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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

PREsERvI NC FRUfT ~ BoTTLEs.-Suaw-
berries, rasPberries, blackberries, currants
peaches, in fact any fruit may be preserved
in air-tight bottles so as 10 retain its natural
flavor, with but little labor or expense
The following is an excellent mode:
"Fill the bottles quite full with fruit not
quite ripe; place them, with the cork put
lightly into them, in copper with cold wa
ter up TO the neeks, and gradually raise the
temperature OF the water to 1850 degrees,
and not exceeding 40 degrees, Fahr.-
Keep them at this Temperature half an
hour; then take each out separately, aud
fill il up with boiling water from a kettle to
within an inch OF the cork; drIve iB the
cork firmly. tie it over, and dip il mmed-
ately into bottle wax, aud lay the bottle
down on its side to keep the cork always
damp. To prevent fermentation turn each
bottle half round twice or three times a
week for two or three weeks; after that
they will need no further care. The corks
should be soaked in water two or three
days before uscd''
Another mode is to tie the corks before
putting the bottles in the water. The heat
expells the air from the fruit. As soon az
the bottles are cool enough, apply the seal.
ing-wax. The secret exists in exhsustinq
the air from the bottles and making the
corks air-tight.
DEPRAvRD STATE or SOCIETY IN AUSTRIA
LrA.--It is said there are about 500 English
Convicts from Van Dieman's Land, in Mel
bourne, Australia, and vicinity, and OF
meeting man in the street, think nothing
representing pistol to his breast and de
manding his money. A letter from Mel
bourne to the Newark A Advertiser, after re
cording numerous assassinations, says:
In going t. Forrest Greek. Campbell
Creek, Bendigo and Golden diggings, yo
pass through what is called the Black For
est, dense and thick wood, about twelv
miles in length. The other day, while fou
Of us were passing through this forest. W
found ihirty-five who had been stuck up
Chat is robbed and then tied up to tree.
and one poor fellow, who unfortunately ha
but thirteen shiIIings and six-pence, wa
tied to tree, and his body filled with shot
which they had fred at him, | suppose be
cause he had no more. They also "stuc
up" young lady within sight Of her ia
ther's house. This was never done her
before. and accordingly you may judge O
the state of society.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

Texas SALr.-The New Orleans Plea
vune has received from Cropus Christi
sample of salt taken from a salt lake about
seven miles from that place. It is clear
colored well crystalized, and of good taste.
The editors of the Nueces Valley say that
they are informed that the supply of it at
the lake in question is inexhaustible.-
Small boats can run up to the beds; and
one hundred bushels is the average product
to be had per diem.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

IA new motive power, it is said, has
been discovered BY some one at Providence,
r. I. The force applied is magnetic attrac-
tion, aud the power is applicable to driving
machinery, locomotion, navigation. aad all
other purposes for which steam is employed.
1t is also capable of lighting and warming.
The great advantage Of the power, it is al
legged, is its cheaPness, nothing being con-
sumed, and no cost being necessary in gen.
Grating it. The Providence Journal says:
The machine has been applied to the
magnetic telegraph with entire success
An engine is nearly completed TO test the
invention as a motive power on u large
scale The stock is in the hands Of some OF
the shrew dest business men in Providence,
and so much confidence is felt in the sue
cess Of the experiment, that shares. the orig
inol cost OF which was $50, have changed
hands at s25O. Ifit answers the expecta-
tions ofits friends, limits can hardly be put
TO its value, IL 1t fails. il viii be 10 the cate
CORY Of many other good things.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29
GOOS stltrteO Portrp.
WOMAN'S HEART.

Fifa fake feather and by 4 BPoa
The stream that IL ripping By
whit current, behold IN anomeBt's gSBs,
UhimpressiVs and light - a sigh
Then take Thee dear and precious stone,
And on the sane stream place it.
Oh marx bow the water on which Il IL thrown,
In lie bosom will quickly eBease Il.
Or take crystal o. Stainless glass, >
With . eTsyOn upon 4, then trace
A sentence o. line, and watch hoE twill pas f;
a brsath will lie beauty eHloe-
Then take diamond pure and bhgh,
And write some modest token
mid eIOua Or beat, 30 shade or light,
Twill last till the crystal l. broken.
And thus with the tablet Of womzh's pure heart;
Where the vain and The idle may try
To leave their impressions; they swiftly depart,
Like the feather, the scroll and The sigh
Bat once be engraved On that tablet nase,
and en- image Of genius and WoTlh;
Through the ehangesO Of life II wiIltti be ihe sam,
'Till that heart Is removed from The earth.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

they could not. But their working them does
not argue that they will pay, because an average
Of claims on the Middle Fork Of the American,
last year, would show = loss; yet this Goes not
prevent them from working the river again for
every time they try Il they think that it will GER
tsinly pay the next seasen, because labor and
lumber and provisions will be cheap besides,
they did not work 10 an advantage, sothey viii
keep trying. The Dry Season will soon be
here again, and between the Wet Season end Dry
there is dull time al over the whole country.
The water giving out in The Dry Digging stops
The operations in that quarter, and the miners
have no resource but the rivers, and they are not
in q state 20 be worked for some time after the
Dry Season sets in, in consequence Of tie melt
ing Of snow in the mountains. The water falls
slowly, and does not become low enough for
river mining, until about the middle Of July or
FIRST Of August; so there is a considerable length
Of time that many are content If they make
" grub" Some think that the facilities for
mining are increasing because bitches are being
dug over the country for the purpose Of bringing
water TO places that are only available in the
rainy season. But, 10 take correct view Of
this, you would see that the mining is gradually
working into the hands of capitalists. Some
say that il is favOring the poor miner, but il is
actually mOnopolizing the mines by having the
power TO LET miners work the best ground by
paying for The water privilege. They are not
so independent now, because diggiDgs are not
so scarce, but LET good mines become so, and they
will then compel the " poor miner" 10 pay just
what they please FOR water. The shares Of the
largest canal companies are getting into the
hands Of nOnied men. The best diggings now
take capital tr work. They are "hill' or stun
ne" diggings, and man has 10 have some few
hundred dollars before he can prospect hill.
The way it is generally done, tunnel is run into
a hill that locks favorable, TO a distance Of
from fifty 10 three or four hundred feet, until
they strike "basOn," or dig in the "bed-rock, -
which, il they find, pays sometimes, and some
times does not. One tunnel may pay, and
another, right alongside, prove failure. So, II
a man intends 70 follow this as his branch Of
mining, he has TO have money, If he fails once
or twice, he must try again, he may hit it the
next time. C.C.B.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

The Bible Revision Association met &C.
cording TO previous adjournment, at Louis
vile, on the lst instant. The meeting was
called TO order by the Rev. John L. Waller.
A correspondent Of the Western Watch.
man writes as follows:
"Great efforts have been made 10 secure
a large attendance from the different por-
lions Of the West, but all in Vaiu. None
from Mississippi, one from Tennessee, none
from Illinois. none from Ohio, two or three
"Refcrmers" from Missouri, two or ihree
Baptisls from INDIANA. one from Virginia,
and three or four from New York. Al! the
rest from Kentucky, and IuIS one half,
think, was "Reformers." Bot neither Al.
eXander Campbell or President Shannon
were here. What could be the reason
The inhabitants Of Louisville 1ere scarcely
interested. There was occasionally Pres.
bytsrian or Methodist preacher present
and il isquiie certain that The members oi
Walnut street Baptist church, as a general
thing, are uncommitted 10 the project
The pastor, Rev. w. w. l verts, is cautious.
Iy introducing il, and they rs cautiously
receive IT,"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29
A Secret for . YarmsTG we.

While milking Of your COWS is going Oh,
let your pans be. placed in kettle Of boil.
ing water. Turn the milk into one Of the
pans taken from the kettle, and over the
same with another Of the hot pans, and
proceed in like manner with the whole
mess Of milk, and you will find that YOU
have double the quantity Of sweet and De.
licious butter.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29
A Happy Kditor.

The editor Of the FOxtown PusiIier mus,
DC very happy man about this time. In
his last number he says: Postscript! We
stop the press with pleasure TO announce
the decrease Of our contemporary, SIR.
Snuggs, editor Of the FoxIown Flash. He
mas now gore 10 another and better
world. Success TO him. Persons who
have taken the Flash will find the FosiIier
a good paper"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29
CHARcOAL foR aWTNE

lis not perhaps generally known that one
Of the best articles that can be given 10
swine while in preparation for the tub. is
common charcoal. The nutriiiye proper
ties a'e so great that they have subsisted ON
il without other food Tor weeks together.
Geese confined SO as 10 deprive them OF
motion, and lattened on three grains OF
corn per day, and as much coal as they can
devour, have become lat in eight DAYS.
The hog eats vOraciously after little time,
and is never sick while be has a good sup
ply. II should always be kept in the sly
and be fed TO he inmates regularly like ali
other food.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29
s597l IL gallons IN one Sa,.
Here Is another mixture.

1866 gallons in one vat.
B,iiisb wine manufacturing b Of I've liB6si
one domestic ecrdiAis, such - ginger, eUrrsnt,
raspberry, eOSslip and elder wines. ana die oh
81 Of imitation 81 foreign wines, especially Of
Sherry, POTt and Champagne. One srilncss.
stated that one third Of SIS Gales. consisted Of
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

~ On Thursday afternoon last this
section Of cIuntry was visited BY a ire
mendouS storm Of wind and rain. The
result was that much fencing, numerous old
stables, sheds, corn-ciibs, DC, were de-
molished-especialIy was this the case on
the prairies. We have heard OF but one
serious accident caused by the storm, which
occurred on Elk.Fork, few miles South Of
this place. Messrs. Joseph Bryant and
Henry Johnson, Of that neigbborhood, had
taken shelter in an old crib, which blew
down while the storm ragged, and some OF
the timbers falling upon Them did serious
injury to their person--no bones, however,
were broken and though badly hurt, par
ticuIarly Mr.. Johnson. we are pleased 10
learn that they are both fast recovering
from their injuries. Their escape with
their lives is considered almost a miracle.
L Paris Mercury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

We are indebted to friend for the following
interesting letter from California. We must
apologize for delaying itS publication several
days.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

T We are authorized to announce
CHARLES ID. BOURNE, as a candidate
for the Office Of CLERK OF THE HANNIBAL
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS, at the next Au-
gust election.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

OO The Rev. Mr.. Waller, editor Of the
Western Recorder, Baptist paper pub.
lished at Louisville, KY, publishes tie fol-
lowing notice in late number Of bis pa.
per:
OUR v1sIr TO MISSOURI
If we continue ia health as we have for
the last two weeks, we safely promise to be
in Missouri by the first OF May. At that
time we hope TO reach ST. Louis. Thence
we shall go up The Missouri river to ST.
Joseph, with view Of visiting Independ-
ence, Liberty, Weston, Lexington, &c, so
as 10 be at The General Association.
Thence on 10 the Bible Convention al
Hannibal. or course we cannot now an.
neunce definitely the time we shall be at
any point. DR.. Maclay, and perhaps 9th.
ers, will be with US.
We trust this notice will be received as
a sufficient answer to the numerous letters
we have received from all parts Of Missouri
respecting our visit. Brethren, thus ap.
prised Of our route will please assist us in
giving times and places,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

GHrrswOoD, CAL. March 10Th, 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05

~ y I c's
3ufamnen9eiseter Sprup Der
0elb=Impfer WurSel.
(YELLOW DOCK ROOT.)
Dies III cine rein ststtabIbs SNiia5una ;uttrtittt
aus rsn bsttn S4urgn uno &rautsra Der YHattrI,
Rtcita, uno bat tintn undtTtrrhensu &uf trbaIttr
Tir Die
8rsulirlms unb S.Grtus rcr ectcr unb Der Ser.
caulmSspr9ane unp 8sinisuns rts Ma9cnS
unp Der Gnsrwtirt,
rpeeurh turrt wtrcsn allie biiSfu arantbtiteu, ee;
bertttp:rrsn, Drsperha, tlnwrcaulid,ftit, &rlttrf
ana, ptils. atpfihmcryn, @Shitiftttr, @dtiuoht
ltbstlit, appstitsrtrtuits, tt;, uno pruraht pirt
oas eit Sps,tn dls; Sbtitt nShreu une rrbalttn;
gteihisuns Sts Sluts,
uno fcfcrtissr btilun9 aIltr Nuspidt, Sautausfh .
&C, Strcfln, Slilitn, @rrfpras. G5rtuotept 8rttf,
prdsn TN 8tiitb lolsbIatttrn, Stibpurt. Nlsrturls
altrautbsten, IL. I. 10.
8eguttrmg rer atipnpermss'Srsans,
rptLtht IN ben Steuo 9tliet psretn thrt 6unttenti
ashSri9 oufjuubtn, recoureb rk ltbntrjllht uno g.
fdbrtibs 6ranthttttn rtrbutIT uno gthtlIt etresn;
SfSrtuns pss gerpcniytents,
,pcSurtb ntrpGis SrrlIatlru teSig une alIt 9lrptU
trduthttttn. ais oplftra, Wura5ta, 2rihWh,ttt
gS it uniisrrfrrfilid in rCr Srilur9 aaer
ueus&ranfbeiten,
ltS Sthpathbltr, at9smsnt Osbtltti, llursStniSsiS
.tIt &Srerfungsn, Sthptlltu Ger SiBe, 9lttesr, et
.:ntt, etc., curb Sd)parhhtt prurIatht rbtnialt
unltn: uno yoalsbtdbpcrctn, 0ls &trtdItur9tn lou
Ten, ~ bma, aus;tbrun9, etc., lcpls &Halltrutst
Da lpir ben p,faRmcp9eitettn grrup rtn Gjttt
dnpfsr93urIcln, 3uttrEtttt ren .. Rcrt uno &c. cnt
pGoSr itttt cotr in untrn Salntn 9ctrauht UNI
i.hr ksthnr nm rrntnrfido h.,
zen, c tpfthtsu mir ibn nit ScrSud9tu Gem putlt.
FUN ais cine Ishr Fbdsbars Sllieljiu an.
y. Ycufns. Gil, Gaitbtr rtr Siaticnal @aut
llrcYlrtntc, R. =, 4. gS. Spencer, Ga, Gdtbict
Der Stms 8rd Sant, t6tnedftttft Ghrp. 9Ru. pbIl
ttps, @brrp. 9. v. 8itmenc, 6. 9 Scnts, Gctter
oss ptcpiotnn 6tn. Gor, gSnr StIo, SR S8 g..
Ne., Cirrus GLIDER, SR. 6. .. g., 5anrts puthinfcn,
Cg. e., Dta. .. 9. @atss, Ortt. Bsni. Rclbp, uug
bunert nnbers esr atbtbarilSn SaniGn pen Yrcp
osnte.
Dielts btgu9t eaB i'd fit cine In;abl rcu Sabrtn
mtor 3ubirsitun9 uno @trfsrt9ur9siptiis prn gycr:
It's uIammtu9tEstsm Sprup pcn 0rlbanlpfir. .gBur
SIN ptrtraut bin. AUDI bin id nit otIItn modus
operandi bci Grantbsitth tttaunt uno tann aatu,
oaB oIrill6e in allen 6ntbtiR fir bic ,bsluna Der
ou9c9tbturn Rroutbttcn pcrtrtf1b seeienrt 1T. CT
III DEFENDERS ptrtbrcu bSi II pcr aul tel Il
uu6 olItr s be9lticuocn Snmptcms, tcsrtt cine &C:
iunes &bdh9ttit Der ebs ,entftrnt @rlhrrun9 unit
und9telt ottles organs uno ltinullrt 5ur 9eIunotn
Sb6ti9tCit bSs 9an,tn Srttms. afs stn 8lut;
rsiht9sr bat or lcinss @ltbcn nitbt.
Daptp 5GlmeS, 81. ..
prrposnfs, S. g.. S0nuar A, 1853.
5utercittt pcn 6. McrIs unb &C.. 446
Srraopar, Mrurcrt, uno ptrtauft rru Dru99its unf
auosru in hsitm unc anpcrn sanoSru.
5u batsu i'm 9utbfchr ets patrietsn. sci
6td, @utt unb 5rcrler,
Sc 81 s1cro IpaniItcn StraFe, Auentauu.
gPdi 4, 1853. nal |
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Trodemiuo0rctt


gum Sertauf anbisten, bisnp@ bisber In 9ernislSa'
nien 9eltbsn, uno man fam aud fa9et, in Der
sanltn peiten gSelt nod Dor brs Wenlhsn @use
setomnien lnb; linp ipdS baS bette babel III, mir
oerfaufrn lle BON 40 bis rs grp3ent btlli9er ais
It Icnlfrpp Sertauft tperosn, unp basegen mDetn
aud ale l6rigen Stp9rfieper in @cttesnamrn
9runmeln 70 arg le wpllen--pir fnufen gum Ser,
faufen, an rrbentlidem unp faren preib, unb rae
Der 1T es pab bic &lunipen auf &lumpen unb
Salen auf Sallsn liesenpen sBaartn duf unlern
Counters 70 I9nea &aufa fneen. Oesrssen
pirft euer 9clp nidt In ben Ored unb trhrt Bel
uns ein ebe i9r Icnltrpp tauIet. mir t6nnen, mir
prllen su9 na4 g8unl6 np 0eI6mad-
unb lints-IatiSfeien. @llp, Sauern, Sanewrr'
fer, GaslSbner, g8sibSlsutt unb einper fomn,t
Giner unb slle gum riden s en--pa gifts mas
gum laden.
Inter tnIern ebta aussepadtrn 8adren tefin,
ben fi4 fcl9enpt:
Seicen, ealpns, poplins, Seioen fir
Wantilloe, 9uitres, Sareoes, Oelains,
8atune, @in9bams, @uSlins, S6aplS,
nb bunpettauIenberIei anpsre I6Sns Sa6en fir
Ndp' unp Suben DrelIen, tint Oamit re4t tutlf
unp iuprrfein auf bic eauntY'6air gu 9ettrt--
pann ld6t ben Seufel Drummer.
Serner: Superfeines Sud- BON al
len Sarben, Gabinet, Beitenjeii9e, Cat
inets, Sabmeret, 9einetpano, 0anof6ube,
une Der liebe Serr weie pas npd,--alles unses
msin bi0is. 9lau Silp, Sodsl, gddsl, Sris, unb
rrit ibr alr betBen m66t, femmt bsrtei bel uiS
f6nt ibr icbt sin. Suit taufen bic ibr nit gBrlIG,
fcrnlaub I9aeipen in elmer Bp6e perpicnen, mr
icmit rsdt Rati6 mad Der 8ira ssbsn fSnnt.
Se69lei6en: Suiensz uno SLAP.
rpaaren, Sbee, Molafes, 3ufer, &afTse,
unb alleS icnf mas Gin glamen bat, fnbet man
ee ilns in erpbsn SuantitGten unp lebr tillig.
R5~5ir gGitmGnner unp 98tweiber batrn mir
Elm gan; neuenpefter unb ausnebmfnp ret;enbrr
Irtitrl.-S mel, ruff nur einmal an. Die alten
SdtIdelprs fSnnen aud fpmnen, ebe Is falt iprp.
IS lirseu aud Yillsn fir fe bereit.
S~eanpItrbrbalter nliiben nidt scr9cIen bae
Iis ibre Ginfdufe iuf 10 gut unb pUtlfeil lei unS
maiden fbmsn rie in philacelpbia, 9leu9crt prer
Spllrn.
-9TnsrsprrtuItm attr grttn linb irmer
lei uns angenetn, rroiiir mir BEN b66isn Wartt.
preis i'm austauIA fir g8aaren erlauten.
gStr titten nod Iflteblid tim Die ferners Tn
tcrititbun9 eines poblwuuenpen 9ublifums, unp
perbleiGen cure 6reunbe unb Diensr,
0enrp Sbnurman uno 60.
Septenlter IA. na3m.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Bureaus Sae1lidtt
Oa9nerreall- 3imnter,
9ac. 26 Sf 9aniiltun straSr,
Nllentpmn.

Der lnter,eldnete ma1t hen Taniet uno Der
rsn orn gllrntcwn uno llmsesenh, IrpIe rem Cub.
lttam i'm @asemenen Die 9lnsrisr, Rag or Ipebcn
sNn NeipsyOrf ,widsetebrt 1T une leint Ta9li&t
So9uerreanz3immer
I'm brttrn Stpd Scn 9uId's SfenwaartnIaosr
ipispsr aafs 9ieue erDTnst bat. Gcine 8iStr
tpnntn nirseneS lbr;rofen merreu, teibcs in 6tl.s
llhs SHn S6tnbtit unb Dauerbaitioteit. CT
ninluit tnfade SilrniGe, pber 0ulppen ron iraenS
rtl6er an3ahl, Spm tlrnlten Sile Ills ,un er6ss
ten nas 9enCnmen pirp. auf Die tejten Qlattsn. In
Sees, gedrtS, Sruitnahrtn. 6ueerrinas, u. (. ~.
Sent Stlner erbalten Die rdtirliGe 6arte, psts
dttS cine nsus GrfiRbms lfintr &uni Ia. Gr
ntmnit auGh
Stereofeopbifbe 8il6niffe.
Stt iresth isrrr S6fnbsit in nelerer 4eit 70 pIsI
beipineert wrrtcn. Gr Bot einen erpfcn @trd
Salss bon btr retsfrn @lcer aus Oi,ws9crt uit
9eeraGt, 70 Sas et iseen GelGmad tefrleSiasa
fam.
SnSen sr sins scr ttItsrinserdtstsn ,ub arS6.
ten Dahlifter bat, unp ale feline aprarote Dol,
Der erien Sas Inp, fam er aud fir uniibcrtrcf.
f4e Silbniie 9utitsbrn.
Sttnt YrriHe iins billis = it atrr na@ @rSs.
une StYl peS SiIbes.
J-Serstfrt ben Srt ni9t, 30. 26 on 6a.
milton Strabe, bel rtr Refprmrten Rirdc, inn britt
ten StOd BON Sames SuI6's SfenmaartnIaatr.
9. 28. Surcaip.
Srptemper u. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
pennfplpania
SASNMAMA MMNNs
grfinig, llrligb \ prsinig,

W.T. wv ftth AtS IT~sthfNSh
GtraBe,
s(lIentpipn, Ra.,
3siasu ihrsn Sreuneeu uno siusni seebrttn Tntlis
fum aspfunsspcu an, caf fs IN Gskulsbaft 9sirstsu
lno, um nos
Raufmanns. SbneibersGef
wslbss tsetbiu pcu "0leisb nno 8rcini9" tstritttu
purpe i'm Gjreesn uno 5lsusn fcrt3ubetrslbsu --Sts
,ssiensn t, oabsr cetr GtIs9subst, etd alien Sun;
Den Der lsetbsrissn Srn,a crpis alien Ntitn, be PC
nit tbrsr &unefhaft bssbrtn nlt9sn, tis anbt9s 81
MAIDEN, eaS Es alIber.its eas Gtihaft um pists sr'
psitsrt batsn, baourh cas fs sInru
Iebr 8roBen 8erratb
rca ben mceisifsn GSdtsrn fur epdtiabr une Mintsr
as.ianst neull eussls9t ibrer isft9tn arcpen Sted
6eaefUat babsn, uno um bre tersts arcpe uno fhSne
Iusrpabl nit eslic beiTsren &crtbst tbrea 6anoen
,siqeH su tSunen, babsn s eas 9rcDe uno 9erdumi9e
3lmusr, tstannt as @ilcn's Gde bcBr9sn, noe t iest
10 sinasribtst np, ba6 ie ollie auiprshenosn auf ot
pautbIts uno biUise gBsifs init RItlssrn rca isosr
Beasnnuna psrleben tSnnsn. Sis baten rrn Den
pcrnsbnlfen Gdtern, bic ir9tnepe anjutrtffeu ino
uno fe Gtbmeihsln tb 70 buia psrfauftn 80 tcnnen,
ais bies in Gtaet cper eano 9eIhsben Fam. Sbr
ieeiser Slcd gRoarcn, rer aiIes in fb fast mas IN
tinem gut Ciu9sribtscn alriber eaesn ausutrssn H.
bsitsht gum Sbell aus
&u6 ponolen Sarben unb preifen; @afs
fiinere, Sottinets, 9Beiten;eu8 BON ieber
8enennun9, entI6lieBeno f6warie Sas
tin, Siourirte, Gdibmere, Marfeilles,
II. +. no, feline 6emben uno 0emoefras
gen, Stods, Graoatten, Strdmpfen,
tOoientrd8er,
nsblf elmer arcBsn @srfbicesnbsit aneersr in itr Sa
tnlaIusents artittl, ia umitIneIlth ale bier angus
sHhran Chr kStad
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Die lfd)a Gauntp 4fair

pirp bic brei iebten 9age I'M September aehaIten
prrben, pssbalb hatsn bic llnter,eihneten tereits
bren pelen Stcf einselest, wel@er grSber III als
ismals. g8ir baben faire @iter einsstauft an
fairen preilen, uno werben lie fairen 3dufem an
gang fairsn 9rpftfn abfebrii--nn fair eGpiss ms
beIenrsre. tlnier Stcd belrbt aus
6erren uno &nabsn
@rc6e Sti,frl uno Shubs,
zip 2;tisfd uuo Sbubs,
Ginbsimfhe Sat6s Stisfd uuo Ghubs,
Sran,Sffbs &albs etisfel uuo gobubs, srtra ffin.
%. patent Solbs Gtsfs uuo Gbubs, be.
cables fsias yaitsrs, Suitins, SIippsrs, Gties
fsI, etc. etc.
gNifTss uno aiue!r efubt ssa OtIsn atnu ia srts
SET aus,patl.
Sin scllss afIcrtsmtnt g7dnnsr ane 8natss
Suite uno &appen Der neueiten uno
mooiaffen Stples.
Gin prlIss aHcrtsrlsat scu PblIsecIpbia nnh Asa:
pcrfsr ltiotnsu Often fir !pewsu. Infer 2ts& pen
EruntS, SaIifes uno &eiits8des
mar ME 70 srrG. a5r BADEN AUDI Gin ssass 1Gsrts'
mtut
Sluib unb Gampbine, Stano, parlor unb
Sang =eampen
rcn alien arttn uno Srceen ouf 5ane.
Sum coer Snbia ytubber S6ube
babtu mir enen lhpsrrn Stcd sin9tle9t entbalttne
ollie Smlss Die se9snwdrtis psrferti9t wsretu.
Daanuss ilstsrihube, orsi prihieoens Stptss. Rua'
benslIcbsrGthubt bssgltidbtn.
eGoiss.lleberlbuhe, 8ultins, Stitfsln, Saubalen
II. + 10. autb fir 0RilIes uno 9inosr Gin pces 4iicr:
tsment.
Stobrbalter pom 9anoe
psretn an philadelphia gBbcllat prsiftn stritrst
0us Gumfbubs nsrbsn btim 9regsn unc hsinsu psr:
fault uno warrantirt.
Daeuerreotpps 9lei6nife
pereen tti essrlei g8stter 9enrmmsn uno 9arantirt
flr snsn Sbaltr anp aufparts.
9Joun9 unb eeb,
SIC. As DTS ,pomtcn StraGs.
1denteun, Sert. Ia. ua3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05

Sin ocppette6 2ft0cfis
eeS ifeinerne5 6aus
nit elmer an9ebauten
9roBen 2f0di9en &G=
be boS 9on3e8ebdus
be 1T beauem i'm Stus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-05
Gismas Drown,
8abnarst in 2(aentaun,

2abnarjt in Nuentaun,
Gmpfetlt Isine Dieulte in bifiem Gadbe ietnei'
5rrunpen unD cInen serbrten gablifum tni Seion'
persn. Gr III bereit Sclle Setts 3dbne, 10 ME
ein,elne 3abne nats gSunld su su.serfertissn. 9lud'
fiqt er ulto ,isbt 3d6ne--9llles an ben allrrnif'
prisaen grctern. @ian rrfe an, untsria6e ietne
9lrteit, unS iiber,euse f& 1elblt bon Der 9ate,
S6Gnteit, DauertaItisteit unp Sitlisteit berlel'
zen.
Ssine Office 1T glo. IS g4rit. Samittcn'Stra-
&c, hcr Sppietlcrp SalIs serare sessniiter.
9laentaun Sult 81. nqbo