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"A WARNING.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that
sentenre of fools philosophy, that a disease
VIII getwell 81. itself, or that you can cure it
with certain medicines for few dollars. Be
ware how you tamper with your general'wel-
fare
Ye wild and vicious yopths, why win ye
persist in dosing with the fHly ma s.seatihg
compoa47s daily profercd, thereby rnpairing
your appetite, ard digestion and destroying
you mentally as well as physically, when you1
can be cured with few doses Of pleasant med
icines?
" AXES of every age and condition, why
will we suffer and repne and di az out a mserl-
bic existence, untitled for tn enjoyment and
even oysliuary pursuits Of Hfe} Yop who are
thus aunoyed and wish 70 be restored to he blth
and vigor by treatment at once pleasant and
elfeqtual, should consult DR. MORRIS His
success in c,,07ac diseases has been greater than
thatof any other physician Of his day Many
who have been for years afflicted with disease
or consequences resulting frbm excess have
been restored to health and vigqr under his
really Scenllnc treatment.
Should personal interyi4I be pbiectib pa-
bic state yonr disease in wslt]ng--ehclosef five
lolarr--address nr W. II. MORRIS. through
the Pos; Office, Nashville, Tim, and pack
,ge of medicines, securely PIT uf, Will be Fept
privately and with dispatch, full directions
and 20 7acstioa osleA
Persons living at distance. and Afflicted
With .Sroftla OIL Uh4@, letter, lCn'F eS,
Pies FTe.utq IN mo Grqui .St5iet9Fee a els,
n any disease whatever Of al aEgfayatq4 or
malignant charter. ran hh cllrel 1t hPns by
consulting Dr. MoaEIs ~ letter pds;-liaid,
nclosingo fse
Medicines pleasaFy and safe can be sent per
nail to any part of the iited States.
Particular atteIftion given to the tn eatIhent
+ female complaints. Ladies' whorha " hi a.
icted with irregularities, Flfor iUes or
Fltes, P,olopsus Ifeff or Fal ihg III bie
Vdtieh, would DO well 10 lax aside all fAlse Wet
,acy and 49,, =. 49,
VARRANTEp- =
Once over Mutual Profession InsgrtrS~I O.
col C..l~- --eA4T--s' ~ 49,
i up stairs
Jan. %, 1854 n
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PLAIN 6z11A,H

FEIHE books. notes, e1c,, Of the 81 10 + Gil
/ 4 & Russell are .oF kept in the second
story of Scott 81 Gray'1 new building. north
west corner of the public square where those
indebted are expected call and set,le up
We are il debt, and OF r debts must be paid,
which can only be donJ by collecting what Is
due us-and tiqt ,ge are bong to do. All notes,
accounts, etc. unsettled ~ the first Monday Of
next month, VIII be plaied in the hands of an
officer for collection This may be relied on
as certain, for thd reason we can't help It, \
prompt attention to this call Will save cost
and no mistake. GILL 4 RUSSELL.
jan 10. lS5f-2t
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Directors

Tie following is list Of The Di-
rcctors Of the Branch B4 nix of Ten
ncssee, at Shqlbyville te GENTLY in
stalled. The Director for this coun-
ty-- Mr.. Jim Go4d,5et Us one Of
our mos: energetic bnsineF4 men. A
bettdr selection could Nc It have been
made. Courteous, itlab e, and Just
in lis dealings, our people will hail
his appointmen vii undivided salts
.Gintien.-- =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

or .UheR H. Bclrg renders il ne r-z-z--zyr3
" a.ssart that I H. buBiiiess of the
old firu Of Beiry d lVfiiFee sheuld lz- III
f. wo,sbd ill., 1ht County Court ccmpels the
Executor of Nj Bis estate to liayethc matter
ss,ilel--ai,d tiis ctdl made 5n obeiiencc to
such leeal rrgareghauts. III those indebted,
Therefore, sor fuhsErpiipf- adyertsing, or job
pruting,done deJort tho 10th dhyo Nav 1853,
wi,l Ilease call qn the undersi gued at the
Fayetteville Observer office, aud settle up.
y & WALLACE.
Jan. =. lS5l. Sutalng Pastner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
Vote Of Than KS


Tor ne GHytttft'te t"se'''
Alta stated communication of jack
son Lodge No. GS, Of Free and Ac1
cepted Masons, held at Fayetteville,
Tenn, Jan 2, A. D. 1884, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
ResKbcd, That the thanks Of this
Lodge be, and they are hereby ten
dered those ladies who so generously
assisted in getting up the SapPer iol
the 27tba aud 18th of December.
By order pf the Lodge:
w. Nv. McNELLEY, Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
rnANrn| an sHHLBYIILIE
Bells, etc.
rhrre i Cbl. JLLn BN, our U. s

There is CHI. IJIhp BcN, our L. D
Senator, and herb ape Church Bells,
and BrcakGst Bells. and Dinner
Bells. and ld4t though not least,
there are tho Swi4s Bells, whose ad-
veat here was hcrhlded by a Mr. De
Ialv. wearing bell-topped hat
Their Concerts lore on last Friday
and Saturday higlats were weffTttend-
ed, col sideting the weather. The
m,,sic was rs sweet and melodious
asIanv we have ever heard, while the
proficiency in handling the bells was
Of strh h character as to elicit the
approlation or n discriminating au-
djence The Instrument with the
hard name. uerrdrmed On by Siguor
i,Yfai. VAS tIlo most primitive o. all
masical instruments being nothing
more thaa D, ce4 of pine wood fast
cnod toget bef after the iash'on oil
horsa- rack. "a placed on ~lsPs Q
liroorl-str9w But there was music II
il, and The Sign4r brought it out T
Tbosh cjsinH h attend. missed ;
.ro,t
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They Say

thy DdJ
Rumor says that the rains Of last
week did muc h damage to the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad. Al
all events, something did happen, as
we received no mail from Thursday
until Monday--whereas, pne is due
each day
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
ReGagcPR Prices.

Va L still have at our store, OF E-5-z-v7s
w the northwest corner Of ts
the square, the remainder bf two se.4..A
desirable stocks of Goods, suita- Ss.-zss S-ssss
Ole for ladies' or gentlemen, which vie are now
closing out 81 almost any rice. Come quick,
if you want extra bargains I'VE h4ve many
articles needed by this community, which are
going at greatly fc1ucel n Is. Call without
delay # you want them.
t Jan. I9, 1854 SCOTT < CRAY.
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Messrs, ". b. Rhea and liz.

Messrs W 3. Rdea and liz.
IHouson advertise two valuable
Jacks, of the very best blood, for
sale. These gentlemen are known
among stock-growers, as possessing
always stock of superior pedigree. =
Give the m call--ye who wish to
raise mules that will do to pass in
any crowd.
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TRrsrrE+-IrNroI.N eouNrY.
EaD- Bust ness Notice. @a

01c- The Post-0fi.e Etst of Letters is pub
li,bel in the FayettUiRe (Bserrer, in compliance
wish 4 law Of Congress, which provides that it
shall appear in the newspaper having the
I.ARGEsr cIRcULNTtoy -f-la
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
Inaastrt.

We were shown, on Monday last,
one of the ilandsomest gentleman s
lshirl bosoms, that wa have ever seen.
lit was madeNhy 4 young lady Of this
Tlaoe 3nb cbniaiued f5rYs-mat thou
sa,g ilrs h Rral sgtAcy. There
was wark .atr .nged wi,h judgment
and ta9 te
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
Faye lteyIIi c Observer
Free of Postage in Lincoln County
TEEu "a sDAYIJANUAIsY ae,sso4.
IiIEHI doLx coUxTj-


Or WI are authorized 70 announce Col
David + Hobbs. a candidate for Sheriff
Of IiucolI county "a; the March election, 1854
0g-We are autIprized to announce Little
berry u Cpie,a candidaie for Sheriff 81
Lincoln c4uatr, aathe March election 1854
" VT are Authorized to announce John
n. UotIPw, candidate FOR Sheriff Of Lin
toin couol +. At the March election, 1854
iCT@ We are Authorized 10 announce las
D. t;riZk lard, 4 candidate for Sheriff of
lincoln county, at the March election. 1854
l6-Wes are authorized to announce Wiley
M. Alexander, candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, atthe March election 1854
GT We are authorized to announce Major
Ja<. VI. Hanks. q candidate for recollection
20 the ofiice of Sheriff of Lincoln county, at
the March election, 1854.
TRUsTEE+-LrScoGN COUNTY.
teTWeare authorized to announce VIM
II. Rhc:a. Esq. candidate for County
Trustee of Lincohcounty, at the March Elcc-
tiIn. 1854
(GTWq are auiborized 10 announce VIM.
Neeld, SENIOR, candidate for County Thus
tee Of LINCOLN COUNTY, at the March Election,
1854
017>we are authorizqa to announce A. $.
Randolph. Esq. candidate for County |
Trustee Of Lincoln c4uuty, at the March +
Election 1854
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E-GDnG en- ~ q u ~

(: (. %a "a. ', i. !. s #:' !:
he t,,-ante.d ii ever1 particular CYRUS,
bv King CYRUS VIZ. old past Of 2 bod bone
aad SIC nn,ried AMY to HU. THOMl-
SON or ". Il. RHEA, Buckeye, Il Icoln Co.
Jan &c. lS5i--3t.
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fbr alark Eli Ip5t Natps

NASHVILLE. TENN.--The weather this
week, up to this morning, was warm for the
season and rainy. The river has risen rapidly
all the week auSl the lower quarters Of the
city subject to Overflow are completely sub
n4eCGed ns .anorJg me state oil the weather,
tr.,da since our last report has been animated.
The Grocery Market has received heavy sup
pljcs bv recent arrivals. and during the ensuing
Week still larget editions are expected.
Cotton--The (otfon Market since our last
weekly report has been dctive, prices steady =
Monday some 5N bales changed hands at a O.;
Tuesday the saleEIwcre 1O6 bales at 6 = @82fc,
bon, Of the fnist quality being in market
Wednesday tberk was more activity. and the
salas vent up I'd 500 bales at ~ a 81 @9c;
Tb1rs,la.,,s salesreached 400 bales at Is a Sc;
FriIav ttere wal less enquiry. and sales We're
about 60 bales tnly OF S24@S9s @9c; and to-
nav the sales amount to - bales at the follow
Ina nrices: 10 81 lies at Sc; 80 at Sc; and u at
BS5c,
va make M alterations IN our quotations
Which we retaja with the remark that prices
are ffmer.
4 Ordinary 49,. .....--..1te 81
Mdlhng ..............9 re 81
Good Mid1lng +...... STA
The receiutI at the several warehouses in
ire citv this ldk amountto fos bales, against
l07e last week. and the total receipts since fst
Sept. t, date j IL, Is bales against DO, % at
CORRESPONDING date last season, and 1880 in
ls52
Shear-TheFe haze been some additions 70
snprljes but irices remain unchauSed. We
one,e h. the barrel. b@7c; hid. 4@6e.
Cbfse--Tal lie has been slight. aepes-
sion in prices. Rio ledld at l3@lIe: Lsguyra
I4td lie, JaFI Too lSc.
Molassee-gales at 28@2sc = gallon for
common New I0rleaus; Sugar EIouse 55sa50--
moderate demand.
Flo+r-I.ight prices tent upward. Ten
ne-see SO
MhHsky-Qommon reciliIei 2oat@5e; %
Pixies Mag bia z$a25; llarpef's 23@25f
1.iteou s0fR5c; Robertsoh county 35@ ~
Observation-Disclosures Bouihon 35@ 45ci Rye
4ot6 5Dd; IRIS b and Scotch f2a3 SO
/ faridles-I9ood tallow candies comma1e
H13fs dfl3e; ; FERN 43@foc; stsr 19te -of e p
Il Fea,hcrs- I'm demand at 35c ief good iiY'
& csc.
oirain--W best 6Qe E bush Corn 59di Gay
40
Rags-3o, n demand.
Tallow-lEendered 3: nos rendered 81
Flsh-MaE ka rel. No. 4 Sl8is 70 Z bbl; Nc
q. Sleal7. u b Sl48l5
+ t,inseus- IL dsrhaid !, lsa2oc 2 3
SseAs-Cihvds sol Timothy - 20
! 81; Mala,i 80; Flax Seed. b 30 rs /
MnsspTd. + h. SC
Il Sslt--rheTe has been considerable snees
lions Of sack salt By late arTiE as. v bach
held At s.. - FOR hae, and : - ior csi AFse.-
\ Rll eoc l,er bushfI
rrdvisis.as-- Bacon hams, ossisf SIDE
.i,ibl.,A. 5,a5i,, Beef, 40 81. ork 4aet. BHi
!, ter loa12ts: Lard dsf. Meal = iushe
asa a.; Egts lle. Pota'Pes ffish. 'esa :
: = ectyi,,, 9 .Hic
Frni;s--App,es, green q bbl sax =
dried 2 tFsssel, 65@a5f; Peaches 90. -
81 %
: l4re S.otk---Nogs II ~io ncsi, ~ =
Bcaves. aa s8sa5. ShsE z hes 81 .
Coward Calves saiafa
i I.eaa-P.g = TO Ass-. IS bar 2 -
8. Shes. ioc
Leather --Sole. IeoHrfsee e; 1ineinfs
T 25~, rFpef = doz. slsFs2o' Hafnsss 3
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Peace and Ccna1o3i sos s3 90 /.

+ u SskNf stkat q OH EBA - W.
S-rar ge rs Il Ihay atl+slr to the eitizsfs 81
Hayct;erille and k,irrodu.lHg country. set Il j..
tue, that The islodpi io4 If the article tu-.
der cotsideratson j. d..titsd to G..r, about
peace Dudp lents iothc' sfll c;ej, eise and tsfn-
suilIty Of mind 10 thcfan fcssel. Sic and be-
ton To- the lame .til $40 t.nirt
It IS c1Iprosod 6f hlehlE chs nicaizei hHd
e-ucentrltcd iuEfefieFts, ftich, Wbea eIisr-
RALLY APPLIED Ien4.rse IA very nlaTiles
itudoAs and Hg4ihcutf Il .!ng iastania l6Os
aud miracHlats rsief 10 ! c..sss e filrts.o
Rheuu.1'e F.ireiC ll.p6I. E1iureI Jal.s,
lbeep-Seltc.l PAM A$e 4,aencs Wc5lil,ss
a8d ha6iTml Pans in fflq B.ct. Craulls aad
\ ms 81 EstlesgGEt dim car BE- cared.
ami IN the tcrY WorFt cafF be "ClHEcae Eheu-
ii itic Aniit.ot.i' b. II "A ia'res ads. waves
lis flanci ia irluniplntt iecc
lts action # srefhclH directed 20 ile alb
tbtilcn, sysfeih arou-i' II toe healthy aat.or.
ihns etsfltg Il 20 aiel ati ~ throw ~ all tha-
,h5rhil ana 3 sefsed ti'eF. c1lsls aii OBJ
..sr ed csscslat,oH nHthd dscascd loes.i.ei
ibis external rem,ly IA III aL = lfee t.sta..-
DION. producing au uilltianil / assia,.l4 lol-
III fresh "a "a f.al to ftlFi 81 ,i-d reGr,t tr,f1
due dieesr and dcaiehi ,.suel u vbo
have bal karnmal'-al ~ seIT b- g1i
IAN ~ feiaf frre s3l 90 tcr lo'iio
- "a ! h. Dt(iMGOcLE.
80 II. Col'eses,fedi 4sffi. = Naa'i''
l'or aie in. Fs1 a.t.sIl eIp1 y Ll9,
Kufev and lsr II II sil RI o..
Do - ~ III
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NEW EEHRa!

-HNHE undersigned has pur.
Il chased the entire interest :. -
OF X. T. Tune in the stock Of Ss----------ssi
A. b. Knott s Co, in the Cabinet business in
Fayetterile. and viii hereafter keep f,isl
supply OF Furniture, az the old stand on ;be
north-east cOruer Of the Public Square. of tbs
best and most fashionable make; which VII
be sold on very favorable terms 70 the purrha-
ser. Sp!as blessing Bureaus, Tahles Of II
kinds. Reds;eals Of various patterns, Wari-
robes Safes, Ilh; Racks, Chairs fine and cara-
mon, Gibbs apd Cradles, Lounges and Ma as
Ses, together Wish all other ariel4s r,;.,l
kept in first Glass Furniture ware porn co;.-
stan;ly on hand, or made TO order a short TO-
lice
Cofiias aud Gases for sale (which VII be ta-
ken in a Hearse to any part Of the county free
Of charge
Barter taken as heretofore. Try me.
Jan. Il. 185 4-ly. : : ~
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For Rent

During tie Year 1854, the lower
room. with cellar, of tie Observer
building. For terms, eft T., apply at
this office.
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trAdvertiscmel;s are inserted in the pr
der.in " hich they are handed in.
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she E9sor-i.:s' scct,s, "a EOS Was,
destined to create nt'E dr4 in medic.
cienfl- Tin WOllea.nllv cLnslr.iet II
:ae.,iue d +. r.

oaei a4rn I.-l .I - tl.,'t te lin:c fardI4c,
at head -sfqar er9 the $. h.. +. 81 - ~ =
the. f,rr, Ic;n- an uunalar.Il d., unhcaithy
condition Il MAJ, thToeslfN1
Then k.lIv dr3, out 8 IiQ Ierill y eNlsifnce,
H.. oor,iho Iyours,If withFia io4e of uioliiue
- bo,,f iust laerautf Il jfescribcil bY
ple e tFe regular tuili hc mare H. +
ladY younE anaf p 5" It's" i' Af'iV1s ''"-
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Receiving

fEfA 400 bags Of fine and coarse salt;
200 bbls salt. You bad bettor pur-
chase before there IS an advaEce.
June 16. SHAPARD.
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or Advertisements must be handed intothe
Office by T.eslry Morning, to insure an APPEAR
ance IN the following Paper.
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Fire

Fire
The kitchen and its furniture, at
tached to the residen zee Of Mrs.
BQyles, in this vicinity, was consumed
by fire, 0 n last Tuesday morning,
about 10 clock.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

constlbles' and Justices blanks just printed
aul for sale at our desk--cheap
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Sugar and Nslcs>c>.

~ fir ,l.e u Is a ), is.ii.i .ad i. che
a. asv 4. s- can st;otl q Frii
FEB 10 HOLMAN hardin /
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n1lIE -. CASH :.

E. .. . :.. +; 5. :. :. %
Are in ,liss,--ourfiIelts must he kaiIl AMI we
are ooinr 70 eollh-t in ORDER . dd l. Those
Hho fai 10 Bed 4 dis viii = erhaTs in due
tsine be iutsodu Fei 70 a ooust+ bai Word
tofhe Wise is Recent
Ian. -, ls5f sttll 4 8EA L.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

Money Received
OF Thos ). H. nus, Of Athens,
Ala, 81. All right
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See advertisement Of DIR. " II.
Norris, of Nashville In point of
ability, we believe, he stands in the
very front rank of his profession.
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-zu n-GnNl rl.sslssa

w = I, s d. g 20 &. s. 8.
Ns.h siilc Il wth cari.fe s...ef
SELL NpiHtS + wa.G!.T.
fai-a
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.Igl I Rheumntie Antihntel

YTyHE CRIPPLE, THELAME, AND THE
Il Stiff 1oin.cd, can find relief in thbt Ex-
lterpal Remedy
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
3 a b n III t,

SenaAritgtset 1eine 6rrunbe ,unb baS Suklis
fun int 2tu9cnrcnen, paB CT fprtIGtrt iere Speras
ttcn an BEN 3ibnen Su terirfen, unp tebanrclt
ale Sranfbritcn Der @aumen nit pcm lihcritrr
unO trlten GrfcGS.
Seine Nlorc um 2trtifciat 3d(nr rin;uIeber
fam nttt ii6ertrpTen perpeu, inirweit es pte Ses
9aslidfeit peS Grd9er6 perIclben, Oauerbaitisfeit
unp S6Gntet antetrift. Die atlscmcine 3uiries
pentrit pelGe er felt 9atren 9esetes, wurpe 9eb6s
rig Son Dem Yublifum gefddtt.
Seinc Office tefiuprt li6 9tp. as, Sit SdniIs
ton StraGr, weniec Stiiren Gtlid ppu 9reb
Giutb unp Sos SteEr, 9c9eniter SefteI'S 9tme=
riean Sptrl.
9l!entrwn, Dec. ii. nq4nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
Sebr midtie fir
Dallnlei(fer anO AnOere.

llnterl6rietene bebienn I9 bieler Gslesenbeit
hem 9utlifrun bic slnSeise su MAIDEN, DAP iie bas
. 6tefers (S4laD @ef6d in Slatin9tou,
gBaldinstrn GaunI6ip, 9eAa Gauntp, auf cine
ausgepebnte gSelie tetreiben. Sire S6lats lInp
Son ber auerbeiten Sualitdt,
mlb iie finb bereit bieIelbe fcsleh, mad Der Gr,
bffiang Der Sd,iTa9rt, uah allen 9teilen hes eanf
oes 3u telprecn.
sic balten aub INNER bon ben dllergeIfidtes
ten 9 6tdt<D edef auf .5anb-Ieltbe Die ttr
@eI6aft prattiI6 erlernt baten, rel6e, mo lie ins
mer perlanst werpen, Da6er fir lie ,u beden.-
5iir bic eiite peren arteit, 10 mic fir bic @ite
Der S6latS ieltf, unb beren 6arte, fpre9en fe jes
cerSeit gut.
Sic taten Serrn Stpma as M or c, bon Der
Start SlIIentpmn, ais enen ibrer 2genten an9es
itellt, um ibre SdlGtS gu serfaufen, unb bas 9us
blifum Ypn alentUpn uno Der llmeeeenb III Gbfs
ti4 cin9elaben bel tbm prrspipreden, wenn es bic
len glrtifel pdnl6t.
Sfur;, Seper Der piinidt quite SdtldtS ;u ia.
teu, tnp onperrpartS rehnt, appreBire ait uns
SldtingtUn .. O.. 2eAa Co., Ya. gtae Srisft
unb Srpers iOarn punftli6 brIcrst rerren.
Stre grrtee linp jeper;ett btGig, uno burd
DGnttli6fcjt unp 8it9teit gerenfen lie l4 i9rrr
2tnttel rer @unt pes 9ublitumS su;uIt9ern, pp.
fir Fe jeperSeit panftar len wrrpen.
SO. uno s.. Gune.
Statin9tcn, Sln. 4, 1854. nQ60
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18

Ginen berlid)en un6
pornebmen Stocf
9bferoe, Smnibuz
fen, 9fofawapsn
Carriages, 0orf~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
Siease Gcsoaat6S6cS1er.

ltntrrscidncte Su66Gnbier, SIC. 81, glprb Ste
.Straee, @gtlaprptia, IdmricDeln li4 nun i'm
Staure su fstn, enem ftbrn ldn9lt criitircnben
Nlangd pr5 Yuttitnis abtelieu Su tbnnen. @s
IT pics ndmlid in einrr
8eibc= =8ol9e BON 2(nfan9sz Sdulbd6ern.
sic batrn fb nSmtid neuli6 Gin Sntcrrfe in
Sanders NeiG es6pl9e SGn . 6u L
'bi6ern ;usceisnct, urp wiiufdcn bic elufmert-
lamfeit prs putlfums, rer Glten unb Sdnl-Di
rrttprm barauf Su lcntrn. Gs finc ter Siider
an rer 3a6l, bic ale Iebr Gerrlid eingrrtdtct iinr
ru,c chamber wcbleread,t mad 9Sunl6 nadfct
gen. sic linp auf sutes unr idEncs garer &C.
trudt, tinp areenetm unD raucrbaft geburcen, ullJ
ein icprs Der erirtiiher enttdIt etras Niuiif.
Das Yutlitum wirb ernftid pdrauf dtifmrrf.
fam arma6t, iRbem in rieirr 6initdt mic etpas
Srr,iigli6eres prr rem 9utifum irar.
Dieictbe Iptlcn an gang nierriaen 9rfiben dtses
fdfen irerren. 0ian teliebe bieleIte in hen Su6s
lpBrs in 9tugen16en su netmm. -5.4 a.
Somer uno Sarnes.
YfilabeIpfid, Stunt 90. nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
9(n DQ8 0ublifum.
GpurtzD DflQmQttpn.

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0nttmal Ser acbtbnrs II. gtSartnsp, y, grdrtu 9itsr IL
cen ptrstncn SSurftn Vlsd6 tren SSrihte
t'iirf. bthrhtn0 tu SAunits Srbampien rtda
PEnnplpdnln, IN 6rdit fints gms Yretu Rdtr etr
LAltentn Acrttn oDtr ne 3trmn:r uN auatnr UtOr
1esS tisttOunl IN bei1Gn eHunif, una Ftter 0dns nN
SiItnaCE eNrs. gthsrEbr eir S'urttu SBr uHt It
mptr wo dlagmcnr efaus fN rstiGurs G Rlhhng
lp le arNtru Ntrhrrdern in ettl SduH ihrtn
isM midi aeritst hlbtu IT, snr urS 3sr
nrer unN t:tt tsr Gruna une Senep qGs aub. rle.
ws ahnitr rerIen o tn etr Sdot asnaun fir Gas eauun
eedDa. ouf etn
le ten sc ontna i'm @cnat Sdnuar,
1854. mhs Ger 3o1' Soe Ss bsaattn pists ~ no rt irti
iSSdltn ealfrH lrire
81 rrire bternut NaGrittt aeafbrn,
dus TersrtSt uno Scrdb,f rrsrhib ttnou Sdunir
rcn "cn, ed re elrn uno odb f in tiantr Weren
Rolls 8tte SrNuntu uue NI1mnatpnen tnjunesn blbtr.
um ibrsn pfidlisn sriaster Scurf abpmarttn,
IeS9ei6en fpcrpen aud alle bieirnt1en,
rss aeaen etaneuf In Gem etonanif ess esda,
snatr cer SaNn duiirstsn bbbtn, bsnarib0e elf M f6
nlecrtunS bdbf tinpntr blbn eselbn presdurtn,
thren rthF e0rtcn maa.
teebtu Hlrintr odue Gtle N1euau eeeu 4ter
Gag 5anIar, I'M SABRE un'ers serru 1854.
gatban 9Seilsr, SderiT.
Go31 trbattt Die Repubtft!
Afsnisar 5antar !. lsi' nabs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
Gobimct, t ne O cl) G rel.
2fm S6ilo
Der 1rpBen 8ettlabe,

~ OT~ PN*F '~Sr~FT~pF
am Gde Der 9ten unb ,Oamiltons sStrabe,
30. 80, nate q. Drelaer's Sautpl5.5pf in Der
Stabt atfentaun.
Da III Der 9laB tint pptlfeile unp CUTE Gabi,
1tetsgGaaren su fdufen.
Der tlnter3eihnete tebient (i9 bieler @eles
srnteit ieinen 5reunpen unp benz putltfum ibers
Iaupt pieie gnseige su MAIDEN, paB CT an ptigrm
Srt etne srpBe Sluspabf auT !5anp mahct, ME
aud auf bic firSelte 9tnseige auf Seiirluns =
-Spfas, Setptprps, SerretGrs, Bureaus, unp fury
ale grtifel bic in pielem SADIE oerlanpt merren
n6sen. Gr MAIDEN feline 2lrbet lelki, parum
fInc feline SreIen 70 nieper paB man gtaubt le
fSnnte nidt pafir geuatht werpfn. &emmt unp
artlelet fir euA felbf bann rerpet ibr Iaeen mir
.paren init Dem serlelenen StId nidt tetrcgen.
CT lit panfbar fir jepen glnlprudb Der ges
snaht rirp un feline gsaaren in 9lu9enI9ein ;1
nebmen. Das Seieben fcitet nidts.
SeIcnprrs bic Gatinrtma6rr fnS frettnbs
fhaftItG. eineeIaben bel ibm an;urufen. Gr tdlt
ftue 9rp6e ausrpabt bon allen 9lrtat Senieren
Hnb fran3Sflde Mpulbinss unb MabcgcnY 8cs
fetS auf Sanp. Diele Satben trerpen wpblfriler
perfauft ais ir suppr an ir9enb einem anpfrn Srt.
1pntpt pnp urt1eilet fin eu6 Ielbf.
ga lcmpnSlanf.
Dtt II. 1853. nqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
- er 10 bltetle
Aucntown Mietb)ialI.

llntrr,ednrtcr crsreiIt hieIe Mctbrbe Irirets
6rrunren unp einrm acctrtrn 9utlitum bic Ins
je9f 81 MAIDEN, paG CT ba5
eiperps9 6 aft
ned imntrr an rent alten Stanb, unp ;par ait
prm Srt no pafIeIte iriitr Spn Gtarles q,
sreaprS tetrieten murre, furttrtrctt, alIpp CT int"
mer ;ur Scpirnung alIer 9lnIrrcdenpen