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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
Matien9ert6t 8erfauf.


Strait unO sufoIse eines 8sfftls aus bsm gBai-
leneeri6t bon ee6a Gauntp, fol- am Samltas ben
29lten Setcber, um 10 llbr 8ermittass, auf benz
plabe lelbft bffentlid Sertauft pcrpen
s}iuei gctuiHe Gtriebe &anO,
selessn in SiO,B9sitbull saunI6ip unb sprtr.
ia9tem Gauntp.
gto. l,
gran;enb AFT eanb BON Gbrilcpber Sreimar, Dan.
lei S6neiber, Senrp 9iptb, Daniel 8ctb unp
6enrp S6aabt, entbaltenb t16 ELDER nnc 8 8li,
tben, senaues @aab. Die gerteHerunsen pa-
rauf linp;
"a Gin ooppeltes 3fpeilt6di9es fteis
i::;: nernes US Q bnbons, 9roBe
!sse:E fteinerne S6eucr, @elf6forn, :
Basens unb @af66aus, 70 tptc anbere qluiIfn.
9ebdube; Elm gutter Sbhsarten befnbet ii6 ebens
faas barauf. Scnt eanpe lnb unsefdbr 20 older
Sdwamut, inb ftpa IS older linp nit autem
5ol3 bera6Ien, unp Der Nsf ilt pradttses Sau,
Lamb unter suten Senien.
Mo. 2.
Dies III elm flares Stiid 9dnS, seleaen In bent.
Ielben SaanlAip; gran;enb an eano BON Daniel
8ctb, pster 0iidlY, !Senry S9aapt, Senry SnY-
Der nno @err8e Sterner; rntbaltrnp 10 2ldrr, &c,
naues DiaaB.
Is 1T bies Sas tinterlaEene SsrmSern beS scr'
ltcrbenen s o9n 9 d. aapt, lebtbin Don brlds'
TEN 8aunl6ip unb 9aunts.
Die Seoinsunscn am gertaufsta9e unb 9luf'
partun9 bon
@ofes S6aubt, ,fsyn,ors
Mioria S6aabt, ~0'' 0'0'
Durd bic Grurt-N. Me ser, Glerf.
October 5. na4n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
Das 8erb6r unb Seitdnbnib bes
HeeS 50. GDdnS,

SsrbSrt anb 1&uIOis srfmben fir bic Grnprbuns
BON 9Cuts 8sefe, fir pcl6es Ssrtredsn sr
Dor eini9en Sasen ingBltsbarre binsrri6tet purbe,
-Ireben srbalteri unb gu SsrfauIsn bel
Ssd, 9'uttnb Srerler.
S9t. "a, 1853.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
Snrca,p's Dacblid1t
O19nerrealt< 3tmmer,
go. 26 OR 5amiltOn Strase,
2fl(eutpmn.

DIR tntrrseidnets ma6t ben Damer unb Scr.
rem DOL alentcwn unb llmssscnb, upie bem Dub.
ltun I'M @dsemeinen bic 9n3eisr, bag er Iceben
Srh 9fcr' yert SrrddSctebrt II unp feline DaGli6t
Oa9uerrea 3immer
Int britten Stcd BON Su14's SfcnwaarsnIaacr
rieper auf's ylele erBffnet BAT. @eine 9itSer
tpnnci nir9cnbs ibtrirpffn perhen, beibes In Gin.
fdt bon S66nbeit iinp Daaerbaftiafeit. Or
nttnmt etnfade Sdpnise, roer @rlipprn BON iraenc
ipsl6er an3abf, Bonn tleinltcn Bib bic ,um arSss
ten pas 9tncmnfn rpirp, auf bic teien glottst. In
Sdies, scdfts, Srulmabeln, sSineerrinae, u. E. ip.
SEINE Stleer crbalten bic natiirliHe 6arbs. mel.
des cine nsuc Grfinpuns Ieiner SunR III. gr
nintmt ait1
Stere cftcpbif6e 8ilbniffe,
Die irr8en i9rer S6tnbeit in neusrrr 3eit 70 picl
bepunsert perben. Gr BAT rinen erosen Stcd
Cafes bon Der neuriten WUSr aus gSeps gJcrt NIT
Setratt, 10 ba6 CT icben @el9mad tefriebasn
faum.
Sncem fr ems oer beltsctn9cridteten uno arEk.
ten Dahltfter bat, unb ale feline @pporote ppn
Der srtsn SlaiIe inb fam rr aud fur uniitertrrfs
Hide Silbniile sutfebn.
Seine Yrrie fnp bi[lig -ie atrr mad Critic
lrib Stpl bes 8iibes.
-ScrseiIrt ben Srt ni9t, Gc. 26 on 5a.
milton Strabc, bel ter NeIcrmirten Stride, i'm BRIT.
ten Stcd Srn Sanes SuI6's SfrnwaarenIuaer.
g. SO. 8urcon.
SfpIemper Il. ra3p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
Sertt1e Glei6er,

osr allies in h faGt, mas nan nur u babtn perlanst
III srce uno uniaeenb III nob hcr becn SJ1onisr prr:
fert9t uno III on SbSnbeit mcblkitbeitano Dausrs
bafti9tst nit gu ttertrsen. 93er bei ibnen aurufi
touns nibt fsblsu bcnu feline onoers ais quite gifts
pSresn ob9tlafsu unb oisS eeraos aus ctbsm N1ats:
rial tpis mans nur bobsn Mill.
&unoen Qrbeit
piro pie 9ep0bnI6 bic treu9fte aufnsrtlanfsit &c:
bsntt nsroen, unp ineeni s ftltft prattThe Sdnei.
osr no, uns als arbet unsr ibrsr birsftsn Iuffiht
sbt uno e feline anoCre als irtse ar6siter bsIhdf.
9en 70 brfsn s in alien biniidbtcu pSGi9 3ufrispsn.
belt 9ebsn gu fSnnsn.
Donttar fdr bic ibnsn bsrsits ;u Sbsil 9tprrosne
lnteritdeuns bren ie burdb panftlidbtcit uno SlsB
cpis auh quite uno bili9e arbcit iit fsrnsr pss 5us
truuens oss gubtitums rvdtsis gu MAIDEN.
S. Siooe 8reinie,
Sobn gtelteb,
SSobn 8. Sreini9.
aGGtcrpn, Cert 7. 1853 na3gR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
pennfptpania
SANSMAMA MMANe
preinig, llfligb \ preinig,
Sif0sS Gtte Der 7ten unb .6amilton

Strabe,
2(llentpipu, 3d.,
3sissn ibrsn Srsunoen uno eiuem scebrteu yubfis
FUN atbtun9spca an, eaF s in GslslIlhaft 9strsten
Fno, um bas
&aufmanns.Sb Sbneibers8 s8eI6Gft,
wclbes lsetbin pen "Oislsb uno 8rciuis" tetristcn
puroe, i'm Grceeu uno 1lsinen fcrt,ubetreitsn Sic
bsoisnsn d baber beisr GsIsscnbct, Den altsn Sun.
Den Der lestbsri9en Sirnu crplc allen 9suen, Die s
nit ibrer aunclbaft bsrbrsn mS9eu, bic anSsi9s iu
maiden, bas fie allbcrcifs oos @tbdft UNI pislts CT
wsitert babsn, boourd, oo6 fe einsn
febr oroBen Sorratb
pen ben mcoisittn Gdtsru fdr Spdtiabr uuo Gainter
9si9net ueuItd eu9ete9t ibrem icsi9cu 9rcecn Stct
bt9efu9t baGen, uno um ibre bsrets orcee uno bSne
Gusrpab init esitc betIeren ScrtbctI tbren 8uneen
,ci9cn su tSnuen, batsn c cas- ercee uno 9sraumise
Simmer, betann as Milcn's gdS tsSc9cu, pc fie eet
c cinesrihtct fno, oab e ale HnIprebenoen auf Die
pdnthblte uuo bilIi9e Bcifs init &tsiosru pcu icosr
Benennuna perlebsn tSnnen. Gle bdbrn rrn bcu
ccrnebmlten @dtern, bic ir9enorpo anSutrefen fne
une fs fhmetben ib 70 biIIi9 psrtaufcn 3u tSnnen,
als bies in Staot coer eano 9eIdebtu Fam. Sbr
itei9er Stcd 9Raarcn ber olIes in ih foet, was in
sinen gut en9sribtsten Sciesr eaeen anntrsfsn it,
tsitsbt gum 2bcil ous
Su6 BON allen Sarben uno 9reifen; Gafs
finere, Sottinets, Betten;eu9 bon ieeer
Senennun9, enti6liebeno f6wor;e Ga
tin, Sieurirte, Gafbmere, Marieilles,
II. (. no., feline 6emben uno 6embefraz
gen, Stods, Grapatten, Strimpfen,
Sofentrd9er,
us6it elmer 9rc6sn 8srbircsnbst onosrcr in ibr 5a
einfhla9enee artite, iu umfanetid alIs bier anSus
fibren Sbr Gtcd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12

Nuentpipu, RG.,
3eiasn ibrsn Sreunoen uno eiuem ecebrten Tubfis
FUN acbtun9spcL an, caF fs in Gslsllbaft 9etrsten
finn ,tn, Nos
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
Sa,tf Sfaeg,rtsg,f.

Mpplitatipn lou BET Der nanten WeleB9eburl
Bon pennlpIpanien aemadt rperpen fir Die Snepr'
pcraticn elmer 9 ant nit atsemeinen Oiseontp.
unb anoen BANTER Yripilegen, pelhe In ber
Stapt Gatalauqua, 'Qe@a Ga,mts, crrt6tet perbeu
Ioa, anter BEN 9iamen ,5armers unp Me.
2anies 8ant scn Gatafduqua," mil
ensm Capital Spn 3weibunbert tduIrno Ibaier
iinb NIT Dem prtSile9um, paiiclbe auf Drfihun'
bert taulenb Sbaler perme1rtn su btirfen.
Gsorss 5risosrib, Sascb 3upp,
Sate6 Deilp, Daniel u. 9utt,
,Qbram. Rebn, Qbacn albri9bt,
Ganluet Saplcr, bsnrp :. paberadsr,
Rcbtrt Sberln, Siatban 8lce,
Sciepb eihtsnpaIter, penrp Suettnerp,
Dapib 2bcmas, 5eremtab Sitter,
Q. 8. eatiar, speter 9ctb,
gBilIiam Gse, 6barlss .aioo,
eepi hadS, Gecrae &cb,
6serss Dsilp, Open eaptcIo,
gBiaiom 8isrp, esapclo ptd,
Gal. Stsdst, 8eubsn patterfcn,
Daniel 8silel, 9. s. Strcno,
5afcb Sc9elman, 2bcnlas Sriseerib,
G5eerae Sob, Ghas. W. 8au,
8sniamin 9adsnba1, Siatban Sreoerib,
Scbn Slarfs, gBiaam 9. SsssIp,
S1er9on emanuel, Sanlud &cni9,
ecfepb eaubab, Selje &nrule.
Gbarlss q. Sansuer, Neubsn Gadenbad,
Scbn oubbers, Gacnicn Aennierer,
Yeter etsdst, glsIlcu g4crtbsifI,
Charles SGiIer, gecr9e 6cre,
Suen Srieorid,i Sciepb Stec,
3. SD. @eaper, ebarles SlcIt
Dapie u. 5cntlsr, gatban 5e9lep,
r. g. gJlartin, Scbn gBtlliams,
Scfbua 6unt, ir. Saniugl @clpsr,
Ser. Shiuos, Smen 8ite,
paul 9aOiet, Saot 6. GbonSlsr,
Scbn W1cper, Sames 80. SuiIer,
getr9t Dsitp, fen. gBilIiam SRilIer,
Sehab Naael, Il. .. Giltert
Ddvio .. Saplcr, d Sarnes Ginoer,
Gepin SRidlen, Scbn Snroer,
Salculcn Sc9s, Gpbriam ecn9
Gamusl 2bcmas, aorcn Gifsnboro,
Scnas 8eirr, Scbn .6ee,
@. QB. &tc6, Gofparo Aern,
gRitlio,n Shned, 9latbon Gic9er,
Samusl Sie9er, Sasct Bsifd,
@scree 3ctb,- Swen Sern,
peter Srcrell, IL. Scel ecne,
Scfepb Steacr, Seremab Aern,
Scbn gSebsr, Samud 8Sblcr,
8ecr9e Rer, Il. q. SReGartr,
Scbn Qinnib, IL. 6enrp @erlnan,
gSilIiam QBno, Senrp Snpeer,
Charles Gi9lep, Scbn Shcmos,
Golcnicn 8ierp, 8cbsrt Snda,
Shcn,as 9uB, ScItpb 8icrr,
Sccpb SRifIer, Sofc6 gRider.
Sofcb Seipe, fen. Gpbroim gJlidlsp,
Sbcs. z. Sub, d. 8. Geaarsapss,
Yeter GRidfsp, sarnes &sd,
Sebn Srcrel, geni. &. 9eifd,
q. 9. G5. Dubs, Siram 9aIict,
gRitIiam gurfs, Il. 8. DeGh,
1urOu G6rsibsr, u. Ss. Sinfsp,
Gatolauaua, IPap Is. 1858. ra6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
8lIUSOerfAluf an 6OifcH
9lt Der atf6t aus @eldditrn ;u Sebrn.

Seoineune-G df d.
Der llnterSei6nete Srist ben ginppbncrn bon
@llentpwn unb Dem Yubiifum Int gllssmeincn an,
pub er ieinsn sunSrn Stcd BON Stobrsiitern an
ben srlten gintaufspreilen ousSsrfauft, inbsm ct
bas StpbrseI6aft bier aufsebsn rirb. Der Stpd
beitebt aus einsr alsemeinrn Ssrldiebrnbet bon
gBaarrn isber 8ensuruns, lmb bic 9lufmertIamfeit
ppn slaen tpirS baber auf btels prftiSs SbatIa4s
sclentt.
9llIC Ollie, bic iEr quite Sarsatrs ;u maiden
rpunI6t, rufet an am golfSfctr.
S. gS. 9rubb.
Septemter %. natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-12
Micbti9 fit Rauaertte!
@eMmer, &reimia S 90.

SRahen bierouttb ibrtn Sreunbm uno Den 8aufs
leuttn I'M ausemsinsn tctannt eaf e ib etabIirt ba;
tcn als
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ATTENTION. ALL!

7HHE undersigned most respectfully calls
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that he has recently procured set of F0UNTS
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Later from Europe.

The American mail steamer Atlantic arriv-
ed at New York yesterday with London and
Liverpool dates of the 29th June.
Her news. as communicated by Telegraph,
is not politically important
The income tax bill has passed both Houses
of the British Parliament, and become law.
NJ. CALDERoS DE LA BARCA has received the
appointment of Minister of Foreign Affairs in
Spain.
1t is reported that the Spanish port. will be
opened for the free import of wheat
There is no news from China The dates
from Hong Kong are to the 9TH, but bring no
reliable intelligence respecting the rebellion
The dispute between Russia and Turkey
was still the engro.sing topic of public discus
sion in Europe. The general opinion seemed
to favor continuance of peace, though Rus
sin and Turkey appeared to be vigorously pre-
pairing for war. A special Envoy from Aus
tria arrived at Constantinople on the l4th of
June, who is reported to be charged with
conciliatory proposals. We copy several des-
patches reciting other late runners
Wilma, juno 24.-Russia insists no longer
on special treaty with Turkey, but her de-
mands are now confined to guarantee in the
form Of note
PARIS, June IA private letter from JAS
Sy, in Moldavia, dated the 18th June, says
that all extraordinary courier from st. Pc
tersburgh passed through the day previously
on his way to Constantinople with another Ill
timatum, accompanied by a notice to the Sui
tan that if it was not accepted in eight days q
Russian army would Immediately cross the
frontier and commence hostilities. A divis-
ION OF the Russian army, 10000 strong, is al
ready within two leagues Of Jassy
ATHENS, June 1s.-King Ohio is arming a
squadron for the protection of his Greek sub
jects in case of an Oriental war
The following dispatches bring news of a
terrible earthquake by which one Of tho prin-
cipal cities of Persia has been destroyed, with
immense loss of life.
SMYRNA, June l5.-The city Of shiraz. in
Persia, was totally destroyed by an earth
quake in the night of the LIST of May.
ERzERoUN, June 3.-We have news Of an
extraordinary earthquake in Persia. which
killed $4,000 persons during one night. A
plague had arisen from their unburied corpses.
U The PRESIDENTS departure of course
attracts very general interest in Wash
ington to-day.
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Terrific Storm and Loss Of Life.

Terrific Storm and LOSS Of Life.
New YORK, July 10.
A tremendous hurricane, accompanied
by thunder, Lightning and torrents ofrain,
passed over this city and vicinity yester-
day evening. A building at Tarrytown,
occupied by several families, and contain
ing fifty persons was blown down, and
only six of the inmates are known to have
escaped. Seven dead bodies had been
taken out last evening.
A large brick store and dwelling house
in course of erection at Brooklyn, on the
corner Of Hicks and Montague streets,
was entirely demolished, and the passers
by buried in the ruins.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star.
Arrival Of the Illinois with Later California
News.

Arrival Of the Illinois with Later California
News.
New YORK. July Ill, Pm.
The steamer Illinois has arrived at this
port with fourteen days later news from
California. She brings $4,000, 900 worth
of gold and $50 passengers.
The political news interesting but not
important.
The duel between Gwinn and McKorkle
ended harmlessly.
Accounts from the mines are satisfac.
tory.
The markets are more active.
In San Francisco, they have later dates
from China, where the rebellion had be-
come more serious. The rebels had taken
Nankin and crowned their leader as En-
peror. After taking Nankin, they took
Chepang; they also made an effort to take
Peken, which failed, and they were obliged
to retreat to Nankin.
A supposed decisive battle took place
at Nankin. The Emperor sent out 10000
troops.
At Shanghai they have the i. s. war
steamer Susquehanna, three British ships
of war, and one French.
Commodore Perry was there with the
Mississippi and Sarathss, intending to
proceed to Shangae and Japan, without
waiting for the squadron to be placed
under his command.
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DR.. ]. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INvIG
GRATING CORDIAL,

DIR. J. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIG-
GRATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery IN Medical Science
THE thousands who are suffering with any
l. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, will find immedi-
ate relief in using this wonderful CORDIAL
1t cures Neuralgia, Heart Disease, Palpita-
ton, Heartburn, Nervou. Headache, Tremer
of the Muscles or Flesh, Wakefulness, and ali
reStlessness of the mind or body; whether
worn down by care, labor, or study.
This truly wonderful Medicine, from its Pc
culiar happy effect in sllaying the most vio-
lent Nervous Affections, and completely Grad
icating them from the system, may justly b
termed the grandest discovery in the science
of Medicine 1t subdues and averts all those
Nervous Diseases, over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no CON
troll. 1t is grand restorer in building up a
weak constitution, already worn down by dis
ease and debilitated by other medicine; lie
invigorating properties act like charm, and
its beneficial effects are almost miraculous.
The weak, the nervous, and those SUFFERING
with constant pains and uneasiness, are fire..
quently cured by using a single bottle.
Price so cents, and to be had ut all the re
spectacle Drug Stores in Washington. George.
town, D. c., and Alexandria, Va. feb IS
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Fraud Observation-Disclosures &c.

PoTTsvILLE, July II, l p. m.-Frauds
have been discovered here False entries
have been made in the weight of coal to
the amount of nearly quarter of a mil,
lion of dollars.
1t is intimated that several coal firms
are implicated. The frauds were first
discovered by examining the dischargine
ticket against Mine Hill and Schuylkill
Haven Railroad.
A woman, named Wiggin, has Just been
murdered by James Quin, boatman.
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JAMES M. HAIG.

NO. l33 BALTIMORE. STREET, Baltimore, Md
l Importer and Manufacturer of LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS. and French, German, English and
ceving by direct importation. all the atss styles of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
to which he invites the attention of merchants visit
inc the city. all of which he will sell the most rea
sonabe terms, wholesale and retail, such a.
Serpentine and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Fringes
silk Gilnps; Basket, Agate, and Silk Buttons
Silk and Worsted Laces; Embroidery BraIds
Embroidery and Purse Silk. Saddlers' Silk
Worsted Brafds Embroidered Gimps
Port Monnaies; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Perfumeries. &c. &c " 1T
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sYLVEsTEH'S

SYLVESTER'S
SILVER SWAN SODA FOUNTAIN,
Corner Of 9th and II streets,
MAY now be seen in full play from a. m.
1fl to IL p. m, and as the Ladies come up
in crowds exclaiming, "0h how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing!'' its pare bright and
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement, with striking cap
tons in stirring capitals, have heralded forth
in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish
mont, but the public may rest assured that
here only in this city can be found the gen
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain, improved, by which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh at every
draught. S. R. SYLVESTER.
Druggist and Pharmaceutist,
m 23-eo Sun Corner 9Th and Fl streets.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July ll-l.P.
For -four, holders are asking higher
Sales of wheat to-day of all kinds, $500
bushels at Sl.O5 $1.10. Sales of corn
to-day are 5000 bushels. Price un.
changed.
The market for all description Of pro.
duce presents no change.