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Try THE CHEST. ww

SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, M. D.,
The Eminent Medical Practitioner haslejia paiua-
b6 Legacy toltteE World ii his Z Ha
GREAT PREVENTATIVE OF CON.
SUMPTION, AND sggrrfYga
U1Jailing Cure for Pulmonary Diseases,
without the Use of Medicine.
SRA. c., Dart invented and advised the use OF the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR.
THO ALL PERSONS OF ALL AGES AND
IL conditions, as certain and a safe shield
against those fearful diseases, Cons umption Bron.
chitis Asthma Coughs, Colds, and other Affections
ofthe Lungs, which arise from the exposed state
OF the chest, according to fashion, and the con.
tinual changes OF our climate.
"The Protector is simply chemically pre-
pared fur lined with silk and padded. which sus.
pended from the neck, covers the chest, in SO
agreeable manner that, once worn, il becomes a
necessity and comfort. ~ t4s
The Protector" although but recently intro
duoed into America, is making rapid progress
through the United States, the Canadas, South
America, and the West Indies II has for long
time been staple article in England and on the
continent OF Euope, while il has grown in many
countries to the position of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts, inquire Of any Eng,
fish resident in your vicinity of his knowledge Of
the Beneficial effects of wearing the Protector,
withoha recourse TO doeerfng OF any kind. The
cost of wearing these articles is trife, and
will last some years. No one who values the
health OF himselfor his family will be without them.
The hospitals in this country are not alone recon-
mending them, but rapidly Introducing them.
Harcourt, Bradley IL Co, Of London, and Man
chester, England, were originally entrusted with
the manufacture of the Protector, by the lamented
DIR. Cooper, and continue TO manufacture accord
ing 10 his original instructions, and therefore
commend those who would wear The Protec-
tor" 10 see 10 their being genuine.
Remember tbs is staple article, and 40 patent
medicine.
RETAIL PRIcEs.
Gents SlZe.... ...................Sl % each.
Ladies do. ....,.........-....... 90
Boys and misses. IS
IIARCoURT, BRADLEY 81 Co,
IS Ann Street, and l02 Nassau Street,
New York, u. s.
Principal warehouse, l02 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London.
Mandatory, a. Market Street, Manchester,
England.
H., B. ~ Co. are establishing depots for the sale
Of !" The Protector in all parts Of America. Ply
sicians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothers, Dry Goods
Merchants, Hatters, and Millners, also Gentle
mems Furnishing Storckeepers are entrusted with
the wholesale and retail distribution Of them, and
TO whom most liberal terms are offered Tor their
enterprise, and splendid opportunity opens to
them for safe and profitable business.
For terms, apply 10
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & Co.,
IS Ann Street, New York, u. s.
Sep S-dtxw3m
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National Monument.-Thc Secretary Of the
Washington National Monument Association ten:
ders thanks, in a card, TO the Kunkel Nghtingales
announces that the troupe will continue the sys-
TEN throughout their southern tour, Of giving free
concerts TO children, and making a nominal
charge for adults, which will compose fund for
the monument.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships Roanoke and James,

"ARPER,S MAGAZINE, for July, for
I'LL sale at SIIILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Godey's Lady's Book for July.
Knickerbocker Magazine, do.
Graham's Magazine, do.
Blackwoods Magazine, do.
Aubrey, a new book, by Mrs. Marsh.
Womans Love, by Eugene Sue.
Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Sta
toncry line for sale AT
SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore,
Cor Pa. av and A ST., Odeon Building.
Julv eff
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+ False Measures.--We have frequently alluded
to the fact that housekeepers are not only COM
PEELED TO pay extravagan,iy high for their market
tons are confirmed by the fact that recently q
number Of dealers have been arrested and fined
for committing frauds in the manner indicated.
We trust that the police officers will not relax
their efforts to bring the rogues to strict account.
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T1REAKS OF FORTUNE, by j. Ii. Jones.
lie Firmilian,..a Spasmodic Tragedy, by T. Percy
Jones.
The Scout, or the Black Riders Of Congaree,
by w. Gilmore Simms, esq. Just received at
I TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S,
Sept 10 Bookstore, near 9th st.
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"ARPER,s MAGAZINE for September is
III a magnificent number, filed with superior
engravings, and for sale at SHTLISeroN's book
store.
The great Illustrated Magazine Of Art for Sep.
TENDER is one Of the best that has been issued.
Lesle's Ladies' Gazette for September contains
all the new Fall fashions.
The Knickerbocker Magazine for September.
Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, and
Putpam's Magazine, all for September, received
and for sale at
SHILLINGTONS bookstore,
s- Odeon Building, corner OF a street,
Sen 3--3tif and Penn. avenue
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l,,unA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or

~ Cuba, or Notes Of Traveller in the Tropics
being Political, Historical and Statistical Account
Of the Island from its first discovery TO the present
time, by Maturin M. Ballou Price in paper so
cents, in cloth rs cents For sale by 49,
TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Aug IL booksellers, near 9th ST.
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6elsgraptit.
Affairs In Canada.

From the Associated Press-thrOugh the
House Line.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor & Maury's--
IN Noctes Ambrosane, s vols, by the late John
Wilson.
The Youth Of Jefferson,
Letters OF Rachel Lady Russell,
Brougham's Lives of Eminent Statesmen, vols.
Owen on the Skeleton and Teeth.
Bushnan's Principles Of Animal and Vegetable
Physiology.
Famous Persons and Places, by ~ p. Willis
Carpenters Principles of Comparative Physi-
ology new edition.
Lives ofthe Chief Justices of the United States,
by G. Van Sanivourd
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres, by Vincent
Nolte, further supply)
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE NOUN
~ taIns Direct by Raflroad-Via Hartford,

Springfield, Bellows Falls, Windsor, White River,
and Wells River 10 Lttleton, base Of the Noun
tains, and via Montpelier, Burlington, ST. Adams
and Rouses Point TO Ogdensburg and Montreal
Ticket Ofices-New Haven Railroad, corner
Broadway and Canal street, and corner Of Goth
street and 18th avenue.
Express trains, s a. m. and p. m. Baggage
checked through.
FRANCIS. HYDE,
July 9. General Agent 152 South 81.
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WoRK, or plenty to DO and Hours to

UTORK, or Plenty to DO and Hours TO
wv. Do II, by M. M. Brewster, LIST and "a series
IS cents.
Gratitude, an Exposition Of the l03d Psalm, by
Rev. John Stevenson, Is cents. t 80.
Sir Thomas POWELL Buxton, Bart, study for
young men,. ... .fi II.
The Wife, or n Mirror Of Madenhood, by I
Bnney, so cents.
The Friendships Of the Bible, by Anxious, en-
cravings, 65 cents. .Ea. ID
Cheerful Chapters. adapted TO youth and not un-
suited TO age, by Old Alan Gray. For sale by
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE,
nh street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
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appointment by the President William
NJ. Harrison, Collector Of the Customs at Rich
mond, Virginia, viee John LYNCH deceased
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NEW BOOKS Just received at Taylor b
LIN Maury's Newport illustrated, in series
Of Pen and Pencil Sketches, by the Editor Of The
Newport Mereary Chemistry OF Common Life,
part g. Bookstore near OH street, Pennsylvanis
avenue. Aug. g.
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l subscriber has in store avery handsome Rose
wood Piano, seven octaves, which will be dis
poacd of on accommodating terms. Also, FOL
rent, two fine instruments.
w. q. ZANTZINGER,
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Smasemtnts.
THREE NIGHTS MORE.

STANLEY'S
: wESTEHNJ wILDs,
Being detained in Washington by the engagements
of the Artist in Baltimore where he is superin-
tending the arrangement ofhis Indian Gallery (lato
of the Smithsonian Institution) for exhibition at
the approaching State Fair, will remain at the
NATIONAL THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
~ OF this week.
Wednesday a Complimentary Benefit 10 the
Artist
The " Western Wids" will be exhibited in Bal
tmore on Monday next continuing during the
State Fair. Sept l2-2t
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q the interest of JOSIAH R. Bailey in the business
heretofore conducted by ShekelI Il Bailey, it will
be continaed by him at the old stand, No. 5, oppo-
site the Centre Market.
Aug 2i-3tif
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TUST Per barque Adelia
~ Rogers and Schooner Granite State 500 tons,
and daily expecting per brig Candace, $50 tons
pure Wenham Lake ICE, from Is 10 IS inches
thick, which can be had in large or small quanti-
ties L. ]. MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot south side F, next TO corner
18th street.
: Aug 30-eo3t
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ARRIVAL OF LIEUT.. BEcKwITH OF THE OVER
LAND SURVEYING PARTY.-On Thursday evening,
August OH, says the Sacramento om'on, Lent
Beckwith, of the overland surveying parry, ar
rived in this city from Salt Lake City, via the
Humboldt and Fort Reading, having left the
former place on the 9th of May, and the latter on
Tuesday last. Lieut. Beckwith, with his assistant
surveyors and attaches TO the corps, consisting IN
ali OF sixty souls arrived at the Great Salt Lake
City in November, 1853 In April OF the present
wear. the Lieutenant with his party went east
ward again as far as the Green river, on survey
ing tour. On the 9Th OF May the company leit
Salt Lake, and struck of due westward, some
forty miles 10 the southwark Of the regularly
travelled California trail. About seventy-fve
miles this side Of the valley the party came upon
a solid granite boulder or hill, some fifteen or
eighteen hundred feet in height, in which was
found clear cool spring OF water.
Afler leaving this point, they jonrneyed on d.
rectlv 90 the Humboldt, which they reached in
abou, two weeks, being delayed day or so in re-
moving obstructions from the road. All along the
Humboldt there is the most feasible route imagl-
nabe for railroad, and according TO Lieutenant
Beckwuh's statement, surveys would be almost
superfuous. ALI the way from Salt Lake TO CAN.
(ornia the party found an abundance Of grass and
water for their cattle and stock, which arrived at
Fort Reading in good condition. The lieutenant
informs ms thai with his present knowledge OF the
country, he could lay out road from California
| IN the Great Salt Lake Valley at least one hundred
and fty miles nearer than any heretofore travelled,
with an abundance Of wood, wafer, and grass along
the entire route and he would ensure the traveller
| freedom from all annoyances Of insects, except
! perhaps while crossing Mary's river.
/ Aher leaving the Humboldt, the party Of Lieut..
/ Beckwith struck of 10 the northward to tho Sierra
| Nevada. No less than 1--WE different passes were
| examined in this range with direct reference TO
their feasibility for the line the Pacific railroad.
All Of these lie TO the nortkward Of Mobiles pass,
except the latter which Is included IN the nunge,
the above routes arc pronounced 20 be impracti.
cable, with the exception of Mobiles pass, and the
one first north oft. OF the superiority OF these
two, Lieut. Beckwith is as yet unpreparcd 10 ex.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
g8iebtla ans gHafebimatun.

NaSr6trn BON Bal@inston aus gutter SueIle
mflben, pab oas @cusernerntnt BON 3uperl1lTser
Seite infcrntrt wcrcen 1T, ss lei cine furhtbare
Srpsoiticn gesen Cuba beitnli@ In glep ysrf uub
In Nep Srleane I'm aucriIsn besriffen, Tim bic
unatNSnsiSfei. iener SnIcl berteisufdbrsn. Gs
ica tsreits aliss 70 wett seeleten iein, pae bic
Grpspitpn l6en in penisen Ea9en I'M Stanbe
pdre abjuIegeln. Gs linp Sefetle erlaifsn rppr>
Den, ale Sctbeiligien ipfcrt gu eertuftcn, bed
III gu fir6ten, ras @ruperrmrnt mrrpe piesmal
gu Ipat fcnimen, uno trenisltens Elm Gbeil Der
@rpsbitirn untrr Se9cl seben. Grnte Gpnilitte
unN itlbf Gin mBSIider Sres 9csen Gn9Ianb
unp 6rantrei@ ltdnben pann Sielleidt in @uSf6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
en- ifhlimra ais rnfGftIi.

Die bsutIAe 3eituns Ycn Can 9ntonic, Geras,
melbet folSSnpcS Ssilpel rer rmpbrenprn S5rper,
itrafen, bic ;r Sdanpr unlcrer 9ieputIit nra in,-
mcr iitrr bic Splpatrn unIrrcr slrmre serbanst
rerrn:
Grrsanscnen Srnntna, Rem tlrn Rrssmtsr,
sin9sn eini9r unIerer Sefannten Swei 0leilen BON
1icr an einem prr 2dserplase pCriter, ,rsl4r jett
unlcre Start umrin9en, unp Iaten ats her 9lGbe
nit an, rab Gin Solpat Der mscbcriam scsen lsis
nrn SffiSier 9epeirn war, auf fclaenpe grt be-
lraft wurbe: Gs parp ibu Gin Stpd pie rim
9rtib quer tur6 ben Nunr 9eItedt unO na6 bin
ten nit Striden 70 I'M bfn 9ladrn tefeiiiSt, ba6
sr nidt iAreien frnnts. Damn pursm ibm bic
9dnre iiter' bem Gppf su1ammen 9ctunOen uno or
nit einem Stride I'M Die 6anpe an einem Sdums
aite 70 prit in bic S6be sssrSen, Rap or Gin ,p,-
Mig NIT ben 9benipisen bic @ree beriibrtr. Sn
pteler Idmcr,bnftrn Steluns bins er Idnsere 9et
unO fcnnts MIR cine gtrt Urun;n Srr S6mcr5
berpcrbrin8cn. Ger S4aum tanp tm ppr rcm
Munre, unb has san;e Shaulpid mar 10 erts
wiirpi9enp unp peinlt9, bab bic GrSdtler td Yr
pem gnpe Der StrlfpOaih aihsduns entfsrnten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Der @iienbabnsstreit sn Grie.

3u Grie IN Der giIentabnltreit aufs Neue aus,
setrp@en. Cine telesraptiI4e ytahriht BON bort,
patirt ben 81 fen December, melost, bab bic gle
fenbabn-Srdde iiber bic Sarbcr Greet. rpelde bon
Der GUmpante am porbrrgebenpen Gage aus9es
beBert pprben mar, ieitpsm wiebrr nirber8rbrannt
worbsn III.
Grie, 27. Gre.-@eaern gbenb il bas @e>
tsis iiter Die Bride bon Sartpr Greet wieberiim
pur6 bic birfsen Siirser ,rfSrt. Dur4 bic Gle
enbabn> gSGrter purbe cine YerIcn serbaftet, fcrs
lelte wuree ater bur6 SurslGait lcfcrt tpisscr
fret 8emadt. @elfrrn @tenb purre cine SerIanns
lung Der Sdrssr sebalten, unO es wurpsn gsrlu6e
sema6t, eeielben 3u Seranlaien, pas 9e9rnlpar>
tiSe Serfabren auf5u9eben.
Suffalp, %. Dec. = Die Streitsfeitsn,
welfe eeiern 3!pilden ben 8trsern uno Der 81,
lenbabn>G Company gu Grie Sprselatfcn Iinb, warrn
ernlierer gtatur, ais anfdnsli4 bert6tet wurbr.-
Ginise Der @ilenbabns sgrteitrr fnb I9redli@ ars
f6lasen uno es tpirp aud er,attt, ba6 SerIu6e
semaGt lnc. Serrn Dennis, ben Gu6eber Der 81.
lenbabn, auf,ufndpfen. Giner ter 8dr9er erbielt
cine, isbc4 ni6t eefabrlite SduBwunpe.
Die Company rei9ert li6 jebt, ibcr bic Staatts
Sinte binausjuldufen. Sier lit cine uneebeucrr
9tufre9unS unb man fir6tet, bab, me,n pas 0ous
pernement nidt na,pIhentritt, cine 8epreuna llr.
ter Dem Sclfc in bieiem Gbeile bes Staats fatt-
finren pirp, Der f9refli6eS llnsliid fctsen tprb.
EGS~glm Samitd0 Dor adt Sasen BAT bic Gu.
freme Court BON 9ennIplYanirn, wr16r iGre Sib-
uns in pttstura tdlt, cine Sniumetion scsm ben
Wapcr uno bic Siirger BON erie ansgeIprp@cn,
ii6 allrr @ewalttbdtigteit seeen bic Srantlin Ga,
nal Gcn,panie gu entbalten. alS 0runp fir bieIe
GntfGeipun8 pirb anse9eten. baB Dor teIaster
Court Gin prc3eB ctfhwett, in reldem baS 9as6t
Der Gcmpanie, cine 8e9elbabn an3ulcset, bellrt'
ten rtrb, bic Court allc Serbunben fey, tiS ,ur
GntI6ribun9 birfrs grpSeifes pas gsentbum trr
Gcmpanie gu tcf6iben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Scr Oeutftbc Rird,enfreunS,

DieIe 3ritidrift, welae bister Spn prpfsFcr
S6uff beraussesebrn wurpe, III iebt in bic Sanpe
Spn 90. 8. Mann, lutberi6er 9repissr in Sbi-
labrlp9ia, iib@gegnnsen unp ipirp BON Den Suds
bdnblen S6dfer unb &prubi baIelbt Serls9t.
YaRrr Mann III ais SGriftteIer riibmIiAif be-
fannt unb par fri6er Elm Witarbeiter an bic Iem
Bafe. Yroi. Saaff, pel&er mad Oeut16lanb
sereilt III, rer1pri6t in Submit ais Mitartriter an
prmIelten Gbeil gu nrtmen. Die erite Drummer
beS neuen C7teu) Sa9rgonss RES ,,Sir6snireunbs"
III rbalten wprpcn mp Serlprlat pa6 perielte an
Sntcrrle urp SitGtistet INNER 3unebmsn tpirb
Ndt nur grrbiscr, Icnpern sllle, bic l9 in ben
fir6li6m Srasen Der 3sit intereBirt fiblsn, Ipll.
ten ben Sirbrnfreunb lrlen. ST erI6eint IN mo-
natliGe Soften unp tpitet 50 raS Sabr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Seiuabe Gin Seucr.

slm lesten SCnntas er1Goa atsrntalS Der 8uf
Geurr burh unlsre Statt. Die Seusrleute, su
jbrsm COB let eS selast, batten balo bre slppara-
te auf psm g4ese pubin, pp& stadli6rr s8eile BAT.
te man raIelbe f6cu selEi6t. gs batte nGmlid
II, Der atrelfnteit bss Srn. Saniel mil.
Ierunb triIen 6rau In ibrem 5auls Elm &pGp.
fen ben Seuerbserp'Sbdren 5euer mtsctbeilt, mel.
DIES nur nod in Belt pur9 bic Naabarn rntbedt
aup SeltIdt wurbe, ebe eS siet S9a6rn anscrt6.
tet bate. Sur nod eini9e Mnuten Ipatrr ents
psft, bGtte bas 6uus bis auf ben @runb nieber,
brrnren ntteen. Sbne Seritanrrn prrrrn su mol.
len, ais lei pies rurd Na9ldbisteit rntitanben,
ImS6ten mir brb bier lie unp tebe 8iireer
bsler Start titten, tebutIam init Dem Seurr UNI,
suscben, unO babur4 itr ei9enes gisentbum, 70
,pis pasienise ibrer MittiirSer gu trI4usen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
9ic Wcfetocbuna.

Gelcrn (Dienitas) mar Der Sas, an wel6em
ii4 unIere StaatS, @rIes9ebung Der Contribution
semdB perlamnelt baben ,pir6. g4ir werrsn bic
Sptl9aft reS @uupsrnGrS nihfte Bptbe mit,u-
tbelen babsn, 70 pie anpere ssidscitis WIheinrnbe
StaatSpaptere, iprrauS man&e Stimmseter Slels
leiGt einiSe nidt iebr anseasbme Grfatrunsen
maGen perben. Die Welsbsebuns III bsfanntlid,
NIT srcssr @teGrteit ,,pcmptratii9" unp pirb IOs
nit alles ibrrn eissnsn @rs batrn. Der Serfauf
Der Staatspsrte ipirp elmer Der SauptsesenRdnpe
Der SelpreAuns btlpen unS NIT anpern 6rasen bic
SiBun9 Su etner bE6il wi4tiSen maiden. = Der
ppIitiIGe Stanb Der G'eieBSetuns 1T fclsenber:
SIM Srnat: IS Cemctratei,, 10 S8bss,
9fattp, Snpfpenbent.
SIM SauIe: 70 Gfmcfratrn, 26 sSbiss, 4
gatips.
GenptratiI6e Mebrbeit dtr @1e, AZ!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Sbio in Der Sremoe.

Der gSeftpte BON Columbus last : Die
lanlnttliden GpnsrebmitsIieper Galifprnens iinb
eeute, bic aus Sbip bort binwanperten. unltr
Sbio lefsrt inreB ntbt bios GOnsrebmitstistsr fir
Gafprnien, irnbern es IT 70 gu fasen, bic Niatttr
Der jGnseren rcltli6en Staaten. Der perte 9bcl
Sep6lteruns beS Staatcs Snbiana, elm Drittel
BON Soma unb bic sroBe Mebrbet Der Sepotner
ppnWineIcta, beitebt aus gluswaneerern Scn Sbip.
Son jcpen 5000 Sttmmsetsrn in Div panpern
idbrIid fat 100 mad ferner selesenen pelliaen
Staaten aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04

Sar9tertt6!-G Gin in 9ltbens Gaunty,
Ohio, pobnsnper Ntann, sin9 fiirsIid in @eIea.
lAaft leinss SGwieserpaters mad 9pmrpY, bort
trantsn li4 beipe etnen tii6tisen 8auld an unp
nabnisn nod enen JRru9pca gBbistp NIT auf ben
Seimweg. 9lls fe in Der Bobnuns peS jiinSern
Mannss ansefemmsn tparen, oerlansten lie Gin
Ia6teiIen. Die Srau Bat ibren Wann baS
6inp 70 lanse gu baIten, bis iie bas GHen ptrpc
,ubereitrt babru.
Dur6 nselaidte Sebanolung pper Sisueidt
aud rur6 ben lebli6en (9) gBbisfppuft pes Be-
ipfTensn srtcb pas Rinp elm tIasliaes @eI4rei !;
pas perprob Die beipm giebmenl6en, Sater unb
@rpepater, iie ersriffen bas Sinp unp bieben ibm
nit elmer 9lrt ben 8ppf ab !-gBelde Strafs pSre
ppbI BART senus. fin 1OIde llnmenlfen 2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Gie Heicrtaae

flnb In allsntaun auf bic sepobnte g3riIr spri6rr
sesansen. Der@bdfta9 ipurbe in ben SerI6iepe,
nen &irtbfn na9 ben sspSbnli6en sptteSpicnltti6en
@ebtdu4en 9efrtert, uno auBer ben RirGen pur6
@el6rnfeseben nne auf lpnfier gBsiie ;u9etratt
Siemlih has 9tdmltGe tam bonn 9leuiabrsta9e
aeiaSt werben. atenbS Dor giettatr fanb bus
Concert gum Seiten Der presbpterani16en Scnns
tagsl9ulc ifatt, tpptst bic Sale ,emli9 anscfaQt
mar. Die ,,8epipals" In ben Msttopt titenfr6rn
finb fcrt9eiest unb Mebrere II, ben Sunb i6rer
@lieSerlAaft aufaenpnme1 rprben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Das erfte peiee in SbiO eebOrne aino.

ginige beutfde 3etunasn erjdblfn bem Gclunis
tus ,,gBenbcten" mad, pae ant 80. Dee. 1888
bas erlie tpeibe Sinh in Sbic 9ebcren iperben lei
unb spar In Martetta. Sein 9tame Iei Arttur
9. Rely sewefen, Der li9 lp1ter In gtr9inien ans
9eFerelt unb bort seltcrbsn Iei. Das Streite rei'
&c Sinp lsi 6. o.. Gcnosrs eewrien, sebcrrn Ia.
5etruar 1899. ipelder sesenp6rti9 auf siney
Bauerrt am Wtasftn9umfluee, % Wleilen ron
Gainesville, lett.
Giele Qln8ate pirb jebp9 bonn Cincinnati ,ges
publifaner' pabin wiprrle9t, pab pbise nibt bic
erlieetprnen Wei6en Sbics feien. Das er 4 E
tueee &inb purbe am 16. atpril 1871 gu Ca
lem, in Sbip. setcren. Gs ipar 81 aria Seds
ewetper, 3o6ter res Serrnbuter NiITonSrs
Spbann Sedespelber uno ber Sarab Sbnberg.-
CaS ,pete mar GGrittan6riebri4 6 ri Sens
eman, Scbn pes SerrnbutersMiiicndrs sleis
den gfamrns, Der Elm Sabr ipater in 0nacenbdt'
ten CUR gBelt fam. Sbre lebten Sabre SerIetten
bic Woria gu Sstblsbem, rer Gfrttiaa 6rierr4
iu Na;aretb.
Serr Glaupre6t, Der talentSplle Gbitor bee
Cincinnati ,,9epublifaners," bat I'm 2. Sanpe Iet>
ner neul6 publi;irten ,,0eteimniie bes gSeltens''
cine srI61tli9e Sfi3je bieIer erlten 9lnfirplunsen
reS StaotS in ncSelliltiI6er Scrm se9cbcn. Die
lelte leSt bar, pae S6Sntrunn. Salem unp @nas
penbitten bic blutise Biese Sbo's linb. Die
9tmsritaner pc1en freilid baS erf pier5eb II
Sabre na9 S4bnbrunn aesriinpete M ar l.
eta alS bic eriie Nieperladuns beS Staatef
Sbip bstru6tet wifIen. SIpen bod bic an ben
psutI6sn Ssrrnbutsrn periitten @reueltbaten feline
teneipenspertbe grbfnuns elmer Staatsgei6i6te
9lber ieniebr bic amerfnnI6en @elhi6tl6ritrr
uno publi3ilten Die obissn 6arta burA ltete Ser'
ldusnuns su Srrnidten itrebsn, beifc srSber pire
Die Serpfhtung rer peutI6en Yreiit, bic &C.
I6ihtti6e Babrbeit unp bamit pas 9lncenfen All
iene bsutI6en Martprer aufredt gu erbaIten.
stuf bem Sirdbofe gu Gnapenbiitten, i'm teuti'
gen Susearafpas Gauntp, fett Elm mppSbeoedter
Stein, Der bic 9lufIdrift trdst; Ster rutet
DaStb 3eisberser- Die erite SctiY' 8a'
fel Der @el9ihtt SbiO's. Der brittle Nlai
t772 III Der Sag Der 9anOuns Der Serrnbuter 9tl'
CRIME unp 9 9 6nbrunnp pas Wpncutb Stips.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Die Serfs Gountp Sibel. 8efe(lIbaft

Die Serf5 Gountp Sibel: 9efelliboft
Iast IN i9rrm Seridt Bonn sten seraoicnen Sabr,
bab fs felt itrem iebt ,rpeijabri9em Seitanpe i'm
@anSsn 10,969 5amilirn teIu6t np parunter
2097 sefunben babe, bic feline litanptse Sibrl
i'm 5aule battsn, unb 3ei9t rarur6 we nrtbwrhs
big eS serrsen lci, ra6 ienes 9rcbe Gauntp unters
iu6t wurbe. glm I6limmltrn iab rS In benz
SaunI6ip BaIdn9trn unp 0i1rift aus, 100 nur
rpenis mebr ais Die Sdlfte prr 6amitirn cine Sis
tel Gattrn, pabrldeinlidb neil pele &abrlifen pas
Ielblt wpbnen; am bsiten otrr in gtprpsSctpels
berg, ipo nur cine 8amIie aus + 5 Feline oullllans
Oise 8ibel bate. SIM sansen GalmtY SuIammen
ssnpmnien CAB es bur4ldnittlt6 aus alien 81 Sas
milien cine, bic feline Sibel bate. 6ierYcn 1T
8enpins oter aussci6tcHen, rrel6es pur6 bic
pprtise tpctbli6e SitelSeleal6aft mper3ii9Itd
purAluGt uro Ser1prgt irer6en Ipa.