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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
ARRIVAL OF rHs STEAMER BAnrc.
NEW YoKK, Jan. IS.


NEW YoKK. Jan. IS. Z
The steamer Baltic. with adyices
from Europe to the s8th ult.. arrived at
this port at 8 o'clock last evening.
COMMERCIAL IsTELLIexScE.-There
was moderate demand for Flour from
the trade, and prices had continued
steady. Western canal is quoted at
Sos 6d@37s. and Ohio, Baltimore and
Philadelphia SIS 6d@38s.
A fair demand existed for Corn, and
holders were firm, particularly for the
better qualities; the quotations are yell
low 46s, and White ATS p quarter.
Wheat was in better demand, and
the depression last noticed had been re-
covered. Brown & Shipley quotes
white Wheat los 4d@1is. and red los
@1Os 4d. White Indian Corn 46s;
yellow Ass. and mixed 44s-the market
closing active, with an upward tenden-
cy.
Consols closed at 94s ex-dividend.
GENERAL ISrELLIGEScE.-Negotia-
tons are now pending between Sweden
and Denmark, having for their object
the conclusion of a league offensive and
defensive, between the two States.
The difficulty in the British Cabinet
is patched up. and Lord PalmerstOn re-
tains Office.
1t was rumored, but generally dis
believed, that the Porte was favorable
to peace, and was content TO resume ne
gotiations for that object.
The Russian steamer Pruth has
burned two Turkish villages by throw
ing red-hot balls into them.
The overland Indian mail brings con-
6rmatory intelligence that the Shah of
Persia had left Teberan with an army
of $4,000 cavalry, 200 pieces of can
non, and 8 1000 csmel-loads of ammuni-
ton, to Join Russia; and at the latest
accounts the army had passed Tabreze.
The Shah had also sent an envoy to
Dost Mahamed. to point out the ad
vantages of siding with Persia and the
Russians.
Some curious Developments have
been made, which show that Russia has
been long preparing for the present
crisis. A large expedition has been
secretly organizing, under the pretence
of campaign against the Khan of
Khiva.
A letter from Odessa states positive
ly that Russian 80 gun ship was de-
stroyed at the battle of Sinope, but the
official bulletins do not mention anything
of the loss. The ship. it is stated, was
bravely attacked by Turkish frigate,
and both vessels blew up.
One of the Turkish Admiral's aids
had died of his wounds at Sevastopol,
and Admiral Osman Pacha had limb
amputated, and now lies in dangerous
state.
The Turks estimate their loss at
Sinope, in ships, munitions and treas
ures, at twenty million piastres.
Two levies of troops were made in
Poland on the nights of the 94th of
November and 9th Of December, taking
eight men out of each thousand, and
part of the Russian forces in Poland
have been ordered to join the army in
Wallachia.
From Bucharest we learn that large
bodies of Russian troops have been
marching upon Lesser Wallachia, and
that Prince Gortchakoff had taken the
command. A dispatch from Constan-
tinople says that Omer Pashs is aware
that the object of these movements is to
attack Kalafat.
The European residents in Smyrna
have collected 100000 francs to send to
the French volunteers in the Turkish
army.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

Baltimore Cattle Market, Jan. TO-
The offerings at the scales amounted to
300 head Beef Cattle, of which $40
were driven to Philadelphia, and the
balance sold to the city trade at 80 90
as 90 on the hoof, equal to s7@s9 75
net.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10.-The offerings
of Beef Cattle for the week reached e.
600 head. selling at s7@9 so per cwt.;
Cows sio@45; Sheep s2 5o@4 3d.
Lambs 81 50a3 90.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
Sherif,s sale,
The STATE Of Ohio. Gala eosnty, IS.

'O N''1Es y O'1'O5 OutssU CU"1Ny5 SSs
IN CHANcRY,-GALuA COMMON PLxAs.
VIM. H. Langley VS.. William S. Summers ct al.
QY virtue Of decretal order to me directed
d in the above named case, will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the court
house in Gallipolis. on the 9TH day of Februa-
~, A. ID. 1854. at the hour of one o'clock p NJ,
on said day, the following real estate, situate
in the town of Gallipolis, in the county Of Gal
liza, and State of Ohio, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Town or city lot No. $50, sp-
praised at $500; town or city lot No: 259, ap-
praised at 500; to be sold as the property Of
William S. Summers at the suit Of William H.
Langley. Terms Of sale, cash
Dec. %. lS53.-5w D. H. ROSE. S. G. C.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
]. N. S. NEAL. Sec,Y.

A Masonic Misunderstanding Dawn
X&LOdge No. Z, meets at GallipOlis on
/V\MOL day evening preceding the full
moon and every second Monday thereafter
Vinton Lodge No. l3l, meets at Vinton on
Tuesday Of or preceding every full moon.
Vinton Chapter meets at Vinton on Thurs
day Of or succeeding every full moon.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

There will be a meeting of the CALI
polls Temperance Society next Monday
evening, 22d inst, at the Presbyterian
Church. A speaker will be procured,
and large attendance is desired.
By order.
I'M S NEAL, Sec,v
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
RA dispatch from New York saws:

A circular is receiving the signature
Of all our principal merchants, pledging
the signers to deliver freight upon any
point on the Ohio and Mississippi river
as cheaply and expeditiously as was
done before the outrages at Erie com
menced. or as can be done by Philadel-
phia or by any route on any road.
A line of steamers is to leave here
daily for Baltimore and connect with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

WALLER, TIE FLIBUsTER.-It ap-
pears from the New Orleans Picayune,
that VIM. Walker, the commander of
the Sonora filibustering party, or Presi-
dent of Lower California, as he styles
himself, is only % years of age, ma
tive of Tennessee, born in Nashville,
where his father still lives, secretary of
an insurance company there. He stud
led medicine in Paris, law in New Or
leans, and in the winter of 1848-'9, be-
came directly connected with the press
of New Orleans, one the proprietors and
editors of the Crescent. The enter
prise did not prove profitable. The pa
per was sold TO other parties in the fall
of that year, and Mr.. Walker soon af-
ter followed the tide of emigration to
San Francisco. He resumed his pro-
fession there, at the same time continu-
ing his pursuits as journalist. In one
of the disputes which grew out of the
newspaper articles, he became involved
in duel with one of his cotemporaries,
in which he was wounded.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

TERRIBLE ExPLosIoS-The boiler at
Mr.. Clarkson's Salt Furnace, on Satur-
day last, exploded, with great force.
Mr.. Collins, engineer and three black
men belonging to Mr.. ]. N. Clarkson
were kilied.-Kdn. Republican.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Wednesday, Jan. Is, 1854

Jan. IA, P. NJ.
Flour.-The market is firm and pri-
ces favor sellers. Sales made at IS 60
and IS.
Hogs-Sales at "a 80 and 35.
Provisions-The only sale heard of
to-day was 900 pcs Green Shoulders at
SIC
Seeds-Clover IS so per bushel.
Groceries-Common sugar 4ic. Cof-
fee at previous rates.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

A NEW PRoJECT-THE MISSISSIPPI
SUPPLIED WITH WATER.-In this day of
bold enterprises every one has right
to turn protector, and the public are in
dulgent enough to hear what he has
to say for himself. We have been
struck all of heap with a scheme
which, says the st. Louis Intelligencer,
so far as we know. is bran new one
If any body, however, has prior claim,
they will please let us know, and we
will cbeerfully relinquish the credit of
originality in exchange for that COM
Portable feeling which always results
from finding out that others think with
us. especially in regard to what is La
bic to be ridiculed. We do not, how
ever, see any good reason why our pro-
ject should encounter ridicule.
Without further preliminary then,
here goes. We are credibly informed
that the head streams of the Illinois
river, in the neighborhood of Chicago,
are lower than the surface of Lake
Michigan. The country between them
is very near a dead level, with but slight
elevation above the lake. Now what
is to prevent one or more channels from
being cut, so as to pour enough of the
lake waters into the Illinois to keep it,
and perhaps the Mississippi itself be-
low the mouth of that tributary, in good
navigable order at all seasons. The
large and permanent increase in the
volume of the Illinois would. we think.
be of advantage to the health of the
country along it. An immense water
power might also be created. by thus
wedding the lakes to the Mississippi.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

- l. o. o. F.-ARIEL Lodge of the
ID Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
meets every Friday night, at Odd
Fellows Hall. in GreenwoOd's building.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
TURKEY AND RUSSEA
At War,

NOT 30 WITH sKEEs 4 ROWAN,
WHo are nov carrying On the CABINET
" BUSINESS At the old stand formerly &C.
cupied BY James Shes, few doors below Mr..
P. Menager's mill. where they viii keePa
Cabintt Warero0m,
Where can be found Bureaus. Tsbls. ecfs.
Bedsteads, Stands, and every thing generally
kept in Cabinet Narefoom, and whsrs theI
viii continue tomanufaeture to and keep on hand
every thing in their line Of business, and Of as
good material as can Be found any vhere, and
they fiatter themselves that they cannot Be beat
IN fashions and Workmanship. They viii AZ
so Keep large assortment Of all kinds Of
Chairs and Settees,
Of every style and pattern: also a Inrue assort.
ment Of Looking Glasses and Mahogany Va
neering, all Of which they invite the public at
tention 10, as they are determined 10 self as
low as any establishment Although we sen
work low, we would have you to understand
that our work is not inferior but as good as The
best and as cheap as the cheapest. 80 give Us
call, as we will make it 70 your advantage to
do so before purchasing elsewhere. Come one,
come all. and give rs call We are also pre-
pared to attend in the best style aad on the
shortest notice the Undertaking Business. and
on the most reasonable terms. h,r
JAMES SKEES. a
THOMAS ROWAN.
Dec %, le53.-ly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

90ll LBS. Extract Logwood, (Aroma Mills,)
LUU Linseed, Lard md Tanners Oil, at
May IS. 1853. J.&P. A. SANES'.
A VERY fine quality of Lemon Syrup, Al
II Cincinnati prices.
so kegs pure and No. ! White Lead, at
May 10, 1853. jap. A. SANNS'.
WHITE LIME, Plaster Paris and Cistern Ce-
ment, constantly on hand at
May l9, 1883. j. & P. A. SANNS'.
lIGARS-Regalias, Principles, Cazadorss,
U Monte Cristo, BlOomers, Washington, and
many other brands, which can be sold low at
May l9, 1853. &P A. SANHS'.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
READER,

DAUSE ere you pass Rzsx1En's Everlasting
I Store. be assured if you want anything in
his line it would well pay to give him cal.
Dec. 8, 1858.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

90 DOZEN Glass Jars Of all sizes just re
~ eeiyed and for sale at
HENKING 4 CADETS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
lleftsDiue RntGbenmad)erri.

Undergraduate breieNCn lib ciCIr @clc5rnbrtt
ibren Sreanpen unp rinriir SCrbrtrn 9uttum iibcrs
baupt onSuscscn, paB Ic in pbt9em 0elh1it, an
altrn Stanpplabr, in gieHsOiae. 9tOrps s93britbatl
lnunl1ip, gr6a Gnunty, in GeiraiAaft 9ctrrtrn
iuC, unp DAP itc INN mtrr rr 6irnla RON Nr II
unp SGGne
Oa6 &utIDrnT 8eibdft
in alien rriIrn Scrf6jeccnm 3wriSrn ouf cine
SruBartisc SBciIr ;u brtrcitrn scrrnten. Siswcrs
Den ntISeit gum Srrfauf Nuf IoInp baIten, rprr
au6 aui Seitelum9 prrfcrti9cn:
Snnibult5, SarrcubcS, GGieeS, Sdncp
YSd3en, HcfmplpS, Sua9eS, SIrrDs
QuS, yorf s@G9en, Suites,
u. no, u. 10.
Sur, atle Subriprrtc bic int gepGGnlidrn Sc
traub liur, wrIte 70 iA6n unp paucrbaft lrin
irllcn, ais lie lralhpc i'm Staat grmadt werpen
tGnncn. Sbr Stpd rirp INNER Gin folder lcin,
10 Dap ncmano frblcn fam ,rcnn CT anruft I'M gu
taufcu, I'M trfricpi9t gu mrrrrn.
Sblitten! Sbtitteu!! Sblitten =!
Sic werprn aud jcceBcit, iprnn bic rr6tr 3cit
ca ut, cine Der lhtncn, prblictlltCn unp bauer
baiteitcn Iirrttmrnt Sdlittcn auf Ionnb baltrn,
Die in rclrm Gnrnt9 anjutrtfen 1T, pclde ltc aIe
IN rcn rcftcn yrrtbcn ali, zen wrrrm.
SaS 8roblbmieoa a9cib1ft
trtrrtcn iir aud In alien btiIrn prrIhieornrn 3wcs
sCn, unp Ycrprrhcn in al!en oiniiGtcn pclIc Se'
irirrigun9 fir bic tbncn onYCrtr1utc artcit 9ctrn
;u tGnnrn, lmp Srar III ZEN alIcrtiljgitcn grcibm.
6lidsNrbrit, sur &utiAnma6erct, 9Bas
senma6ersi unp S6misrcrsi 9cbTrenp, wirp ietr
ptnttIi6, 1dHel uup paurrbait Yrrri6tct.
aIte 6ubrwer f wcrrcn i'm @GStauId,
fir Nruc an8cnrmntn, mp pafir Gin rrhtmGgis
ger greib c;Iautt.
nD- Oa iic nur bic tritrn unb gcl6idteitCn S!rs
trttrr, rie crbaItcn wrrpcn tGnurn, antcllen, uup
ibre glrttd nur aus ben tcitrn Matrrialirn untrr
ibrsr cisrnrR gufii6t prrfcrti9t wcrpcn. 70 tBmrn
iie pbnc Su SS9crn fir ibrc 9lrbrtt gut itctcn.
Sie ltnp pdnftar fir bSber gcnrNcne &unrs
itlaft unp tp1cn fcrnerbn ibrrn gntbciI Der 0unlt
RES 9utlfumS rur6 Siaigteit, YUnttIthfct mp
quite unp 6Tnc Nrtrt IA SuSujirbcn. 9tufrt pa,
bcr an np iibcr5eu9t GuA Irlbit ppn Der S8abrbrit
pcS GcIa9tcn, rcnn c5 1T nitt mEsli6 fir fc;
Yon SauS su Saus gu grbrn, Jm ibrr 2lrtrit gu
;riAen. Ga ruff al unp iie iinp Ycrli6crt nIIr
epl!tpmmrn trfriCri1cn Su tTnncn.
Nbrabam Ncff,
Goparo 9. 9tef,
Sil9bmon &. 9tefF.
@pril 70. na3Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
Domttg llno 4eb,

NO. IS Off 6amttpn Stra&, Iacntaun,
Stnp fir bic literale &,mbI6aft, nit tpelder
IIe ron ben Siirgcrn ptrirr Stact unp pein Yubii>
tam int aasemrneu bcebrt purben, lsbr eaRfbar,
uno tcfrn rur6 itrcn9c sufmcriiamist auT ibr
@rltGft, bur6 baS Saltrn sines 9rrbcn g1prtss
mrntS uno bur& nirbri9e 9rstle zine dprtpaurr
eerlelten ju ocrrirnrn.
g8r batten fir i6idlid rrm gublitum gu mel
ben, pa6 mir unIern Strd in alien irinrn ssrIdic.
benen 9prisrn itbr orrSr5brt babta. s8M Fnb
Irrtcn BON Ybilarelpbia unp NruYUrf 3mddacs
fcbrt unp bobcn nun cncn pollen 8prratb einefs
!e1t Srn allen Nrtfrln bic in-unler 0rI6Glt oes
btren-brItrHrnr gum 2triI aus 5cl9cnrem:
Sir WannspcrfDnen.
&altlrrrrnr, JRip unh Mcrcecc Sticfc(.
5rcn6 &altlrbrrne unb Yatentleprr Stirfef.
8altt, &ip uns Ncrrecc Srcean3 unO Sps.
Sicr S6utr.
9atent &altlsbernc, Sudlfin unb 8b Spa,ier.
S6ube, Button uno Gensrrf 0aitrrS.
Y Sbenfalls, Gin potles Enforcement Der otia
gen StieFel uno S6utc fir Sim9Iin9e uRs &na-
ben.
Sir Oic SGOtes
tatcn mir Gin SptiitdnpisrS 9IiTcrtrmrrtt her mcs
ti9itcn StDleS Spn CONNER Sdutcn uno Gjaia
terS prn unlcrer eisencn Ssrfrrtsuns uno aus ben
Cities iptpic NiicS unp &inprr SGuhe BON ics
Der %rt.
I0dtc.
Inner aIortrment BON Stiin III selllanStd.
mad ben nrueiten Styrs arma6t fir. Serrsn,
SdnglinSe uHc &naten. Sir Srrrcn batsn mir
bic rcsrImdBi8en City SttprnsSGte, e, pclGe
ftir SpmfCrt, Caurrbaftistsil unp SbGntet Inn
Sante nitt ibrs @lci6en fnben.
&appen fir Srren, Siinslinsr uHb &na.
Zen, fhncp uno ptdne.
1runts, GarpstsSaSS unS Salirt, elm vol.
lrs Enforcement.
Sampen balten mir baS srSilc @iIcrtcmrut
in bieitm Srt, britrDrnc aus alien jest setraut-
ten Sprtrn.
Strobz s. Gtcr.
SSir baten trreitS einsn grcGen Stcd ron
Strct8titcu ringclcst, teitebrnp aus Mannss uno-
Snaben' SanamaS, Naricaibrs, SeabOrns, Yct-
Die uno Canton Srape, Ganapas, setrimmte unb
un9rtrimmtc YaImtIdttrrs Site, 5ancy &intrrtl.
te, Odncs 6lats, u. {. III.
Stchrbaltrr fbnnrn NIT bieIcn bci Der Scr cter
brtm OuBrnO an City Soothing Yreilcn srrIetrn
pcrren.
gae 0ater wrrrrn trim Grpern unb Sletnsn
perfauft.
Do 0a0uerreotpps @lei6nibe %
in irSer glrt gBcttrr an tilligrn grciIm acucm.
men: SrpinSun9cn Saar.
&llcntuwn, MGri 30, 1854. natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
@i6ti9
flGr DnS Nnl)lifment.

llutrr;cbnrtcr r9rrift pieIe 0eIcsrnbcit Isinc
6uuncc unp pdS 9ub!itum ubrrbaupt parauf outs
merriam 81 ma6rn, rab CT cine
gteueGinri6tun9
9ctrcfm blt, bic brIcnrrrS ben SnttrcFtn trr
0el6dItSeutr befSrprrli6 III. Gr bat nGmlid,
nit ben 8irscIbdbnsGompa9nrn, pcren Strabcn
tri GItcn epnccntrirrn, cine uetercinfunft 9ctrpis
fen, mUpurtb CT nun in ben Stanp sciest wtrp isi'
ncn &unpen Sitter rcit geihpiI>eer Su iitcr!irs
fern ais rieS friitcr 9eideben fcnntc. Dies &C.
i6ieHt nidt nur allrin ppn Dem Y9ilatelpbta icnz
bern aud ;uglcih Spn pcm 9leuycrf Niartt, IcpiC
alien 3wl6rnsYIasrn. llnp babel fann man iit,
Oarauf Sula6cn, RAP rirS fir lrbr biIlt9c YTetBr
9cl6icbt.
Gr Scrrntt jcrrn anrrm Sag Glitter bic NIT ben
Gir9eItabnrn tr Cation anldn9en, bier in Nllrns
taun pprr 3piI6cnsY YlGBcn abSuIicfern.
8iitrr am SSaluub sStrabcn SSbarf su pbilas
rClpBia atgcliefcrt up in feline care apSrebrt wers
Den piinttli6 trIcr9t.
Sn Gaitpn 1T icin 2(nGaltSsYlaB an Dem ,5arD
mrrS unp OrppcrS 6rtrl," unp in Ssttlrbem an
rrm Sun Sptel."
Stcbrbaltrr uno anbere In 2rAd GauntY bic
@iitrr rur6 itn tcmmcn labrn, tSnnrn an bent
SudICbr srn SC d, 0utb unb 3rcrler
bafiir anfrascn-aua tEnncn SrrSrs fir @itrr
unO padctc fir anrcrr YIdBc raielbit at9e9rbrn
prrprn.
SrpcrS fir Glitter bic nit 0eIp te8lcttct itnb,
wcrrru gang piinttli6 uuC nit Der 9r6Btcn Spr9z
faIt, rurA i'm psriSnl6 an Srt unp Strle be-
icr9t.
Gr fiBlt perfAert pae er rur6 bic1c rcur Gins
ridtuns rrm Yublifum niBliG ien tann, nnr
bcift plbcr nuf cine terale lntcritiiBung, rpcldc
TT ita pur6 YGnttIi4trt unr tiISe 9rcjbe 5uju<
ltArn scernft.
9SiGiam s.. albright.
2(tlcntaun, 9lpril 5, 1854. nq9o
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
nniDn Cemetery.

Na9ri DIT pirb birrmit scSctrn, bnb am
5rritas rrn 12tcn @tai, nS61ens, spil6rn ben
Stunren pom mb llbr Na6mittagS, in rrr
9lmtSihttc bss Sctn .. 2awaa, Gia., in glcus
tctpn, cine sSatl sebaltrn iprrrCn ica, fir Dan
Gnb,wtd permanente Sramtr Der Union Gene
terry 0elcuiGait' Su erpGblsn, irann unp prlcltit
ale Sntcrrbirtcn i& rin;utnpn bclietcn.
GbcnfaaS, RAP am rarauffclgrnbrn Gag, Sanls
flags hen 13ten Wili, prdciS I'M lltr 9Ra6mits
tags, tn benz Gpurtbauir in allentown, bic Soften
se,rarn rprrben Iclen, NO banu ale rrjeniaen,
bic fir bieitIben untsrldrietrn batrn, I einfins
ben ilnb fur h Irlbit tieten wrrpen. pibri9enfalls
bicislten bur4 cine ;a riefem GpbSwsd rrnannte
Yrrfep ftr lie 9c;cgen perbrn.
auf Ssfett Der @cIeGIGaft.
S. gS. 8ilicn, Gee.
9lat 8. no2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10

9SS9en neu unp pen Der ncuelten Wfcoe. Gr
riinIdt bier tslpnprr5 su bcmcrten, bae CT Ietncn
Stcf in ben lrstrn tprni9en Nlcnatcn I'M irbr
pieIc5 SergrE6ert wip sertcbcrt bat. llnb icrers
mann tann nun nit opn einem 9fsrb an bis gu
elmer tt 9ferpezSmnibuS tepicnt wCrtrn. Gr
it aud intmer terct ouf bic tiirScc gnjctSe 9ars
tbiren bic rs SrrlanScn mE9en bur6 quite unp ii6s
ere Srrttrr auS;ufabren.
5amlirn, uno Sebrrmann iiEerbaupt, f6nnen
INNER nit 5ubrpcIen mad tbrrm ei9rnsn @ct
l6mad per1ebrn wcrpen.
. Seine 6crpcrmSen icllcn jcber5cit 70 ttlli9 ais
an irseno cincm anpern Gtablibcmrnt tsr 9lrt In
allcntaun ietn, unp purdaus IN tCtner Stnidt
BARI cs ccnIeltcn na6itrben.
@r Fault aud nod INNER quite 9fcrcc cir-
aud bGIt or iclte INNER gum g ertauf. g9cr
alic CUTE .Sfcrbe ;u ufcn rber pcrfaufcn
wtui&t Der iprr6s lei inn an, wcnn CT 9uts SSr'
gen MAIDEN pll.
Sir biSbcr srnpRene llnterilabuna Iast CT Berg
li6rnO Oanf, uno buht bur6 Yiinftli6fcit unp aus
te ScrienunS ii6 lciucn antbrtl bcr 0unit prs
pubIitumS frruerRin juSuli6Crn.
8iliam 81. 9eb.
@flcntaun, 9lprtl 5. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
Sefentlt6e 9enbu.
9lllcntdun, 9lpril ).

9Iuf Samia9S ben 2Oarr glat um 12 ll6r
MittdSS, Ipacn am 5auIr prS peritprtenrn W a r.
tin 8emmsrer, irn., Iettbin SOn glirbrrs
Milfrro SaunI6ip, 9edd 9aunts. fplgenbe grtts
III aaf tfentIiarr SrnNu psrtauft prrprn, nSnr-
Id:
Gin @ntbeG brr Sumnytaun unb prrticmrn
Surnpeits sSraBrn s@rfsaI6aft, Settfn wnb Srtts
labsn, DrabrS, elm Bureau, cine 2ctt GGrpcts
;trei Saus'lltren, 3ilGe unb Stiible, Sefm
NIT Stctr. cine gSurl MaI6ine, Gin S6littn,
Seteiirn, Sattel unb 3aum. aIlrrlci @rti6 unp
Quits unb Irnit nod siele artitel su umidRbl6
Su mrlrCn.
Die SeSinSun8sn am Serfuuftta9e unb auf.
ipartuna pen
s, Solomon It111. : Ssmmerer, er'Ors.
Wai 8, 1854. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
ebirur9ilder uno me6aniibcr
Znbn0r3t.

Or. 6. 6. $. @ul / II Srn Gruycrt lrnft
bic aufmcrtiamtcit folder Yrrlcnsn ppn 9lllcntoun
urp rcf llm0e9cnp, rpelde Speratirnen an ibrrn
natirliGm 3Gbncn Srrridtct ,u batcn teuTtbist
nb, ctrr bic f6 fiinitIi6e 3atnc sinIcBen ;u lai.
lrn wiinifrn, auf iciuc pprSu9Iide Sperirlm8Swciz
ie in at ben Srri4icrrnrn 3priscn rrr 3 bns
ar3netfiLnpc.
Da CT trrrts zinc febeniibrise grfabrm9 in
leiner 9rcfcBcn 9enc6en bat unp ale wcrtbprlIcn
SrrbrIrrun9c, tenubt, 70 pciB or, pab ct allen
pattcntrn bic bette SdIfr Su Ietrn Ycrma9, rrIde
picie STUNT prrntG9enp it.
8eferen,cn: Gbrp. S6cnaS Oeg3itt, ..
D, Gbrw. Gbarlr5 81. SameIpn, s. Glarficn,
~. D, gem, llnprHa, @. o, 9tru-gprt
Gitg.
Sctnc Office 1T 9c9enwSrtis I'M "gInreriran
Sctel," aber 9atentcn perrcn auf Srrlan9rn
au6 in tbren !61uIrrn tcIu&t.
gtcoembrr 2. n1tSJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
SefentltCbe 8enDu.

3reitass ben 12tsn @a, um t2 ll9r
Nfitta8s, Icucn AMI Sauir prS 8 Spfcpt@der
in s4e6rntur9 Sauni6ip, Grha Gaunts, fcISens
nc alrtitcI, taS ttuterIaitne Giscntbum rcr prrs
itcrtcncn Gliiatrtb adcr, auf EneutIi6er Srnru
prrfauit pcrben, nGmi6
Better anp Srttlnern, Slc, Bureau, GGrpcts,
Gdi6rant, Slide ub Stibtt, unr IOni nod peIr
5auss unp Si4ens 4srdtbi6aItcn Su umitGurlia
gu ntrleen.
Die SepinSun3cn um ScrtaufEtasc unb gtufs
fpartung ron
Sciepb 2(fer, Nom'or.
9rril 26. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
9t q 6 + | 6 t

rirb biernrt 9c8ctrn, bag Der llnter;ri6nrtr ais
armintiirdtcr Der SntcrlaifenI6aft peS Srritrrs
brNn q br. Senferma6cr, Iestbin prn
SBriienturS SaunItip, 2r6a GauntY, ansefcllt
pprrrh 1T. Ollie prjcniarn batsr, peldc nr6
an briaste SintsrIadrnI6ait I6ulrcn, iinb dtfss.
torosrt, 5rii6en nun unS rsm I ltrn Suni nSds
items, anSurufcn unc atjutrSatlsn; mb Irl6e bic
ned re6tmabise 5rrrrrun9cn baten, fnb etcu.
faS bierbur4 criu&t icl6s innertaIb trlastsr 3rit
wCbltrltStt9t einiubanpism, AT
=, Benjamin Srim, IT,, Gbm'cr.
9tprtI Is. na6m