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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THuRspAY, Jas. IL, 1854.

communication from the Senltc read informing the
House Of the passage Of ceflain bills, viz:
An act 10 authorize the Trustees OF the methodist Epsco
aonugc belonging 10 said Church.
An act 10 Incorporate the Marshall Manufacturing Com
pany.
Senate 10 incorporate the Potomac Manuact uroe
Company in the county Of FaIvfay; and
An 10 incorporate The Virginia MsnulcIurinplC Company
All Of which read The first and second times and
isrrsd ~ appropriate committees.
The SpEAKER announced the additional member CT thu
Committee examine the affairs OF the INK of the Ole
Dominion, VIZ: Mr.. BRowSE OF Stafford and King George
Mr. B. for assigned, decined-and the House
cused him.
The SPEAKER then announced Lhe name OF Dir. WHITE
Hanover. tho additional member OF tina. committee
thorized by resolution of the House.
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions offered adopted and ap
propriaey referred:
By Mr. HAYMoSD-Of so amending existing laws relative
10 the places OF holding the sessions Of tho Court OF Ap
peas and the number OF sessions held In each year. as TO
require said Court 10 hold session in each year In
each of the judicial sections OF the State lieu OF The pre-
sent arrangement.
BY MI BARRErT-Of reporting bill 10 declare Island
Creek in the county OF Logan navgable stream 10 The
first forks of said creek.
By Mr. TAYLOR of Loudoun- or amending the laws rcgu
lating tolls and ferrages.
BY Mr. EpMuSDs Of electing Bhgadier Generals by The
Field Officers and Captains of the different Brisades.
BY Dir. TALp1TT-Of establishing Independent Bank
ia the town Of Phipp, in The county Of Barbour
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- ,c, cautio uni ,rival oscr no 'hf''lnt ieua" "
i,Jc iunc l,io 10 principle 10 itSosh, W.
tnn,sv and pr0prcly oil tic general course o tnc aoI'
roIon 10 call public attention 10 abuses foo'co ou' u
f,ns achieved; and 10 grapple win those e'el'
yhirh at last decide fate with Tic pcopic u"a Wv"
,o.t.rily. Gsrut cheering 49,. ,,
;nrlur feel that am not in condition 10 ouu:ess
con lnu-cr prd therefore, with sincere thanks lot tc c'
i,Ii,v and kindness with which you nave receivGu 'ci
heo 10 Give place other gentleman. lt1csc ''
audience rose and gave three enthusiastic chcets'I
sucerh of Mr.. Churchvvcu of Tennessee
We have space for but the following extract IRON o''
Ian, s,crch BY Mr.. Churchwell Of Tennessee.
Those noble traits in The character OF Andrew Jackson hao
m amer almrcr than franklin Pierce and he VIII d'sap
on, tho expectations of his friends if ne tails 10 ulSPas
% high attributes in his administration ol INC govern
ment. A., po,,o,, 20 oxnrosa mt
al the results n The policy 0Oth anu W.
.s,r which have already crowned the administrator VI
p,.sdrn. Pierce with distinguished honor lhesc tsu
~ homo and abroad indicate clearly that there helmsa
~ ,,c shin OF State Of tho Jackson stamp HIS prompt
pess and mness in approving and sustaining ie s'd
conduct CT Captain 1ngraham have made mn iWPess" ~
The Old Void which hes revived The feelings whch "eIt
,,oducrd when General Jackson proclaimed HIS uetod
lon IN ASA nothing that not right and 10 submit 10 ho
,hnn wrong Such an exhibition OF American poilcy, ch'r
,i,si By drecness boldnes5 and promptness as tina
dspl1yed by President Pierce Ia The koszn case was tx
caednoy fortunate in view OF tile present cohuioh VI d.
fairs in Europe. But il President Pierce mas elevated t
and character of his country by his foreign p"cy lie
Inns not been less successful in meeting the u5'
M his home His career mas Dcen cpa!lass
d hv nena disscneions In the democratic party Ou MS
wisdom has displayed itself in line OF policy when mas al
r.a6v rendered the disatrcd and disappointed po"eeSs
inv harm Every Indication now promises fcstofaoh VI
! harmony and union In our pnrty.
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gsassssGy:, EN4sl liz L L E
uY I,lTCnIES d PRYOR
RFcuaRTER OF THE BANKS.


r o,;s,,.,,o nust determine, during its present seq
siou whether the existing system ol oa"A'ns S" 'o'"1
rn charters Of tho Banks expire in 1857 and as II Is es
,, ho onLi make some preparation for their fate
:, ~ ..,r.d rol 10 pIoong their existence, they VIII
,, ,nuv 70 the present Legislature for continuance
Of their corporate privileges
W. 40 mn, know that opposition exists in any quarter
y, ,aneual of the charters Of the Banks. There was
,,s,;on sone time since substitute the system OF ln'
deosndent Banking" but experiment has not so triumphant
10 vDds,ea the wisdom Of this principle as 10 induce the
nubc 70 sarrafce system which has operated in the main
EQUALLY TO tho advantage OF the State and the community
Ia his message the Guvanor urgently recommends tehe"
J, Of The charters The Banks and We doubt not the action
of tho LEGISLATURE will be in accordance with this susgcs
lion.
There Ia certainly nothing In the financial condition oil the
Sur 10 warrant any hazardous experiments with lis none
,rv reo1;ons With redundant treasury The State meh
undertake TO test the schemes OF spcculoTs but with deb
of $50 coo 0Q0 II will best consult It's interests oy
,,,,c;nps ,dherence 10 q system which gives 1t Q
opor,ntcs n, least OF safety and security. The In
.,es,s IF The community manifeHy Identical with
bos, NJ Tim Slate Experience proves that The present
svs,em Of Banking no, liable TO tho abuse Of sudden con
traction md expansion and that 1t has very much facilitated
na orera,ons of tho commercial community There Is NJ
ndios,on of nopular discomfort wis., :s system; The
contrary It is very evident that tie public regards II with
favor.
The "Fnrrers Bank has aread? taken steps TO procure
renewal of its charter Al general meeting OF its stock.
holders in This CITY, the President, Vim. H. Macdlland
ESD presented on opinion the question which emtodes
the yisws doubtless Of the other Banks The speech Of Mr.
Mcfarland which publish in another Column, presents
some views which cannot assent but In Inc main MS
argument - able and conclusive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

Here is graceful thought, finely turned
IMAGINATION.
The Queen of Beauty and her blushing daughters
In Craths ba,hed, that old poetic stream!
And each dark ringle from the flashing waters
Imbbed an amber CLEAN.
Thus thoughts that send, and will send on forever,
From The dim plains Of Long Ago Light
Caueh, from Imagination golden river
Their glow divnely bright
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4 bill incorporating tie Salem Male Academy, -,
Il bill changing lie time OF holding the Crcn, IVA
the ninth circuit eourL
On motion OF Dir. TALBOT The House adjournod
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PROFITS.-We learn from the Charlottesville Jelisrsoni'
an that the Branch OF the Farmers Bank In that place has
made eleven DOR cen, on It's capital during tho past year
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JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA COMPANY.

FaIDAY,7X o'clock, P. N.
The meeting was called to order athe appointed hour "
A. Myers Esq takrg the Chair, when quorum was de-
covered TO be present.
The Chairman stated Tho question to be the first pa
Of tho resolution offered by DIP. Gooch The evening o0'
which reads thus: ,
Resolved, That if in the judgment Of the Legislature wv
Interest of the Commonwealth would be promoted by pl
chase on the part Of the State the interest OF the stoc
ders Of the James River and Kanawha Company, nnas
transfer Of their interest in sed company TO the state vs.
the stockhoders win not oppose any obstacle 10 s'a '
upon fair and equitable terms, 10 be agreed upon so
At the suggestion Of Col. Morgan the resolution "''
amended In the sixth line, as 10 read: r ,bs
The said company will not oppose, ETC., lnsseao u "
words 10 the original resolution tive the stocshoiaes s
The question then debated by Messrs Gooeh L
and Clifford In behalf OF the resolution ond oy J,d
Gra,tan, Early Johnson, and Judge Robertson acc
In the the Commonweslths Proxies being
from voting and majority Of the Proxies OF inc Dan"
Virginia voting tho negative. Ayes 7O7 noes @eoo
o. motion The meeting then adjourned sine as a.
past IL o'clock.
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4 RACK DOWN.

Alta great gathering OF The macontent Democrats OF New
York on the 23d Of November resolution was adopted
calling the Senate reject the nomination OF Heman
Redhsd, as Collector Of New York. But the nomination
Of Reded Ia a.eady before the Senate and his conma
ZION is absolutely certain These gentlemen who pro-
posed 10 make the confirmation of Retfed ,est Of the
strength Of the Administration talk of his t,ness for
the office and folly Of rejecting him for political reasons
We regret 10 learn that Major Ferguson delegate from
the county OF RUSSELL severely injured week or t"e
snce by his horse falling while on his way 10 his home IN
Russell from Abingdon at which latter place ne had been
summoned appear witness in criminal case before
the Circuit Court for Washington county.
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,,0ESSE CAB
SLEIGH RIDE BY THE HUpsoN'
ny oEALAA.

~
BY oEALAA
The snow the snow! away we go
r, the Ginning music OF sli'cf or'is
,Fhe world all white and u sky OF light.
Oh glorious night, end Oh siiVe! eeiis
Tho stars are gu, 20 their midnight rort,
And thew twinkle and dance in the sober skies,
While the lady moon 10 their Joyous iHne
Is merry mschlevous maidchs y es
The snow! the snow! away we 60,
With glowing heart end ting!lng zoe
Oh glorious ride BY the mcon!t tide,
On the crystal path Of the cleaning snow
OH who would ask 70 lie and bask.
Like lazy pool in the summer glow,
When his heart may bound TO the magic souhu
Of silvcry bells on the moonlight! snowf
Fly only on nor rain be drawn,
Till the morning star to rest hatn Sonc
Then home 10 sleep while Inc suuoean'e Cieep'
Like schoolward boys TO The opening ca"a
The snow-the snow away We CO.
With the blue above and the ~hits oeio"
Nh maoc NIGHT and the earth how bright,
In the cleaning light OF the crsplng enow
-s~s----
From Forthcoming Volume Of Poems by Iiosnei
KEATS.
There is flower of glorious apparel
That opens in the hush OF lonely night,
And ere the morning lark begins her carol,
Is sadly touched with blight.
The honey OF its cup lie never ,asted
BY bee or hummiug bird-gay sprite Of air
Why on the solemn darkness is thus wasted
A loyelineBs so rare7
Type of that flower was Keats, the young and gifted,
Charming with song gold and hank'ess world
While the black clouds OF Voc above HIM Griiied,
And Hope her banner furled.
The light of fame at las, through dakdess streaming,
Came falling not upon his living head,
But like some funeral TORCH iful cleaning
Gave only 10 The dead
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
9eoer unb Sbub Materialien
g t j T.,

8r. "a Slt: 6omiltcn:SroFe, srpiib'n Der erutltb;
rIfsrmIrtsn Stride uno cem Ycitamte, in NNentaun.
Die llnter;ei6netcn tobcn 1crten, in Sertin~
bung init Der frGber scn breni Sater Saccb NIcl'
fer brtrietrnrn 0erbere, beIa9ten Stcbr al ptt'
gem Stunrptabe st6ffnet, pcieItI lie Elm scllfdn'
piseS a6urtiment pom Qebr BON icbrr Sc16reis
buns, np S4ubsSrimminss, wie ale anrrre Nrs
tttel, pet6e S9utmader 9ebraudrn, ais &aIbss
fcae, Wcrcrcrs, Sterlcbrr, 2einina5 etc. telGn-
pig gum 8rrtauf balten rpie aud Elm aa9emcines
9tiIcrtntcnt ron Ssmlcd unb gt6en SObaecer
GctrnfalIs @si6irrs uno isprs anSere Srrrr fir
Sattler.
Snrrm tribe prattiIde @rrter iinb, 70 fGnnen
lie suprrtraulj9 f4rrn, paB ale @rttc bic iie Srrs
taufrn, 70 Fnp, pie iie bielelten rcprSientirsn.-
sic bpfTrn paber, pur4 nieprt9e prctle uno Ses
frieptSuns t9rcr &anren, auf ltrraIe llnteriuBs
un9.
SO. 6. uno S. 6. @ofer.
4arntaun, Srp. 10, 1854. na3Nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
uniUerf0l
GrGnterzSdl

Dies III Gin rein pe9CtattItibcs osmittl uno FAM
in allen S6tn nit Der pclItrmmcntcn Stebcrheit he
8tuotrn wie bel @ruatbiincu an9sWanot pGrorn.-
IS purpr in allen frl9tnben SdIru erpr bt unt
hat iith 6ewG b r ais cine Sur fir
Bebe Brittle, paS utSie Ding" Panaritium)
3abnreb. Setter, ale Grten Gjeidwiire unp Sc.
IAwiiIite, SSuubcn NIT 8ctbIauf, II. (. ~.
Durtb Den auftrcrNljbtn @rirtl pcmit Der &C.
broub bes rt9u SQitttls in allen cbi9tn Yta9tn 9e.
front Uurps, iuo Die @i9ntbdpiir psrautcGt mcroIn
cs Dem qublitum oujubistcn, nit Der 9tpisn 3uptr:
iltt, oa6 iidb raIIl6t nab cnem biul9Cn Scrub olf
bas bttG SRittN Crpdtu miro, cas man is fir ongt:
fiibrts SIlIc 9ttraudt hot. 8cicnpCrs fir 10 81 {
Srdits, oos bSf DING uno 3abuwsb III ts
aus9sSrtbnrt uno icttc ol9cnlcin tttount pSrccr.
Die Saltt lit sbtnfalIs nit Dem tGltiu @rfcl9 &c:
braucbt wcrben in S6llen ron
,Oistemper trt 9ferbrn.
Die Gietntbdmcr pcIItn ibrisCns ibrs Sot6e MIDI
nit ibTfldiii9sn 9cttsubtbun9tn ibtrhSuEu; ft
perlanscn nur, boe man cinn bilIiaen @criue ramt'
antsIS, ncrOul ibrc @CrtrtfIlcbtst blt in Ole 2u:
gen fallen pirc.
preie.-Ois ftiincn Shotbtctn fcftEn 25, bic
src6tn 37k 9Guts.-ScGs Iuweifun9cn btnfipsn fd
GSi iSoer Sbatbttl.
~ gu bo6etb beim Grr6snuno 6lsjncu, i'm Vuh:
itcbr rrn
Sted, @utb mb Srerler.
1CunuGf O. nohr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25

Or. 6. s. $. 0uG B / II bon gtrugprt lrnft
Die 2lufmcrfIamtet lol6er 9crlcnen bon QlIrntaun
uno Der llm9c9enp, pet6e Speratonrn an iGren
natirli4rn 3a3ncn Urrri6trt gu taten brnbtBt8t
fnc, Uprr bic fG fiinitIde 3dbne ciuiesen gu laif
icn miini6cn, auf feline DpBii9Ii6e Sperirun9s
Ie in al ben peri&iepenrn 3wei9en Der 3 bns
arSneifunpe.
Sd CT tcrrits cine Getenj66ri9e GrfaGrun9 in
ictner prpfcBcn 9cnUben bat unp ale mertbYcQG,
Srrbcierm9en tenust. 70 weiB er, poB er alien
Satienten bic bette 5aIfe Su Irifrn pcrma9, wrlGc
bieIe &unf YermSsenb il.
8eferen3en: Gbrw. 5Gcmas Ocg8itt, ..
D, G9rp. Gbnrle5 81. SamrIpn, s. Charlton,
". D, 8m. llnpwGia, @. D, gleu-gort
Gtto.
Seine Office lit sesentpSrti9 i'm ,.Gmericon
Sptel," abcr Yatienten werpcn auf Strlansen
aud in tbren !S1uIrrn trIudt.
9tCScmbcr 2. nqi9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
by TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF TIE AGE,

They have determined in order extensive sale
for their Engavugs aud thus only give puyment
large number of artists and others but inspire amuug
i works of present the purcba.
their engruvngs when $50 900 of them Sold
250,OOO GIFTS. of the actual of Si5O,0oO.
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving. therefore
only richly worth the money, but asn
ticket which entities him Of the lifts when thoy
distributed
Far Five Dollars, highly fnisheh Engraving, henut
fully PAINT En- ia OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICKETS, will
BE- FIVE DOLLARS worth OF splendid EngTavinss cH
he selected from the Ca Hugue
copy The Catalogue together with specimen OF bjnc
of ih9 Engrnyngs, be the office of this paper
For each Dollar Engraving actually worth that
and Gift Ticket, will Immediately lie forwarded.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
SSi9 tic
fir Sas Nm lifalent.

rnterSei8nrtsr er9reift pteIe @ele9enbeit feline
6reunre uno bas publitum iiber9oupt parauf aufs
meytl Jam gu ma4en, Dap er cine
gteueGinri6tun9
setrcFcn Bat bic beIonperS ben Sntsre1en Der
@,ei4ait5leute bef6rpsrli6 1T. gr bat ndmlf
nit ben 8esclbatns Gpmpa9nten, rcrrn Strabcn
lei Cation concrntriren, cine lrbrretnfunft Sctrps
fen, pUbur4 er nun in ben Stanp 9cieBt wtrp Icis
nrn 6unbcn @iter melt seI&winper gu ubrrlies
fern ais bies friiber seI4eben tpnnte. Dies 9es
i6iebt n1t nur alletn BON Dem 9bilapelpGia Ipns
bern aud ;uslet9 bon Dem gleuYcrt Marft, Ipipic
alien 3piI6ens9lGbcn. llnp babel fam man i'd,
barauf perlaben, bab bicS fir iebr 6tllt9e 9rrbe
9el6rbt.
Gr scpenft eben anSrrn Sag Sitter bic nit ben
8ie9rlbabnen bel Cation anlanscn, bier in Stlcns
tam pper 3wiI6rnsYldbcn ab;uleiern.
GjIter am gBalluubs sStraBrn gGbarf ;u 9Gilas
pelpbia atselefcrt unp in feline care apprebrt wers
ben pinttIi6 teIpr9t. ..,.
Sn Cation III Ien GntaltSsplab an Dem u5ars
mers unO DrcSers Sptel," unb in Sctblebrm an
penn Sun Sptel."
StobrGaltrr unb anbere in 9eda Gaunts bic
Glitter purb bn fpmmen laBsn, fSnnen an benz
Su6aotr pom Sc d, 0utb unb Grerler
pafir anfraeen-au6 tSnnen SrperS fir Sitter
nO Yatetc fir anpere YISse paieItil atSeSetrn
perbrn.
Srpcrs fir Glitter bic nit @elO besleitet iinp,
werpen gang piinttIi6 unp nit Der 9rDBtcn-Scr9'
falt, pur3 Jpn psriGnIi6 an Srt unp StrlIe be-
lcret.
Gr fG6lt srrF8srt bab er br6 pirie ncue gins
ri6tung pem Yublitum uiibIi6 1cin fam, unr
bcfft batcr auf cine literale llnteriribun9, we6e
TT f6 bur6 YiinttIi4teit unp btIli9e 9rrt6e 3ujus
F4en 9ebrntt.
9Siuiam 8. albright.
Qlentaun, 9lprtl 5, 1854. nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25

,eiasu, caG fe IcebGn in 9uias III tbrtm 9tstnpirt:
arn 2tcd erbattcn botcn elm thr 9rcssr uuo ouf9tE
mdhtttr Gcrroth Ycn StitNln uno Shuhtn aus otn
Gims uno 6lttidtu NPanufatturcn, bSltsbSne aus
65 pren,
rptlhC ttr 1900 paar pen allen ScrtCn, SrSgcn une
Qrtitn Sntb0lttn, Die in Stonoe iuo an hcrot9cce:
ten prriIin ~ pertauku. DaruntSr btftuotn rb
SRauustefd fir nur $l50 bis $500
GRsibsiCbuhs rs bis LOO
Rucbinlticfsl uno Shubc 80 lis l.5O
sQNtss uno 6inotrihuhs 37l tis 100
0ano:Sirhrbotr precn ss gu ibrcm 9rcBsn Scr:
thtil fnorn, anyIrufeu uuo unrrn Stcd ,u unteriu:
ttSn, incEm mir dbtrStu9t fuhtu, bae mir nc nit
5titfGln uno Shuhcu on ben aOerntc / a.
n Gihs prciicn pcricrsrn tSnnsr. g8r bobCn be-
itinoQ sin ercgCs ltGcrtmSnt ouf 6ane, cruchl ron
uultrtr ci9incu @srfnti9uu9 aI6 aus ben SitIttben
Olonufatturen. aE.
or Stos ltrt Gunocn:Irbst miro aufs ihSnitt
uno buoite qetban uno SLdarbtit ithnsu pSrrittct.
Dant6ar fir btrttts tnpfun9ns Gunit uuo Inter:
itteune hcfsu fs eurdh ltrcn9e Iufmcrtfamtrit auf
ibr CjIih6ft ld elmer Scrtbauer uno tttsn 8srneb:
ruua rpdroi9 ;u mahsn.
gVdn ruff on in 0I3-Ir. II citspan,ittrn Stra:
&c, es9euiittr bcr Sbbkucps: oalIe.
GliaS Merb, -
.... San:eS RcneY. e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
AND WHAT l SAW THERE,
HY n. s. ARTH UR.

....n BY II. s. ARTHUR
TEN THOUSAND COPIES SOLD IN MONTH.
This powerful work, acknowledged by all
who have read it 10 be the best ever written
by Mr. Arthur, depicts the evils of lnem-
perance in a series of thrilling sketches, il
Illustrating the effects of Tavern keeping and
Rum drinking, not only on individuals them
selves, but on communities at large. The
story of little Mary Morgan and her father,
who is reformed by her devotion and death,
is alone worth the price of the book.
Temperance men and others can do more
for the cause by its circulation than by any
other means.
Agents are wanted in every town and
county of the United States, 10 sell an edi-
ton gotten up specially for them, beautiful
Iy illustrated with fine mezzotint engrav-
ing by Sartain.
Ew- A Specimen Copy will be sent Cpost
paid) on receipt of the price, rs cents.
The largest commission will be paid
Address
a ]. w. BRADLEY,
sf. PUBLISHER,
No. 4s North Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25

llnterielbntttr mabt ZEN 9irssrn eitIcr Giatt,
lcrpis Dem 9utlitum I'M QGesncinen ocbtunaspeu bic
Inet9s, eaeer lceptu Den ousetptbnttn NRstbs:Sall
pes prn. S4iIliam eeh, tduflid bcrncnmru bat, ass
tt9en in crr Gburb gIsn, nSrrlb pcn bsr ban,ilien
Stroet, 9sroos biuter Der 5rispsusGcte Drudsrsi..
Gr miro fitb btfItiifissn sinru r s,s
Stpee Der bciten unS ffbcrffcn NferSe
gu baIttn, cpie cine ausmabl
Sabr3euoe ieoer 9attun9,
nit ;uptriii9sn uno 9efagiscn Srsitrru, rpsnn Can
ria9ss cotr Snluibus fIrYartics ptrtanat wsrosn- =
Scne 9res iino icbr nia6ia, uno inbsm CT Gin nsuA
anfdn9tr III, unb feline dbs parcn pire, Irine sud
Den nit qfrrbcu uno @astn crrr 8faIIs ju tsbiensf
flrbt CT cinrm redbt ,ahlrcibtn 3uprucb entseatn.
,,,,.... So, peter 9elIer.
mcntrwn, au9uff 9. naSg1)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Sarbt9eS Seniterz 0laS,
gS. SSpmbron S. 60.

am idcluCitlitbcu Gde Der 3thnttn unb punkr Str0:
Zen. in philadelphia, ptuhtn otbun9sprlI rii Nuf:
mErtfamtcit ron SRcrhons, @oulcutIn uno lnotrn
auf tbre bsrrltbe &trihicrcnbsit rcn Nrtttn ibrts
@tabllBGmEnts gu lsntsn, btitcbCno aus
Sarbi0em Seniter0laS,
ihidljh fit ortcIs, ealcns, SfInhtbs uno private
9ttaubc;
&ir6li6 ornamentolif;b 0cfdrbteS 9la6.
Sranlcms uuc SSit.sibttr idr &crbalItn, Bal:
tcu, 4a8a uno StitSEu; 5tnittrr. @bIufalIs, 8ki:
Salb unO otfdrttcs SlaS fir 8trcbtn, bitlbt St9u:
rcn uuo QltaritGde, 9cnou nod StittlIuu9 9cmatbt
uuo nab ir9sno entm She'll rEr &rr, ct. gcianbt.
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AGENTS i:

The Committee believing that the this GREAT Ma.
TIoSAL UNDERTAKING will b. materially promoted by the
and enterprise of intelligent aud pereVering Agents. have
resolved with such on the lbe Tul terms
Any wishing to become Agent by sending (posi
paid) 81, WILL RECEIVE MAIL, a One Dollar
Engraving, GIFT TlCKEr"u Prospectus Catalogue
all other necessary information
On the inal completion sale Gifts will be placed in
the hands of COMMITTEES of the be
due norice Of winch will be given truu the Uni
ted States and the Canudas.