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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
2tm Stbilo
Der 0rDBen 8ettlQ6e,

am Gde Der 9ten uno 6amittonzS zStraBe,
SIC, 80, nabe q. 0rsiAr'o 8au9pl;s sSrf in Der
Stabt allentnun.
Da lit Der plns I'M po9lfdlc unp quite Gabts
nrtsg8daren Su futfet.
Die llnte8d6netcn bepirnen lia tirler Gjele1
grnbeit tbrrn 6rrunprn unp Dem Yutlitum itbrrs
baupt pieie 2lnSeise ;u madcn, DAP lie an cbi9enr
Srt cine SroBe 9tustpubl auf Snp Madden, rpie
aut auf Die tiirSete 9lnSri9e auf Sefelun9 =
Spfas, Seipbcrps, SrrretGrs, Bureaus, unp ftrI
ale 9lrtifrl bic In birIcm Sadie Serlannt pcrren
nG9rn. Sie MAIDEN ibre gIrbeit Irl6I, rarunr
linp t4re grrilrn 70 nicber baB man glautt iic
t6nntc ndt rafiir 9ernadt mrrpen. SOnmt unO
rtbrrt fir ruG lcltf, rann pcrtct ihr iasen mir
parrn NIT pcm serlelenen Stiid ntht brtrp9en.
Sic Itnp rantbar fir jepen anipru6 Der &C.
ma6t pirp TIM i6re gSaarcu IN 9lusrnI6etn 81
nebmcn. SaS Srie9en tcitet ni6ts.
s5SeCnNrrS Die Gabtnetma9er Iinb frrunbs
I6aftli6 eingrlaren te tGnen anSurufcn. Sr ball
ten cine grrsc guanaGt BON alien gtrten Srnierrn
unS frdnSEiiI1r Ntoutpirss uup Yiago9cnS 8rs
Iets auf Sanb. Oicit Sa6rn werbcn woblieilrr
srrfauft ais je 3uspr an irsenb cinem anprrn Srt
&pmult unp urtBetlet fir ru6 IelbR.
Slant uno Oollman.
0ugua II. nqts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Sefentli0e g5enbu.

DienIfags ben 20len December, um t2 ubr
Nlittaos, IctCn am t6au1e prn arl Slant
in SbsrIauecu SaunI&ip, ee4a GauntY, tifentIih
srrtault rcrrcn (:
Cine sprtreffli4e 5amiticns sWiGrr, 8aie nit
G,rIdirr, cine 9tAttas llbr, ,pei Sefen nit 9lcbr
Drst, SecrrtSr, Gdl6rant, Slide unb GtaBlc
Garpet, Elm sepcliteter Sfautelimbl, spei Su1c'
IcsSaut, unp Ionit nod sicIerlei Sauss, Sii4rns
uno Sanbwrrtss@eldirr Sa lmildnpli9 3u mels
ben.
Gs lit bas bintcrtaNrne pcrIGnlidbr 8ern6gen
brs serltcrtencn George Stant, Iesttm BON
scrbelastem 5auni6ip.
Die Srpinsunscn am SerfaafSta9c anS 9tuf-
tpartune BON
Gborle6 Slanf, Grors.
2(probam Slanf, y w.
9tcpemter %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
S)} d Cb / Cb t

tprb 6irrmit Scsrtcn, ba6 bic llntcrsri&netet ais
Grcrutcrrn Der ointcrlaiIrnI6aft res Yrritortrnen
@eprge Slant, lcgtbin son ObrsS sSaurcn
5aunl6ip, 2edba GalmtY, on9eiiclt wprrrn lnp.
9tae bicjrngrn pabrr weIhr nod an teIagte Sins
trrlaIIrnl6aft l4uprn, finp aufscfrrrcrt, inner
BALI Wonaten an;urufcn unr atjute3ohlen; unp
ipldbe bic ned rr6tntSbi9e 5crperlln8rn faben,
linp etenfaGls bierpurh erudt iclhr innrrIalS be-
iagtrr 3eit pcblbeitGti9t ein5ugdnri9cn an
@barleS Slonf, er.,rs
2(brabam Stonf, - w.
9spsrnter 80. naomi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
QQbte8 Ores Sitter.

Inter ber srcBen Sarietat Spn Scire unb ans
bern IreB z@iitrrn wslde bic llnter3ciGnrtcn neu.
lid in 9teus gprf 9etaWft batrn, rpcrauf r be bea
ipnprrc 9tufmrrtIamtrit rer 2dpies spn Der Stdrt
unb pcm 2anpe lenfen, trprunter fcl9cnrc 3u fin
ben fnb, nGmltdl Gamrlicn, Grrpe DC Gbtne,
reid cpprirte mb I6war3 fgurirte Scirc, Idmars
ger unp rctb cplcrirte SerGuprlidcr rcirrr Satin,
l6warSr 0rc &c gtbtnc, Satin Strpcs, Idwar;cr
unp cclorirtc Iuperfein fran,tFiher Nlerinp, e9cs
pcic, Gpbur9 unp 5tibct 3ud, Niptatr unb SiIt
gEarp, 2llpnccn, Yaramcttes, GaiGmcrs, Mous'
lin Dc Gains, Mclaic5, mrrfanilde StriPc5 etc.
GtrnfalS, Seicrnr, Gbttct 9Eplr, Sa9 State mnb
anoere sirrrfise mp lan9e S&nmls, GIpaIin9s,
0lpseS, Sciierg, Stittpns, &c.
pres, 8utD uno So.
gipScmbcr, %. nq3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
sc d 0 + / 0 t

tpirb termit scstbcn, baB bcr llnterifrirtsne ata
glOminilratcr bon Der SntcrlaTenl6aft bes Ser'
tortencn Ntt6aet 8rep. lebtbn pcn 9cws
bia SaunI6ip, ee6a Gaunt9, anseitrlt NOR
BEN 1T .-gGe Icl6e bater, bic nod duf ir9enb cine
sSeiIe ait teIagte 5interlalienidaft f6ulpt9 iinb,
werben crIuGt innerbalt G gBc6en bel benz 9b-
mtntirotcr onprufrn unp 8i6tiafsit Su mas
teIt-Gbcnic btejenieen bic re6tmdbise anIpriis
dye 3u MAIDEN taten, iinb erfu6t lire 8e6mm9en
innerbal6 brm fefeciesten 3citraumr cn3u4dnbi'
gen an
Sonatban S6mid,
Ncesmbrt 10.-na6m. Sdnsdspille.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
IrDGene 9SQQre1t.

Die llRterI6rietcnrn Gafen ceben Bon gle'
Sorf urb 9bilabelpba rrbaltrt, unp paden jest
aus pr 0rBBte unp trt aue9clu&te Stcd SOn
SGncD troGener 2Saaren
bic felt tangor 9eit in bieIem Srt gum Scrfau5
angcbctcn purbrn, unp weld3e fe entidlcisn iinp
an dubrrlt grrabsslceten 9rtiben 3u Sertauicn.
pres, 8utb uno 60.
gtaentcwn, gtpe. %. na3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Or. 6. SO teIa11b 5,

6eutiDer praf. Nrjt, @unbarjt un0 Sc.
buyt6belfer,
NRit9tto res @Ttjn6 @2drNmber9iIhcr 2ttrStc une
Gjctlrtshdftr IL, + ~, in Il tent II, rurbnt 9ts
9cudbtr btm 6cfSn9ri9.
Sd mnibe Bic NnHiss. toG itb ieocn Sronfsn, ecr
lidb mir auptrtraut, in mEelilt fur;er 5cit pcrcr
btrftue, uup ra i ouh r,t, in bte hShCrC Gbrur9it
athGri9r SprraticrCn rtrrthtt; ;u9ttitb ncbrs teb
audi 6inecr uno Grpottituc rit an tntm Gjttrccbcn
lticcn in mtin oou5 sur @sbaurtun9, 9c9tn gang iii:
tiec SceinBunoCu.
ltnrntaun, Quouit II. na6N9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
S II tb !! s II 0 !!

gtmcrifaniIdj, DeutI9 uno 5rdnSGf1A trritrs
1u9 uno Goeimere, so Stiidr, tcitcbcno aus
I6warem, blauen, traunrnt, pliliprn Orat, 8es
mirt, &C., ierben erbalten unb su Perfaufen I'M
Oregon uup Srinen an ren nicrrriIen 9rcibcn.
Yree, 9utD uno SO.
gipscinbcr %. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
3 6du1er unD QDtten
IN Der StaSt 2lacutct

N Scr Staot Qlllcutcipn
Sum prt@@t SSe rG0mf,
ts55s75 t57 Der unterariebrne winiGt iri. "a
.la4azQ ne Sprt neuc bafteinernen g8pGn> .Iggsza
bduicr Ianmt Gotten priSatini gu Yertaulru, 9ele-
gen tcoe I'M 2eha gBarp Der Stabt 9t(lentppn,
3miidcn Der Samiltpn unb gnbrCp Straeen. Die
SGuier me6en iepeS t6 SUP in Der Srcnt unp 80
in Der Gtefc, ultb linb spei Stcd bod, NIT Dads
frnltern in 6rcnt unp nit Sdiefer gecedt. Dir
odju 9ebTri9cn Gotten ent9alten jepe t8 SuB in
6rcnt mb 175 5uB Stsfe, nit ollrrbanp anoc.
pfIan;tem SbIt unp SroubrnfBdr. Giries Gisen-
tbum liest i'm ld5nien Sbrile bon jencm Stapts
Srrtel unp III Der 9lufmcrtamtc allrr 6aufluti.
gen pcrtb. DIS Ndbere srfabrt man br
Soel 9. Sbuls.
gaentcpn, gicS. f6. noto
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
sc q C6 + / C6 t

" V y ! I y I
rirp tIermt 0e9eten, paB Der llnter;e4nrte ais
gIpminratpr Don Der Sinterla6enI6aft pss per.
itrrbenen 9enr9 9 6 Yer, lebtbin Don
StermilfcrO SaunI6ip, 2e6a Gaunty, crnamt
wcrpen it.-9llle pieient9en pater, tpelhe nod an
tcIa9te Snterla1enl6aft I4ulOis linb, WerOrn bte.
nit aufSefcrbat tnnerbalb g8o9m tri bem I'm.
ter;ei6neten anSurufen unp obsube3aBlrn. -llnb
Spl6e bic nod re6tmSBse ScrOerunscn baten,
iinp ebenfaas er1u4t iplde innerbalb Der be1as-
ten 3eit pc9lEeitdtist einsubrinssn an
SSomes Soeine, Qbm'or.
gfcsrmter 30. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
@eieQI0aftS : 9(uflDlun9.

Die ictt einscr 3eit Ger teItanScne @cIrnIaaft
3piIArn &rtper unp 0ppp in Dem {oaltrn
pc0 ,,gtaertcwn Srtels," 1T am t6ten gicpen,ter
1853 aufselSbt rprpm, Ollie pirienigen bic nod
etwa5 an bic teiaste 6irma ,u fprprrn BADEN, llnp
crludt tbrc 8r6nmsen wpblte1atist an 5tlg6s
man 8. Gjcpp fir SenbIuns eir5ubaupiesn, Der
Die 0e16Sfte icrtbetrcitt.
1-Serr @ b 1T I'M Stantc alle anIprr.
dcnSrn auf ras angencbmRe gu tetprtben.
0apio &eiper,
Silobman s.. @oro.
allrntrmn, 9tcYrmfer 30, 1858. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
HdnDeSz z0rDbufte.

Die bB6ite MarttpreiBrn wrrprn tc5oGlt fir
atlr 9trtrn 9auHeEprppuftrn Eei
Yres, @utD unb SO.
Ncscmtcr %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Nefe SEN.
6. uno 9. DtniIcn, 50 uno 81 Opct,
Siltmar, Sbifoto II. Sc. .226 Trcnt CT. SIsrps
lparper uno Sriiocr, Nutlisbcrs, 327, 800
unS 33I pCart Gt 9lcrt
Stcne, Gtar uuo &C., 81 Gcurttano q.
DapiO .. gBoeutr, prehbent Der Galtcu S't, Gutcn.
2tueu'us eudtubatb, @ll.
Sotcb Risc, Sablcbcnls
Gjrioer uno eerth,
G5rim uno SSuineer,
Somes Z. Slrin uno Sc. ; 2tGtntrrn.
g8cionSr uno S6oer,
Sttcter 5, 1853. nabr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
0uAien'6 4llOnster Or1estra.
giUsemGcr 80

Wherever Julien's name is known, the
"KATY DID POLKA" has an unrivaled popu-
larity. There have been more copies of this
piece sold, for the short time il has been is
sued, than any other musical composition
ever published in America. Chrsty's "THE
OTHER SIDE OF JORDAN" though it has not
equaed in numbers the sale of the "KATY
DID," yet the demand for it is great, and it
is driving out of market the many spurious
copies purporting to be sung by Christy's
Minstrels. Ask for Christy's "rHE OTHER
SIDE OF JORDAN" 1t has an illustrated IL
tie, and portrait Of Earle II. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others are spurious. Christy's
new Songs, "OLD TINES CONE AGAIN." by
Charles Converse, "SALLY PRIMER" and
"JuLIUs rRoM KEvTucKY" are having glo-
rious run. They are nightly sung to crowd
ed audiences, and are universally sought af-
ter. VIM. HALL q son;
239 Broadway, MY. publish all the above.
November 30, 1853
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
01u8 nnD XDtte
9urt Nripdt SScrfdnf.


Orr llntcrI6rietrne tictet tiermit iein I6ibta-
res !oaus inmmt 2ctte, in SbersSaucpn Gauns
iGp, 2c4a GauntY, gum 9risatperfauf an. DaIs
lelbe 1T angcnebm eclcoen an rrr tHentIi6cn StrGs
&c bic son 2lQrntpwn nad GbarlrStpwn fuBrt, ets
ma cine Wieile reltlid BON Der ct. YauIs Stride
in brIastem SaunI@ip 9ren3enp an 2anp Spn
9etcr Scil, Serit. glnrreas gSnttrr, Gbarlcs 6.
Gbril unp anrerc; rnttoltenb older 62 9tus
tDcn 2nnp. Die Scrteirrun9rn fnp Gin rrues
"a 2if6di8e6 fteincrne6 8obnbau6,
1s;::G. cine ncue 6rGmlGeucr unb atlr anbcre
l..gssa n5tbise 9luiensetGubc, Sin Srunncn
nit niefeblcnbem g4afrr III tc Der GGiire unb Elm
junser Sbtbaumsarten ouf her grtte. Oas
@on3e 1T purA nrue 9foItcnfcnIcu in IAidGe
6eIbcr en9ctbeilt unb pas 2anb in sprsigttAm
Srpnun9. Die Gage wiirbe Sur 8etreibuns irs
grno cineS Sanoelsse16dftrs SOrtreffli9 pa1en.
SciiB unp eilp nteitretttarrs 8cdt fam auf
ben 3ten nd9len Slpril segcten rrrren.
gSegcn Dem 9iIbcren penpe man lih an ben
llntcrI6riebcncn. per auf Dem Giecntbum wpbnt,
crer an u. SC. SStt man, nabe Gppper5turg
Seroinano 0enrp.
Sfptcmter %. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
IS bolefate
6. atnriniUn WcrCDants
uno
2FpSaftI u 81 d:EUTc",
SO. 246 98alAingtpn eftaGc, Ncr gcrt.

wv <4O SSAlAuiYlpH SltIptI !ttlp 0el''
Git fino i'm Stauoe bic GIttn Snru;cmtnts Su Of
f.rircn fir Saufl!utc pcn YtnnirlpdnEu lrmctl ais
au0trn Staattn, um ibre ptrihtCeutn g2oaren aus
pIiem Sy2arttt ;u tc;tbtn, mceureb e Su allen 3Hs
rcn tucn tcItrn 9rtis rcaltirtn tSnntn os rutnn c
ir1turpc lcuit in oen &cr. StGattn taufcn.
@s III cine outrfanntc Shotatbt, eaB rtr bsbtrt9c
teotuhnee oauoi nadD duptru 9y1Grttcn, rurCb olc
3ulietitbtn Ntt9ababntn ctf., mnrr ttnc 8ltbtun9
nab Dem orcgtu oanoclSs@mrcrium 9fcu:l lcrF pcns
ett-uno warum 9clbtCbt cits SSCtl loInotr ctnen
On9cicttn GCriitb tmmtr prritlitb fnocn. Sit fans
atn an tbrc Gu9tn 81 cnntn uno ;u ltbcn mte lon9e
lit ourtb aneere Ndrtts 0ttittcn batcn; lrc9c9cn,
hitttn iia ciutn art eehabt pe ctr cst iitb tbu9n
Sucnct eas 8tutot tti tiiir 3rit pielmrbr Su ib=
rtr matcritItu gtibSfTs:RcbIfabrt bcisctro9tn pa:
| sen Nitric.
GaufImtt, pltj6t ibre ci9tutn SutrtiTtn fuoirtu.
eGnntn ntutlih tbtn, cas- ollie tnfinoilbtn 6Gn gum
Str6rautp res ;uatfdhrtcn prCouttntdaufs unSurcls
btno InO, wcour trfct9t roB sin 9rcecr Wclauf tis
utn l1t0 natb oem 0rcgtn 3ufuhrecrt 9iturcrt nchs
mcu mnj--notb mtlibsm Srtt rit SpstulatcrCn an.
ocrcr Stirte Stbtn Wn ihrc y RI em mutbcn-
uno bicrin lino fe 9cuShntitb crfcllrech, ubm Der
Sr6roub Sadelt cpic 9rSgsr uup ct9Iitb cis prciFs
| Icpid bScbucnocr iinc.
lltber preigi9 0ourpfihiTt, gu bsutn toto nctb
mcbrcrs binju9cfu9t pTncn, MAIDEN tcrCts rt9tlma:
Gi0e Sobrten nab mo ren bieism 6oftu nab rcncn
ocr fitthtn Stanttn, Guta, SdpsNmtrito, Gatifcr=
uisn auitraIicn, Gu9ano. SrtOuo 6rantrtib uuo ri.
uiocn Der 0tutitbtn Sraatln unO touuccrts rcn
Stbiftn othtn uuo fcmntn bcitine9 nab uno rcn
allen SbtilIn Ger gStlt.
| 2(lt eclt tcnmlGn INN yen rem 9rctutttn unItrcs
9anreS iu htttn, uno Die Staet gIcu Qcrt, ots Ger
! arSgte 6anptlscrt uuo 6tqucmite {oaftn fir Shifc
uno 0Smpftr, miro cahtr bGltaurio ron rtniclten
itrrftutbct, pts siucn un9cbtucrn Ssauf aler 2(r.
ten Sitter ats unp 3ufjihrtu.
Die llnterIhrtbcncu irititircn babsr Gcnfouatic-
nen ron aucn 8aufIeuten, Die rttlim SRortt Sinen
&rlutb m ectcn minitbsn uno fic bcIsn ourth
prcnptS Qufncrtiomtcit ra,u uuo ouebaucruee Scs
mahuuosn Die hStbtn 0Rorttprciie 81 Utribaftn, ci
nc tbtralr 6untlhaft III crlauotn,
SiabsrSs 1T irrsr3cit gu crfahrcn tti
George gGcnnrr,
9cter 9. Srrinia, ir.
Sraneis $. gDeiruer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
,GerbCt- uaO il)interwaaren

9erblt- tlllO tUlllffrlOQaFeIl
aeielcn wrrben fEnnrn, RE nrb jcmalt bieiets
Dem arr6n gBeltmer gum gertauf an9etptrn
wurben oies Iasen ale 9eut bic nod Bet uns an
arrufen baben. SiN fafn in lidb ale bic neurIten
fit Die jebiae unb fcmmrnpe SabrssSeit pablidr
gGaaren brittnlnit fir bic biefge gr9rnr--alS {:
GbparSes, braune6, bloues, grimes uno
ieoe anoere 2(rt farbi9e5 Sud- i6parz
se uno fdncp GoBemers, Satin uno
Seioen Selpet SeItin96-frifb aus
Den amerifaniitban, franjoIii6en uno
rn9tifben Sabrifen-eine 0roBe Wen9e
Sdtinetts uno &entufp Scans, Die mir
9eno6 9eboten merotn fOnnen-tpeoer
an 8oblfcilDeit, nod S60nbeit, nod
Sutbeit.
S66nbritsn fit Die Gdbiss
falIen in iidb bic pra&tsrafcn unb unlruotar slSt'
;enplten Gerl9eprnbeitrn son
Slncp Seioe, fancp Oelaine, fbpor;e unb
fanep 0uitres, f6parje Sbibet Werinp
uno l(lpacca, 9opn6, Sere9eS, nun
oerIb6ne fancp S6arpl5, ,6anbibube,
Strtimpfe, parafols, uno ieoer onoere
2(rtifel I'M cine rpelblihe Staot6sDreB
auf3umabcn.
9lae rire glrtifd Scrfaufen ite 70 bitli9 roB bic
gan,e itr9c S6aar BON Stobrbaltrrn fA rart'
bcr Serpunpert. Die GauIcnpe uup abrrmals
Gaulcnbe bic ibrr gBaaren brt ibnen 9ctauft bas
bet, brfcnnrn, pdB Iie an teinem anpcrn Stctr
beiier md 70 gut Febanpelt rprren linp. Sic
Gnp iuit about bic rebtr Scrt StctrftCpcr-fei'
tie Srpprnlcnprelher -unb ras lit aud cine llrIdt
dc warum bic 0GpirS bncu immrr ben SoBu9 &C.
ben.
llno ibr Niip', prnn ibr ctp1 gtci6rn BAIT
nod scr Den 5rierta8rn gu ,,brrcn, ,"-aerr ntdbt
riBt trerl-pann 9rbt nur gum s I'M uno 60,
Die fGnnen eud Ic anirbenp, 70 reScnp, II. Ie ihtn
,,atircn" rae sS talp rsbre4en wrb.
10000 Narp Sattuuc-uno ctcn ic Vtd SttcE
SScn allen Scrttu, SorGtn, Suolttittn unp e
limo 6alStidcr, Sinolr, GrGpS uuS 9lltrnc
Das inort man pcttpcaptil btt NRtlttr q &c II
uno SO.
gfau itr 8dten, GSrt i6r oa5 rrnn iGr ttntrr
bieIcn llmfSnben bet ben MIp' I6einen UNI
cine Z db bGns Itt9er wplt, ruft alsbalo an Dem
SclfSfcbr an, utp fault eucD rtwas ,gtctleS,' y
,,IUuIt f6nnt br'S ni4t fummcn."
BDrDie 9anpleute wrrben atle terjlt1 cngrlaz
ben i9rc grcpufte bel ibnen at;u9rben, inrem lie
ieeer,rit ben tS6leu MarttprriB paftr erlauten.
Sie Itatten I9iieblid ibren 6reu,oen unp &'rna
ben Dant at liir Die f. ebr litcrale Jtanbidaft in
ibrem @rI6lft, unp crbitten ii9 I'M cine Sort
bauer perlGlbrn.
cSone6 &tein uno Sc.
@llentown, glcs. 16. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Die GDrtifage fpmmen !
Sas SSeuc eyabr britbt elm!

9tttrntrn S]r 2eut-SrrirGrtS Marih naA
cem arcBen 98aorcnla9er Srn &teinunb 8 o.
9tp. 90, nG3fe Gtir ~ ter Yatrict SfFre in Ill
Ientpwu. Sect lit bic 3eit unb ba Der Srt nc
bic IhSnnen, poblfetHlrn unp belten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
@t6tt9 fiir GauHeute !!
aSenrer, Sycinta s So.

Npaihen bitrNurtb brtu 5rcunpm uno Den 6oufs
tuttu lm Qu9cmciutn bttannt eaglt db ttatttrt bos
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

am gde Der 9ten uno 6amitton=S =StrQBp,
SIC, 80, nabe q. 0rsiAr'o 8au9pl;s sSrf in Der
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-21
Another OF the RumOrs,

1t seems to.be of tfe fixed habits of the
New York press to start rumor every two or
three months OF the preparation of an expedition
to Cuba. A paragraph to that effect is inserted
III one of the papers of that city, goes the rounds
OF the interior and country press, and that is the
last of the "rumored expedition TO Cuba; until
the dearth OF matter to write about suggests to
some editor another expedition which follows
the same ephemeral career Amused so frequent
ly with these idle reports the public will not be
much startled by. or give much attention to the
following disclosure of the New York Herald of
the 9th inst: -r..,s.n .-r-- .-
Nor will it take the bulk of our readers bv
surprise when we state that an organization has
been on foot for several months in this country.
with the avowed object of attempting fresh in
vasion and conquest of Cuba. We have reason TO
believe that it is far complete that 4 1000 men
have actually been enrolled and are ready TO set
sail at any moment for the island. A leader has
been chosen and we fancy the public will be in
clined to compliment the 'filibusters on their
choice. when add that he is one of the most
distinguished officers of the Mexican war. Four
thousand Americans, led by an able general.
would, we need hardly say. succeed where Lopez
failed. Once landed in Cuba. all the Spanish
forces that Canedo could rally, would not hold a
single fort against them. Aud very moderate
degree of skill and preeauton would enable them
to avoid the fleet, which, though sufficiently pow
eriu perhaps. in the present condition of our navy
to blockade all our Atlantic ports. could easily be
out-manGuvred by few Yankee steamers on the
Cuban coast ~
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-21
Horrible Murder--Tile Murderer
Killed,

One of the most terrible affairs which we
have lately heard of, occurred on Tuesday
evening, the 23rd ult., in Conway county, in
this State. Truly may it be said, condion
punishment, though illegal it must be ad
mitted, was speedily visited upon the head
of the bloody murderer We have been
furnished with the following account of the
terrible affair, which we have no misgivings
in endorsing as true, because we believe the
writer incapable of doing any man injustice
though that man might be Murrelite, if his
varacity was to suffer thereby:
GALLEY Rock, Aug. 9th, 1858.
F. ". Coleburn, Esq:
Learning that the first number of your
paper will appear in few days, we respect
fully solicit the publication of one of the most
unjustifable, mali gnant and unparalleled mur-
ders ever perpetrated in this State.
John G. Paschall merchant, an honor
able and very moral citizen of this place, had
an unsettled store account against one Will
liam .. Wilson, of Conway county, who lived
about ten miles below Pasehall called upon
Wilson to settle, a few days since, in this
place, he refused to pay the account at the
time, saying, he had a note Of ss31 20 cents
against Paschall. A slight difficulty ensued,
which was queleG, Paschall presenting a
receipt against the note Tuesday evening,
the 23ro instant, Paschall went to Wilson s
house for a settlement, was seen In his house.
and, in a few minutes after the witness left
Che house, he heard two reports of gun: a
human (naked) body was found in the river,
nearly opposite Wilson's house. head off,
right leg off, and the body cut open from the
throat to the lower part of the abdomen -
Upon inquest, it proved to be the body of
Paschall. He had club-foot, which was
cut off, He had scars on his left leg that
we're recognized by several persons. He
was dragged from Wilson gate to the river.
and blood found upon the trail His pocket
book, with money identified, had been found
by one of Wilson's negroes at the river, the
next day after the killing. 1t was proven,
the negro that found the pocket-b book, had
Just returned from the woods with load of
new timbers, and had been absent from
Tuesday o'clock until Wednesday IL
O'Clock. Wilson's clothes. that he had on at
the time of the killing, were found in the
river: also the axe, used in opening of Pas
chall, and severing the head and leg Upon
examination before the justice. he was con-
sidered guilty of the charge. and committed
The mare and saddle, that Paschall rode,
have never been found A strong guard
took him to Lewisburg-arrived there about
nine o'clock p. N. Saturday 26th inst, and
about Il o'clock in the night he was shot by
some one unknown and wholly unobserved
by the guard He lived about two hours,
made no confession. nor never menti ioned
the circumstance. We are informed that
he was not questioned upon the subject. In
his statement, upon examination, he acknow-
ledged Pasehall had been at his house, and,
when the blood was shown him found on the
trail and questioned about it, he replied,
prove it. Daydoucllc Post
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-21
The Earthquake at shiraz,

The Caucose publishes letter dated the 1at,,
May, from M. Fagergen, Swedish physician in
the service OF Persia, which gives the following
further details OF the earthquake at Shiraz on the
21st April: Assys =.
You already know that the town OF Shraz no
longer exists Eaving been completely DESTROYED
by an earthquake. Up TO this time the shocks
have not completely finished, and God knows
when we shall be relieved from our anxieties -
1t Is impossible for me to describe the horror
OF the first shock. which lasted for five minutes
All the inhabitants asleep. from which they
Were awaked by noise louder than that of thun-
der, anSs by a mass of stones falling into their
rooms This at least is what occurred to me-
Ny first idea was to fly, ond was fortunate en-
oush to reach the centre of the large Court. with
those who resided in the house. when it fell to the
ground. The immensely of this disaster was only
visible when day light appeared. On every side
the eye could see nothing but heap of ruins
streets blockaded up with stones. and dead bodies
being carried on litters without the walls of the
town t
1t made my heart bleed to see the limbs of per
sons showing themselves from beneath piles of
rubbish, and men, women and children endeavor
ing to withdraw the mutilated bodies of their
trends and relations from beneath the ruins
which In their despair, they were tearing away
with their teeth, their hands, and their nails -
Out OF several thousand victims the lives of only
very small number were saved. These scenes
We're repeated for five days, during which il is
calculated that twelve thousand persons perisheI
On the fourth day large bands OF brigands made
their appearance. and plundered the unfortunate
inhabitants, who were without defence and with
out asylum, OF what little they had been able 10
save from the ruins =.
For three days the town was delivered nm 70
the pilage fthese brigands whose nun hers were
increased by report that Begler Bay. the Pacha
OF Shlraz, was among the dead Shocks are still
felt three or four times in day. and are so vio-
lent that the houses which have resisted former
shocks are falling to the ground one after the
other My life and that of my wife have been
saved, but all that had made since m arrival in
this country is lost. | purchased a house three
months ago, which is now nothing but heap of
ruins. n