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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
1854. MISSOURI RIVER. 1854.
st. Joseph and St. Louis Packet Line.
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.


REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.
III. The staunch built, fast, and comfort
.ksss 80. able steam passenger packet. HONDU-
RAS, VIM. CoNLEy, Master, WI run as a regular
packet throughout the season. between the cities
of st Louis and st. Joseph. lahdirg ut jefferson
City, Providence. Rochcpo't, Boouvilo Arrow
Rock, Glasgow. Cambridge, Brunswick, Marion
City, NJ ami. Fl rs Landing. WAverly, Dover,
Lexington. Wellington Camden, S.hIry, Rich
field the Liberty Land ngs Wavne City, Kansas.
Parkvlle, Fort Leayenwcrth. Weston, and all in
termediaie points; leaving 81. I.on,s on every al
ternate Thursday nj O'Clock. =. NJ, and -. 10
seph on every alternate Wednesday at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, as follows, VIZ;
Leares 81. Louis. Teorcs 81. .Tos"ph.
March I'd. 10th. 3Uih, Malcl Sh. 2Gt;
April 18th, 27tf; April 9th, 1914
NAV llth, 25tl; May Sd, l7,h, 31st;
June sh. go; June l4ih. 2Sti;
July 9th, 20n July 18th, Sc 1;
August Sd. 17th. SIs's August OH. 20,
September liih. 9Si; September h. 10Th;
October 18th. 2dt|; October 4th, 1911;
November Oh, 23d; November lst, 18Th, 29i
December 7Ih; Decemher 18Th.
Departing from St. Joseph for st. Louis, on
Wednesdays as above, will leave on Thursday fol-
lowing. Weston at A NJ; PaIkv!le al 10 A NJ; Kan
sas at - NJ; Wayne City at M; Liberty at . T
"; Richfeld at 3 PM; Sibley at 4 NJ; Camden al
Pm; and Wellington If p NJ; and on Fridays
following will leave Lexington at IA NJ; Dover at
"a NJ; Waverly at 10 Nj; HIPS Landing at II a
Nj; Mani at l PM; Brunswick al Bpm; Glasgow
al PM; Boenvil!e at Is NJ; arriving in st. Louis
on Saturday afternoon in time for the Louisville
mail boats, and all the evening lines of travel,
East, Northeast and South.
Feeling under high obi cations TO our friends in
particular, and the public in general for their past
patronage and consider ton, W. most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same, promising that
nothing on onr part shall he wanting 10 merit the
full confidence and favor of the community.
WIN. CONLEY. CaGlln.
mhI6 l. MORRIS, Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
TOTAL, S25O,00G.

THHE AMERICAN ARTISTS USIoN would res
pectfully announce 10 the citizens of the
United States and the Canadas, that for the pur-
pose of the advancement and extension of The
Fine Arts and with view Of enabling every fam
iIy throughout the length and breadth Of the land
o become possessed of gallery Of pictures,
many of them the work Of master minds, and fl
naly, for giving world wide circulation 10
Darley's Great Picture Of Wyomjng,
They have determined 10 distribute among the
purchasers of this work, Price 81 90. $780,
.lnn EIETS of lhr ualne of Conn nln
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Missouri River--Thursday Packet.
For Jefferson city, BoonciHe, Glasgow and
Brunswick.

SARANAC NO. 2.-H. w. SMITH, MASTER.
If. This fine steamer will, upon the
!zSE.@Es,ci opening of navigation, run regularly
between 81. Louis and Brunswick. leaving II.
Louis on Thursday aud Brunswick on Sunday
evening. The Saranac has fine accommodations
for passengers. and has great capacity for freight
Shippers will find their interest promoted by Civ
Ing her a share of their patronage.
Feb23-sn
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04

,, :;. A.,
Miahy years VI !" "a: ''S" Iu "l iilP"',ms t e
p"ni'c roli'a'nce III 'l.S nHtuCNt =, naS W." ~,
!, al 'tcI"Ii.n anu y
we mos saEu.ne eA e."'Io'' VI ~ II ,e"s' W.
,nihg o"i us i,risG Nr'uTH "I'" il'e
Dlr neneht c'hle'i'u on :n1uS"ius " su' \,
couo ot,gi,a nl'H Ia!a! ie IGp.'I,I"h !. en-
l1ys. WINE many hrr!1r 'i1 "i.S a"i 'S' upoh
me community nave iIl'u anu ntrh "isrraueui
ms nnS zane" niIeiS ~ eNtI5 ulal' e
nen'h's OH 'iie "l'c'fo "ilcn 'h'y gan htNeI 'oI-
get, an" PIoG"cru cures 100 h'iHelo"s anu 'oo re-
hHIhap'e TO- ue iv'gV"'n; ,,u.
WINE II Is lrauu on 'ne pune 10 P'r:.m. .Ia'
any Que ni'.,c,ne VII NANNY r n, ,,e'r
Is apun.a,i rloo' nm ''H ',
norS no. ol'iH AZ Eemr''r uG. pi,' "',,or'
raoIy .u'e 'nt il"'aIi'e 'Si Mn. y -
m "It '''NTS '.l'Ir '"D,, Mr' GU" D'' ~
kl'oMIi, l,''s iHs @ le
nVs' "nca VI .i,e C u ' 10 ~
We A''e,,T"n '"s"',i 70 wv. "'"eer -. G.'oi'e1h
slate city. and indeed almost every hamlet il con-
tains. CIiEREy PrcTopAL is known az The hest
remedy cxtant for diseases Of The Throat and
Lungs, and in man! foreign countries It is coming
TO he most extensively used by their most intelli-
gent phvsc' IN Great Britain, France and
&c many. where the medical sciences have reach
ed thci' highest reflection, CHERRY PEcronAL is
introduces an" in constant use in The armies, Hos
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Hartford. Conn.

This Company bases its operations upon such
perfected plan of cash premiums, well scattered
risks and long experience IN estimating hazards,
that the interests of all concerned are protected.
The Company receives from almost innumerdbl-
sources and in small sums, a large annual depos-
lite. From this fund, held as public trust, losses
are paid. To secure FOR The public and the Com
panv permanent ability TO meet every fair de-
mand, all erroneous or fraudulent claims are Of
course rejected. This is the only plan of Insu-
rance which can long deserve the public conf
dence. and the undersigned, agents, confidently in
Agency, against
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
AVID PEA " & Il,
wHoLEsALE DEALER IN vi
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs,
AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

AMI AM lSO w i'iNS,
No. 100 Main street, St. Louis, Missouri.
r AM now in receipt (direct from the manu-
J. factories in the Easi) of the largest AMI most
complete assortment of Hats, Caps, Bonnets: and
Artificial Flowers, of the latest. most fash enable
and desirable styles, ever offered in this or any
other market, 10 which the attention Ct pmcha-
sers is called, and an examination Of goods and
prices solicited both of which have no hesita-
lion in saying will be found in accordance with
their desires that is
Good, Fresh and Fashionable Goods,
AT FAIR PRICES.
As an index of the extensiycness and variety OF
the above mentioned, the following enumeration
is given, TO wit .
Fashionable Hats, Spring style.
Moleskin, assorted; Beaver, assorted;
Silk, doj Otter, do;
Angola, do; Seal, do;
Cashmere, dc; Silver maps. do;
Low Crown, B. B. stifened Hats,
Brush, Angola. Silk, Muskrat, &C., &C., Of
different coois and qualities.
Sort FUR HATs-Beaver, Seal Otter, Musk
rat, Brush, Cashmere and Russia, Of all colors,
'wool HArs-Mens'. Boys' and childrens'
Black, Perl, White. and different fancy colorsj
Cuban, AbOni, Mexican, Congress, kossuth,
Hungarian, Nebraska Metropolitan. Magyar,
Artist, Panama, California, Oregon, Nevada and
ASSORTED HATS.
P'nama, assorted; LEGION, assorted;
Maracaibo, do; Pedal, do,
Manila, do; Florence, dn;
Bermuda, dc; Pearl, do;
Luton, do; Santiago, dc;
Eng .Dunstable, dc; Cuatoa, DC;
Grenada, do; Rutland, do;
Palm Leaf. do, &c. sc. &c.
Several Of the above NEW STYLES, and their
first Introduction in this market.
MENs', Boys AND CHILpRENs' CAPs-Cloth,
Plush Velvet, Glazed and Silk, of different kinds
and prices.
| LADIES' AND MISSES BoNNErs.--Satin, Silk,
Grape, lap. Lace, Rutland, Fy. Triangle, Hun
garian. Brilliant Braid, Plu. e.. Florence. +. Y.
Er. Florence, Emb'd Lace. Blonde and Hair, Co.
burg, Net and Shell, Dunstahle, Belgrade, CASA
mer, F. Lace, Lawn, Pedal, Lone Star. Eng.
Straw, &c, &c.
! ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
| A full and unexceptionabe assortment OF
Bunches, Sprigs and WreatlIs, of American and
! foreign manufacture.
| To above. constant additions will be made dur
| ing the season, styles will be received as soon
as thew introduced in Eastern cities.
mhl6-Sj
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04

/ ETTER, Foolscop nj Note Paper. FOX sale
IL by the reaIn Of quire, at the Fayetie Dug
and Book Store.
Jan12 W. r. SNELSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
The ETNA INHU9ANCE CAMPkNs
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ORGANIZED IN 1919.

Capital stock all paid in AMI secured, 100000 60
Profits for the yAar ending Nay /. '53, 1918 80
TINE Undersigned have heen appointed Agents
4 FIR this old established Hartford Comp ny,
and are D 'epared to take risks on all descriptions
of building and their contents, against loss and
d mage by fire. Ais', To insure property by the
usual modes OF ransp the seas, lakes,
and riy. > on as god terms as any other response
bic comp ny.
y share OF business is respectfully solicited.
PERRY n BARTHOLOW, Agents.
Glasgow, December s, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
G. WAGEER's

u " " AGN En-
CONF DICTIONARY & BAKERY.
(NeYt door 70 Chiles' Old Corner,)
Water ST., Giussor. Mo.
THE subscriber respectfully announces that he
is prepared at the shortest notice TO fill orders
for cakes of every description, for
Wedding Occasions. Social Parties.
OR FAMILY USE.
His stock of plain and fancy candy is complete,
and embraces, IN pat,-
cRIMPED CANDIES.
Peppermint, Lemon,
Sassasras, Hoarhound, Wntergreen,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, &c.
LUMFs.
PEPPERMINT, large & small Cinnamon,
DROPS. t
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulated Lemon, Rose.
FANCY CANDIES.
Star. Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (cIear>
Sugar pums, assorted, Sugar& burnt almonds
Bloomer&aniseed comfts Rock, different colored
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozenpes,
large and small Cornucopies, &c. &c.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de.
iivered any where in the cty,orpromptly forwar.
ded to neighboring towns. -
Glasgow, December %, 1883
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
ROANOKE
DRUG @ToSE IL.

DRUG gTo2E.
ny
DR.. T. J. BLAKE & r. ]. BAGBY.
~ We keep constantly on hand for sale,
~ Drugs Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuffs,
III Fine Teas, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Also
Patent Medicines,
OF every kind generally used, besides almost
every article commonly found in Drug Store;
all of which We oiler for sale on very reasonable
terms. BLAKE BAGBY.
Roanoke, February p 3m'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
..ltt THE RAW t-t
CONTRACT OF INSURANCE

OFFERS an expedient, by means of which pru-
~ dent men escape losses. They transfer to
others the risks which inevitably cause then.--
For small consideration, these risks, which might
in an unlucky event, run Individuals, al, safely
assumed by Companies well organised ana judi
ciousy managed. Such an institution is the
PROJECTION INsuRAN cE COMPANY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
WYO M IN G,

The holder Of each ticket Is onlitled, hrst,
steel plate engraving. (size 25X30 in. of the
Great .4nlCrican Historical Work of Art,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Great Artists Union Enterprise.
$4,000
GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

STATUARY ..................... $40. 600
OIL pAINrINGS...... ........ 10000
ENGRAVlNGS. colored IN oil. ........ 45C0O
STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS..... 4l,C00
CASH LOANS. for 100 years each..... 10000
REAL ESTATE ...... ....... ........ $1,000
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
BOOK AND n UG STORE.
FAYETTE, MO.

~3 The subscriber begs TO an r~ErSe-
II nounce 10 his friends and The pub ,kzSSlskSsl
IL lie generally, that his stock of ssE..,gssg
9rad. Books
Is large and complete. and that he is selling at
prices as 'ow as ny establishment in tie country
In the Drug lin" will be found every article usu-
ally kept in Drug Stores, bought under his own
supeH sion. and
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
LIST OF GIFTS

Oil PAINTINGS aud Colorod Steel EngruriRgs.
30 elegant Oil Paintings in splendid gilt
frames, size 3X4 IT, each Sl0O. .......S 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 #, each $50 5000
500 steel plate Engfavings, brilliantly co..
ored in oil, gilt frames, 2Ix30in. each $40, 5000
10000 steel plate engravings, colored in oil,
of the Washington Monument, 20X26 in.
each ST.. ...... ........... 10000
237 600 steel plate engrarugs, from 100 DIFF
ferent plates, now in possession of and
owned by the Artists Union, of the mar
ket value of from soc. 10 s. each, ..... SAL 200
Real Estate. ...... So 900.
elegant dwelling in 32d st. n. V. city. Sl2 200
% building lois in 1CO ald lOlSt SIS NY.
city. each 25Xl0O II. deep, each $1,000. 22,COC
100 Villa Sites. containing eoch 10000
square feet, in the suburbs of N. Y. city
and commanding magnificent view of
the Hudson River and of Long Island
Sound. each S5OO...... ...... ........ $50, 00C
Loans of Cash, ..... 100000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Loans of Cash, ...... S3O, OGO.

interest or security, $3.50 each. $1,000
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

pg- At social party one evening, the
question was put up, "What Is religion.
"ReIigion," " replied one of the party,
religion is an insurance against fire in the
next world, for which honesty is the Best
po1IcH."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

E@y~ Labor i honorable says the
Boston Post. at may be honorable, bus
it is mighty announcement, when che theI
momcter is about 90 in the shade.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

gay~" Have you much fish in your bag
asked a person of fisherman, who was
returning home. Eyes, good eel, ~ Was
the slippery reply.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

IL An exchange paper asks, very
innoccntly, if it is any harm for young
ladies to sit in the lapse of ages. Another
replies, that it all depends on ME kind
of ages selected Those from Is to % it
puts down as extra hazardous.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

\ mayor out west has determined 10
Kill half the dogs in the city, and tan
their hides with the tarl of the otheg
half
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

The only exceptions TO the literality Of
i,e tale arc the names Of the persons cou-
,cucd. the description of some of the locali-
Ties, aud q small dfaUghL upon the ima gina
lion for a portion Of the circumstances which
1ou.d no, be supplied by authentic iatorma-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
ltniperfal
GrGnter< Sdlbe

Dies III elm rein us9ttablltitbcs pCmlttd uno fam
in allen SGItn nit Ger pclltrmmGnttn StbtrhGit bel
Gtuosru rpte bel GrWocbineu au9epanot wrrbtn.-
IS wuroe in allen fclstuotn SdIcn crpre6 I UNI
bat licb berpG b T I ais ttnc Sur tur
@ibe Brittle, paS rtEie Ding" (Panaritium),
3abnweb, Setter, ale 9Irtcn GrI6wiire unp Sc
idwaIite, gBunpn nit &rtblauf u. {. ~.
Durtb Den au6trcroticbtn @rfr9, lpcmit Der Sc:
6rautb ots cb9eu Ottttls in allen cbi9tn qlaetu &C:
trSut ruurps, luo Die @9entbdm'r ptranlait weresn
Gs ptm putIItum anjubtttn, init Der 9cplItn 3uptr:
Id)t oaR itb raclet nab cncm billt9en &criulA ais
oas tttt SRitta crpGtn miro, bas man it fir angc:
fibrtt SGas 9ctraucbt bat BEcnntrs fir pcb c
Srdltc, bas bSls DING uno 5abnweb 1T ss
ousesitihntt uno lclite aI9cnltin bttannt ptreer.
Die Satbs Ut ebenfa!Is nit Dem bstcu @rfct9 &c:
6raubt pcrbcn in SdlItn pcn
9iFtempcr bel Yfrrben.
Die Giocntbdmer pclen i6rieens lire Got6s uitbt
nit titrrfuliasu ecbcstrht6uu9en uttrh6uku; fir
ptran9In nur, oag man cncu billt9cn 8Grlutb eamit
onelIe, wrroul ibrs 8crtreffibtslt vIGt in biz Ia:
9eu faltu ptro.
preie.-0ie ttsincu Sbabtcn tcltsu %, Die
9ro5tn 371 Gents.-&CIs Gnwstun9tn btnfesn hh
bst IoGr SGjatbtri.
o. su batsu, bsim Grc6cu uuo Stsiusn, i'm Subs
Itobr pcn r-l".
&sd, G'utD rmO 2rsrler.
luoulf 9. uqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
Sir Nferbe unb Nlenidlen.

@tnt mehr ais l6iibri9c @rfabrun9 bat Die Sbats
lathi flt9tlttlt, oab Ntrtbant's ttrUbmtGS Sd fir
pfrbG cotr lniptriat Samllieu Gmtrratirn bic mel:
TN SilG billt uno ollie lcItbi Iiuocrt ais:
Spatb, SbWtnoe, Rn9bcnc, lBinN0altn, Qcltslt:
ba, StrtdImn9tn, ;trbrcd)eus buft, Stbranmen,
fHbe Seunben, &crrtntun9aH Sultfbun9tu, 81:
ltua, edbmun9tn 9cfcunccrte SdGt, &bcumatism
Ht6luunpen ron Sbicrcn, &trNrcnrun9cn uuo @ers
brdbun9ru, SrrltOcultn, ,ouf9tri6tnc oinbc, 0ram:
pft, 3uiamncnjtGhcu ccr SRusttln, GcitbmGtite.
Stbwodbctt rcr @dGntc, ptrbirttts Brittle, Il. /.
no, u. 10, Il. l. ~. ... ....--
OIr unptr9cih(he Gricle SiGitS SilS in Der sci:
tuu0 pcu Srantbctttn Der Yfiroc uuo oEs ocrnricbs
unb Ittit in WenIhtnftiidb miro btn @autrn tiqlif
mthr bGtdnnt. @s miro foum 9colnubt auGcr ptn
SrIhtn Die cS fit lIn9crtr 3elt in tbrcn Sticn uu1
oduItrn gum 6ebrauth hotttn, ptlcb elm gttauf gcr
StbmGritu, 2ttocu unN 3cit rurtb Die jri9t 2(nptn
pun0 pcits Srs crirart miro.
OF Stip pcrihtiQ unb dbtrNu9t boB Der SIomr
ots tinii9tn @iaeuttGmcrs, Gcrr9t 0E. g0trthont
Qcdprrt 81. D., i'm clGlc auf Der Srite Der Ilotbt
uno,itiue oanplthrift liter ocn Scrt iltb brfnoCt
2tUe an reu @ia:utbumtr aobrtBirtt 8titclIuu9cn
rpirpcn prompt tcrtidfbi9
8trihafit euth Gin ganphlet ron btn Netnttn unb
ltt ptlht SNunrer bitt 9cbiiu fbcn ptrribttt hat.
Bum Icrtauf bei 2truis SchmiNt unb Co., lQtns
tcrpp 0runcr uno @rGeGr. Gotaiduaua; g. unr 9.
Girc6, Shncdsrillt; une i'm GrrGtn tCi G5uttrt.
8GrB uno &C., 3. gB. Orctt uub Scbn, 8. 6tett
uno &C., QhilaOetpbia.
S)1ai 3, 1854. s- .N . nal :
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
9eoer uno S6ub Wateriolieu
g t . b T.,

Nc. "a SIt: oon,ittcn: :Strofc, auiitbtn Der ecuh:
r,formrttu 6rcbe unp rcm Ycltamtc, in Autntaun.
Die llnter;etncten tobm Iceten, in Serbtn-
cuns NIT Der friiber Scn ibrrm Satrr Shccb Nols
Irr bctrictrnrn @erberei, bela9ten Stpbr All ptts
gem Stanpplase srtfnct, pcIeItt ite Elm pClIilans
pises gGortimcnt ppn Grbrr BON jcbcr SrIdrcs
hung, unb S6ubs5tinminSs wie ale anbere Nrs
titcl, wrtde Sdubmader getrau6en, ols &nItss
fcQe, Morocccs, Strrlrpcr, Gcinin9S etc. beilan-
big gum Sertnuf balten; rpie aud Elm aa9rmcinrS
2lirrtimcrt BON lo"mtod mo @i6Cn Soblcper
Gstenfals 9rIdrrs unp jepeS anperc Gcper fin
Sdtter.
Snrcm tcite prattiIde @trtrr Iinb, 70 fSnnrn
e SuSertraul6 fdern, poB ale Grtitcl bic lc Scr,
fauien, 10 fnp, ipie fe picIeltcn rcprGienttren
Sic bpffm pater, bur6 neprse YrciIe uno See
friecsms itrer &npen, auf IitrraGe llntcriiiiB-
ung.
B. 6. unb S. 6. Mcfer.
Nlentaun, Cry. t3, 1854. nq3Ol
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
gSi 1 tic
fSir Sas 9SslD(ifssal:.

unter,ci6nrtrr ersreift pteIe @eleseubsit iene
5reunpe unp pas publitum ibsrbauPt parauT auts
mertIam 3u MAIDEN, Dap CT cine
gteueG Ginri6tuno
eetrpffrn bat, bic brIUnprrs ben Sntrre1en brr
WeI6iItseute GrIGrperlt6 1T. Gr bat ndmli6
nit ben 8ieselbabns a9nten, beren Straben
bel Cation cpncrntrrrn, cine lleterrinfunft 9etrpfs
fen, pcpur6 CT nun in ben StanO 9eieBt wtrp lets
nen 6lnpen @iiter ipeit 9eIhptnper 3u Iterltez
fern ais bes fruber seI6sben fCnnte. Dies 9rs
I6iebt ni6t nur alein bon Dem philadelphia 1cns
bern aud susleidb BON Dem gleugprt Dtartt, ipwr
alien 3wiI6CnsY YlGeen. llnp babel fam man liG
parauf Derlaea, pab rics fiir ietr RtlIi9s YretBe
eel6iebt.
@r gcpentt jebrn anrern Sag Sitter bic nit ben
Jlieeeltabnen bel Cation anlangcn, bier in Ilens
taun pprr 3wI@ensYlaben at3uIiefrrn.
Glitter am gSalnuB sStrasen 9Sbdrf Su 9btlas
belvbia abaelefert unp in feline care apprebrt pers
ben pInttlih belpr9t.
Sn Cation it Ietn 9lnbaltssplab an Dem ,,5ars
mcrS unb DrpSrrs Sctet," unp in Set9Iebem an
brm ,,Sun Sotcl."
Stobr6altrr unb anbrre In 2eha Gauntp Die
Sitter purh ibn fpmmrn la6en, Ftnnen al Dem
Sudlobr BON &ed, @utb unp 3rrrler
bafiir anfraorn-au6 tGunen Srpers fir @'iiter
unb padete fir anpere YiGse palelbit ab9esebrn
werpen.
SrberS fir Otter bic NIT @slo begleitet iinr,
perben oans piinttlt6 unC nit Der 9rTbtrn SOr9'
falt, pur@ ibn psrlSnIi8 an Srt unO Steae be-
Ipr9t.
Gr fii6lt YerIi@ert bab rr burh bieis neue Gins
rttbtuna bem publitpm niislidl lsin fam, uno
bofft paber auf cine liberale llnterildBms, pel6e
II ah pur6 Yinttti6teit unb billise YreBe srBus
nAern 9epentt.
, 9Silliam 8. 9lbri9bt.
glaentaun, slprtI 5, 1854. nqSS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11

gSillia m Is ri m,
ma6t Ieirru 8reunbm unb prm putlfum iGe.
bdupt bic glnjetse, pab CT bas Gurrier. ppcr &c.
Observation-Disclosures nod inntfr, unb sipar ausse1
rcbntrr ais einral tetrritt, am gde Der S8elts 6ds
milton unp gdlten Stra6e, 9e9eniiter Sasrnbu&'S
@atbauS. Setn chen ein9eester SUrtreffIi6er
Stcd tsItebt aus qeper Bon teber 9el9reibuna,
prl6rS cr an Den allcrnieSrislten YreiGen ablesiu
pirp, ais pa III
6emlcd uno Gi6en SobQeber BON Der
olerbeiten Sorte bon uerfbiebenen
preiitn, ie nab Der Sualitdt ; 6albfel,
le uno Sberleoer, ipaniibe 9ibbs, u. {.
no, r ~
aatS pom bsiten unO sans tilg. er Serfauft
iein 0eber ic wpblfetl ais man es In Y6ilabrlpbia
tetummen tam.
SbrGn Spn SCr3dSli6er Gualitat immer auf
SanO lnC an YbiIapelp9uer gretfen sa serfanfrn.
S5Gllfe BON iebsr 2lrt iperOrn an ben 6S6llrn
grsisn im glustauI6 fir gGaare pbsr fir 8aars
9elp dn9encmmsn.
EGs> Srgsnp Semant, Der etipas aus bieIrm
Sadie brall6t, rptyO eS ME srrfrtln penn rr bci
ibm anruft, nrem er nir9enbs bilIosr unS mr6r Sur
9ufrlepenbeit beoient perren tpiro.
Oantbar fur brreitS ssnpIene titerale Inter.
itiibun8, wtrr CT li4s INNER an9eGe8en Ien laesn.
feline Sunpen NIT ginttliatet ;u btbirnen unb bic
3abl bcrirlbrn gu Sertnebren. Sebermann lit
frcunSldafIlt& rtn8etaprn anSurufen.
9Illrntcpn, Sept. 27. nqbo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11

Sic Stcu=Jcrfcp 3iues Gompd9uie, wcls
s tbrt QDtrtt ibr ptrSvSBTt uno ote SualtIdI brer
prcputts prbcGcrt bat III usr ttrtit 8Clttl un9Cn
cnt9c9CniuncbmEn fdr tbre
Sorjit 9litben 8drben.
Srcdsn II uno in Dc 9tm b II, in ouSs
erltltnen TattstGn ron % bis 500 4funo CbCnfauS
Src II in Barrels, ron 300 4funb ieors.
Sbr gB c / Bs3 nf, rptltbe6 trcdtn crcr in Stl
Semoblsn orrt0uit Wirp, III 9uorantirt rel ju ctn
uuo uuUtatrrfftn fir q &C 28 CiB c, etc.
@int NPIthcpe Der 3ubcrtitun9 1T ncutb Cntecdt
pcrben, pEtdbts Die Gcnpa0nit in Stono iCbt ibre
Sar6t iu 9uorautirtn oaB G cb fdr cine b9s Belt in
DEN Sigtru frilb uno ;art crbaIf. Sn biGltm 8ez
tratbt fnp brt SartGn allen anesrn i'm Nartt ibers
ltgsn.
Sbre br ounc 3iutf far6e, pst6e febr uisori9
rtrfauft miro, uno uur aus Dem 9tcus5CrfM 3int=
Grs ermoht mCroGn fam, III tertts tetonut fir ibre
Grboltuu9s :Gi9tnlboften wsnn auf @iiu eotr anot:
re mttalltitht 0iu9c ou9Cwanet.
Sbre e tsiusS arbe brhet a(ls @i9cnihofttn Der
trauncn uro 1T isbr on9Gmtsn sum lnltrcichGn pcn
GBctnbauitrn Dspcs, ,tuiIcn9tbaupcn, Srtidtn, etc.
loanrttr wsrbtn an tilIi9en 8eoin9un9Sn psricr9t
ourtb bre N9suttu,
Srenb uno RibaroS,
g8brlIIall gant;!oSnolr uno 3ntpcrtcurs
81. QS. @ds Der l0lSu uno N.artt:Sra6En, 9bao.
1prit IL. n06R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
2tuauf 8.
Cine berrli6e 0rlegenDeit.

Oa uutrr,ei6ncter, in We6dnirsbprp, ec6a
@aunts, @eIAafte aufSuscbcn wtinl6t, 70 bietet
CT Girbur6 sinen sanSen Stpf BON
Ste5r9ittern
an BEN alertilfisilen 9rribm gum Ssrtauf an.-
Das StcGrbaus tam natiirlih BON nun all 9es
rentst perpen, unO Go 1T zines ber belten Stptrs
StGnoS i'm Gaunts.
Sclltc es rinsr unternebmsnben SerIcn anse'
nebmrr Ien, 70 fam CT aud oas 9Sirtbs9aus ees
ilntcr,etanrtsn ppm Jriibiabr an raSu renteH.
9as labere tet penn gsentbiimer.
Sobn Winnid.
SrptsHkr 27. I'a3n'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11

0r. G. 6. 8. @ utb II BON gieusprt lrnft
bic aufmcrfiamfeit Icldrr @crlrnen ben Glentaun
unp Der llm9csenC, iprldc Spcrattenen an ibrsn
natiirli6n 3GNnrn pcrrtdtct su tabcn trnTtti9t
ltnb, rbtr bic f& tiinFtlde 3dbne enicbrn gu lals
fen winIdcn, auf Irinc opSiisli6e SpertrunSsw
fe in aa ben SerIdicpenen 3wescn Der 3 bns
arjneifunbe.
Da er bcrcit8 cine tebrniS6rise Grfatrun9 in
Ieiner 9rrfcBtcn gcnp6en bat unp allr wcrtGScllen
grrbciierln8cn tenubt, ~ wciB CT, paB er alien
pattrntrn Die bette {dlfe ju Irifen prrmag, wel6e
Oteie STUNT oernbsenp III.
8eferen3rn: GGrp. Gbpma6 9egBtt, ..
D, Gbrw. Gbarles 81. SnnrIpn, 5. Charlton,
M. D, g8m. llnNrrBia, %. D, 9lru-ycrt
Gits.
Seine Sfitce III srsentpdrti8 i'm pamertcm
Sptl," aber 9htirntrn werprn auf 8erIan9en
aud in iErrn SauIrrn bsludt.
glpSemtrr 2. na1g