INNER @ele9enteit nit brm
aufparts fabrrnben Bug mad 8sabina 40 aefen,
no man um 10 llbr Mprsens anlanat.
Der llnterSeiGnete ipirb peper SOFTEN nod, Wli.
be iparen, beie neue @tnri6tung 3lr telen Se>
qurmtdtett teS putlttums Su bftreiten. Gr bat
3u brm Sebufe bienitpillise ,mb f6ere SreiEsr,
quite Suti6en unp f6neae Yferbe; unb inbem
Die 8cute turd cine bS6lt ansensbme unb rebens
DC 9esrnb fiibrt, 9laubt Der llnter;etGnrte, bag
lid Siele btrie' nrue Srquemlidtsit st glube ma
den irerben, unb label auf ,ablreiGen !3uipru6
Elm. GbarleS Seodreabes
aarntcipt, Stunt 1. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
SniertiDnS<Surean
fdr
beutibe .3eitun9en bes Snz unb 2fuSlances 6
uno
aG9smeinss
Gnnirnifiinits. 1Inh 0lnentlir.Sielh1ft.

SpHlHlftoHs> INV ASeHIutSSelHuIt
ll3 9laiIau Strest Sreppe bceb, SrcntsSffitc.
SSir MAIDEN biermt Die cr9cbsnlte Nnjci9e, oae
mir, ermuntsrt ron pitsn fcbr abttaren SGlten uno
untcrItiet pCn Den srdnctibittu @rfabrun9cn unS
aus9strsitctttn 3erbinouH9eu i'm Sns uuo auslOnoe.
nit beutesm Sage Elm GChdft CrSfnCt bater, ptltbSs
pcrab ausnabmsrueiIc Die Setrebune { Der Art ron
@cmmiiHCus;eribdftcu gum 3wcds bat. Sine lpc=
jsDs 8rautbe oe0elbsn, ruelde ourd, Scutratte nit
Den eritsn uno broeutSnolteu oeutih=omeritanilbeu
3situnscn ssiihtrt 1T, piro bic @srmIttstuns rcn
GbcnuCments:S Seicr9un9sn uuo an3si9e ieoer
9attuna unter Den ocrtbeilbafteltsn 9c:
oineuu9en en- 6itocn, uno mir botsn Die lleberru9une,
allen biai9sn gSuuibrn pclItcnmcn Gntiprcdsn Su
t6nnen.
aBir fcben nit ben etrua rudnfheueipGrtbm 9ePfr
ren,eu oss Ylascs II. + 10. nit @srendsen gu Disn=
Ten uno bitten inter 9uIberuns rSeaItsr 9sbisnun.
um oas 9Hcblpcten bes puttituns.
Olep.ycrt %. Sttc6er 1912.
Wenjel uno &orff,
ll5 giufau sh, 2rtrps bod, SrcntsSfies
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
9erldnat tperbert :

3wei Sle6Ihmiebe Die bas S1ens mb gBri6s
ble6sS6micpsgri6aft YerfGben, ftnnen CUTE 8e-
l4aftsunS finbrr, wenn ie ii6 alSbalp bel benz
llntsrl@rictenen III Sie9ersSille melpcn.
SpfePbS Ste8er.
Snti %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
G0linls SC1iff0brt.
philadelphia, 2(llentaun unb Mau6
@bune
SrdnSpDrtdttDrS<Qt Qtnte,

9um Granspcrt bon 8aufmannspaaren ami.
Iasn 9btlapelpbta, gtep 5ppe, Cation, Srsemans.
burg, Setblebem, 2laentaun, gBeiepcrt, Wau6
Gbunf ilnp g8bite I5aSen, unp aller 3pil6enpl6be
entlan9 Res Selapare unp 2e4a Canals; abfab-
renc pom
britten Wborf unterbalb ber Sine st.,
an bet Oelapare.
Snbem bic 1nter,ei6netrn neue gnf1nser Iinb,
bpffen iie pur6 9endue rtnp prpmpte aufnerflams
felt in tbren @eI6aften einen litsralen Stsil Der
bfcntltden SlnbI6aft gu erlanssn.
Die @i9entbGmer teiiben 9rpbe rtnb 9erdumisc
8aarentauIer an alien pben9enannten anbultSs
Ylasen.
,Sefer, Gong uno So.
@i9entbdmCr.
a9entsu:
etspbrn Gong, philadelphia.
S0muct Q. Spis, Spsru pope.
g. gS t6culst, @altcn.
g. uno u. 8abman, Sreenlansbura.
Gborlcs Seiber, 8ctbltbent
S8iuiam bedtr, 2(Isutaun.
ecpis g8CiB, 94eiBpprt.
8c6ert Slce, Glaudp Ghunf.
u. parbee uub &c., ba;tctcn.
6crtcn unb 8ladslee, @Bbite Sapcn.
gJPai25. na3NR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
0bilabelpbt bto
GfbensUerdb ell(0aft

Sffee, q. gS. Gde Der 3ten unp gSalnut Straecr,
Ybilapslpbtd. Snrprsrrirt bur6 bic GjeIebsetuns
bon gennlstpanien, 9lar3 1913.
Sreibrief ouf INNER capital 500, 900.
8ntrn niebriser ais rsenb cine pennlptpanildc
G'eleaI6aft, rnp Sbuis IS 9rps. nierrieer ais bic
geip6bnlden 9aten BON 2stensSerlIdallng, ipie
fclssnOeS @erslridnib seist. = Cine gerIpn, 80
Sabre alt, mug beSablen in Der
ejiraro So SO 91crp Guotano 2 36
YsunIipanio 1856 0isp Wcrt eife 2 36
gsun Soautua 2 SO al6ien 2 As
Ybilaoclpbie. 3 90
Yrslibsnt, 8 . Sing; @itsprrEosut, SR SB 9alopn
Srtrstdr, SrantiS SLadburns.
gti{ta 6orreR, GIa,, II Der ein,ise ait.
tcrifirte gl9ent Su AQentcwn, 9a., BON belte All
Office, 30. 50 SitsSamiltpn StraBf.
SUM- %, 1853. 3 $50
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-29
sc a 6 / 6 t

ipirb biermt srseben, One bic llnter,ei6nrten afS
Gretatcren Scn Der SinterIa1enidait beS prliOrbe'
men q t6 claS S&ern. CgRdGIer,) Iebtbin RON
Bai6inetrn SaunI4ip, ee6a Gaunts, ar9tltelt
pcrpen linp. gle picjenisrt baber, ipsle nrdh aii
belaete SinterlnlTenI6aft f6ulhs ilnb, ipsreen
bermit erIudbt inner6dIG sDC4en tei ben llu'
tersetdneten ar,urrifcn unb abluteahlen-
ole Scftbe, bic nod 5crberrnscn an pielelte ia.
ben. TnO etcnfalls erIuht ibrr Rednunsen inners
balb Ser trIastrn 3sit eir3ubrin9en. a
9aeOb&ern, e.s...
SteEben&srn, SF0fs'
Stunt 8. ra6in