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The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
-t Written for The He:ald.
"0nly a Laborer." -
by CHARLIE.

"These claim no gaud Of heraIdry,
And seorn the knightIng rod,--
Their eOat-of.arIns N noble deeds
Their Peerage is from God" sta
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
Original poftrplg. !.
STANZAS

10 flung Lady Who recently embraced
Religion. .
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29
WHOLE NO, 158.

. YOUNG AMERCIA.-Morc than two million
Boys in the United States are now attending
the various institutions of learningin this cOun-
try. This is indeed formidable army, and it
may safely be affirmed that the future poll
tics and policy of this nation, will very soon
depend upon the political views entertained by
those at school. Thesesbeys will soon be vo-
ters, and share in giving direction to the vast
interests involved in our elections. 1t may there
fore be Of interest to all who watch the "signs
OF the times" to ask, under what influences and
agencies the Young Americans are sub
jected. What is the general tone of sentiment
among them! What Books do they read!-
What is the character of the popular literature
of the times! These are questions of deep i'm
port and in our view, the future is full Of prom
lse, for we have no doubt that the "All Hail
Hereafter will prove that noble aims and
generous ideas will be felt in society to greater
extent anherctoiore. Society in America now
feels the impulse from our material prosperity,
and the day is not far distant, when powerful
direction will be given TO the thought and moral
power of the people from the hands Of those now
classed in the census returns as "yCu'h for
school, The young America of the school
rooms Will soon be of age, and speak at itself.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-29

ny THE ASHLAND RnYMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-06
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
fTuE SUBSCRIBERS are NV ~,

TUE SUBSCRIBERS are NV rree,vin,
L stnrk ri Gsss. M offer Elf sale
iiii..ia ratef aud Nlnnlls cordegrof all. srae.
4 q, inehes in dinmet
Blocks tur D.rticks Lm h"-fing apparatus al MI a
f,tcnt Friei.n RnlLr fIoeks new article In u
market by whrh third oi the labor II hn'stin
by the O. mmun blork is any 4,
H., aud fhinhl. ttr hoi-iing .ropcs,
On ,uin. Rasi Pitch Tar.
WHITE ind. Whine Zine Paint Black i'ai rYl low do.
Red Lcal VcrliRn- Imperial nrd Ghronf Green,
Nrrnlan aud Pr,ssisn u Ne, Paris " hiie. LAM
hi ,ct. huny. ~,
Paint Bru, h.. al sires-mnrkhg do
knncy Pail. Hall do. Confer Ia ur-ts. W.. "'h
Has Mutrbcs Bf"nm-. r,sy', Barll C"yer., NJ '"s
ues. Suea BeSe-. Flour Pate a., Ne.
irind Coll,e Pepper. Atrnirr tlov.., n,er m Pe
per london ahl Amsric Mustard. Choeoni- &c
Linz, ri Oh. ,nw aud bni-d-w inter. ST. ,r nnd Spcrn.
Oh.
Me- Polk aud Beef Sugar. Gane Syrup, Moasscs md
nthrr Gra.erie-,
Tar tock In. been purchased. entirely fm Cab, 81
h. Manufacturers in New York and Bostnn, ind w.
will N great i,e 'ccments Ia rnr ha.crs "i'h"r "a,
Wuolesalr or Ret H.
LEE g. co, On the Dock
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Austria.
THE OUTRAGE OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN

THE OUTRAGE OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Austrian officials have been committing another
utrage on IL subje It of the l'nited States the
Rev. james Cook Richmond, ''presbyter of the
IAngo Catholic Church" and one of the cores
endents of the Daily News. After setting the
oice to watch him, causing anonymous letters
be written to him, and, he believes, opening
correspondence, he was on the 25th of Decem-
gwaed on by the commander, f the gensdarms
Kecskemet, in Hungary, who intimated that
chad orders from the highest authorities in
Hungary to subject the whole of Mt. Richmond's
r.onal effects to examination.
Mr.. Richmond protested against this invasion
"the sacred private rights of an American
izen," and was then told that he must remain
custody until the official had telegraphed to
esth, for further orders. The result of these
riders was, that between four and five o'clock on
he morning of the 2Sth he was reused from his
PEA by gendame, who compelled him to leave
hecskemet IN Jolly wagon. and. amidst yio-
mt Snow-Storm,and over frozen roads, conveyed
nm to fecghaza. There he arrived two hours
eiore the mid day train, by which he had volun-
pny promised to leave, but SO exhausted that
could not continue his journey.
AT n ght he hoped to rest I; but three gend'ame
lr'ied INTO his room, and threatened to shoot
MS passports, covered with signatures of
aN'r'an ambassadors, and pointing to the word
america he said that the President of the Uni
States had declared that the rights of an Amer
an oltlzen should not be violated with impunity;
1T with brutal. coarse, and disgusting minute
ISthfy searched him, took from him his papers
money, and told him he was under arrest
was then taken to the guard room, subjected
another search, end then left to sleep, if sleep
could amidst drinking, quarreling, and gam
ing gendarmes.
IA The morning he asked permission to write to
american ambassador in Vienna, bu' this
>fetased. AT zen o'clock he was taken TO II @
'nflster, who having become alarmed at the
s'oie consequence OF these proceedings, offer.
I" restore his passports and set him at liberty.
ne would immediately depart. This offer was
used. a detailed account of these procee lngs
been forwarded to the United States: and Mr.
yOnond doubts not that the President will take
attr. '''''i 'ai''
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s MS Of the Old Dominion

l-''' ohdih'' al IN" INN Sun
A, . WASHINGTON, Feb. ,. 1854.
\" Enthusiastic preliminary meeting of the
w ,he Odd Dominion was held on Tues
|. night at the I'm ted States Hotel. The OH
was to make suitable arrangements for an
vpiate and spirited celebration of the first
r%. a settlement at Jane Stown, Va.
" H. aetm,'ag was organized by the choice of
49,, ~, baieh rs President, with w. NJ. Over
'"p T. A. Campbell as Secretaries.
Itn, ',!oh was passed 10 organize an Asso-
eon a ;'.t'ted " The jamestown Society,n.and
atin. ,'s'es' consisting of Messrs. Overton,
be an , %1u Montague, was appointed to pre-
com m,,reSs to the people of Virginia
tparo ,''t'ee OF thirteen was also appointed to
hc fo n constitution for the Society, composed
o,d W'Whg gentlemen j. A. Parker, j. IL.
irOcm mm' IL; Page, II. A. Caldwell. J. A.
Elwn .oh' lhos. j. Massc C. w. Cunning
Oye,,"ro a. ). Ca,ell, Beverly Tucker, w.
hs CO. L. L. Loving, +. C. Carrington and
n and ro n' address was delivered by the Chair
It wa' % 5Feelycd with great applause.
end &c ''rihlned to hold u general meeting at
Fned g, urge Association will doubtless be
" 'Nc annual celebration of the day.
M.
DEATH :. Mnescloud, an old bachelor. was frozen
22d - his bed, at Milwaukee. Wisconsin, on
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The cabinet had ses-
ion of four hours again to-day, over the Gadsden
freaty. 1t is rumorel that they are still undeci-
! led whether to send ii to the Senate or not.
The Nebraska b Il is exciting much attention,
tnd it is now considered doubtful whether Gen.
ASS will vote for it in its present form.-Bait
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The total amount subscri 'ed in the several cit
t.. for the purpose of rewarding the captain and
|erw, of the ships Three Bells and Antartic, an,
|he barque Kilby. is $54,470 besides which they
|,r to have silver trunpets from the Legislature
IA the State of New York, medals from the Ma
| me Society of Boston, gold snuff boxes from
| c Corp ration of the city of New York med,
n. from the Massachusetts Humane Society, and
same appropriate testimonial from the Board of
|Trade If Baltim re.
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ST ..i.HsBg 4EE Ni.ts.-


,suts of b sdi i-Exci emeit at Bs ston
M,ns.'.Toy. Feb. IN. Bedini arrived here yes
ps' IL cog. and purposes leaving for rope
ie' Ne steamer Niagara to day He stopped ut
p I'm. Of Bishop Ftzpatrck,on federaI street
H. German population, hearing OF hts ARRIVAL
w. I'll prepared to burn him in efigy About
Inch, 500 persons. mostly Germans, Assem-
"a m the COMMONS, where huge efhgy of Bed
=. ooyerrd with II Cardinals hat and clio he'd in
y, ,let purple, was brought by dozen men. who
Oily affixed it to one of the guide boards lead
+ from West street to "A large glen.
Fire was applied and ring formed, and the
r burnt amidst the shouts and cheers of the
s,wd. The straw bring saturated with alcohol
III, great blaze. The crowd then proceeded to
n hon Fitzpatrick Shouse. where the Nnncio was
,lnted with creams yells, and cries of butch
= Bologna" They subsequently dispersed with
ant any interference by the police
SECOND DISPATCH. :,
posroS. Feb. lst--The steamer Niagara sail
c,r I.iyeraool at noa-, taking out % passen-
-. aud al !. MOO in gold, NJ. Bedini's name Is
L !, ON the list of passengers, and 1t is behe'ed
A., h. did not go In fact, it is now doubted
.hstLcr he has been here mt all.
THIRD DISPATCH.
p,sroS. Feb. 1.-The proceedings last night
.are caused, il is said, by telegraphic dispatch
lived from Cincinnati, announcing that NJ.
I'm; would arrive in the morning train from
ymk. 10 day, to take passage in the Niagara.
She FIRST intmation the police had of what was
';ng on. was the illumination from the efigy
aiming on the commons.
1be yelling and insulting demonstration at
,,cbbshop Fitzpatrick residence is universal
!. condemned by both Protes'ants and Catholics.
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THE GuANo MoNoPoLY.--Both branches OF
Fhe Maryland Legislature have adopted the reso-
luton requesting cur Representatives aud Sena'
tors in Congress to urge upon the General Gov
mment the propriety of making an arrangement
y which the monopoly in guano in this State may
be remoyed.-Baif american.
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BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRlES.
w. l.. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,


takes ibis method ct pnctiully informing Enei-
l. chitec s,Cuntrac .ur>. builders. lrhprictnrs
al Fnut iec,.s Factories Ware-h"ises. &, IN he has
pnrcha. ID and leased qur,i,s in Buckingham Co, Va,
aud intends opening and working them extensively lie
promises prnc, Slate better calculated tn answer all
pu poses, tln any heretofore produced fi"n thee
guarrrs. and viii defy compe nnsto its guaIiIy with
my bite in the United Sta impaired. Tie would
ir.rm tine public. TINT h. has it"n Youth en- wholly
and constantly engaged in the nbove business and yield
in nj practical know ledge Of Slne Rock nnd
Stating. lie intends opcnine SiaIc Yard, M he follow
ing pl-re: Lvuri burg Rrhnond aud Srmt~v
lac wll keep u cor TAM supply of Slate to meet the
der of th,sa Towns und the couni,,. Seot1vile will
be Ihe CENTRAL AND MAIN DE"Of, from which
lie will 'r, nnrly supply ther points lie will hay" in
his employment men of experience aud knnwleagc III
the business al each place. Ia attend TO orders lon new
Stating requiring oil toef@. Thu>e via have Slate
roots nit of r.par h,vei en- Immediately attended
H. und probably put ia better condition than when first
SHIFTED as there hls been much bad stating done IN Va,
by incxp. fenced wotkmeu.
Specinl, of his work caH b" zen nj the LNnrhb"rg
Gus w .rks, an examination { which he requests lay
those wanting work in his nr.
In som" tor buildings he recommends laihs
place sbertiog the roYf Tor Stating which costs
considerably less.
n. Is. Letters of enquiry. order, fur Safe Staring
and repairing will be promptly attend To by address
ing him It eirhcl of the places "l business.
dec io-dkYtS
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ps,,ofjon of Capts. Creighton and Lone.

pauApEI.pIIIA, Feb I.-Capts. Crei ,hion
! 1--we we've received by the committee ofthe
s,,so. meeting at the Guard House,, this evening,
Tbey were addressed by John o. Montgomery,
Fso. and cloquently thanked for their noble CON
inct They will be publicly received at indie
|aendence Hall, at noon, to IN 'rrow, wien the
sst;monials will be presented.
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Sc 4: AKS Il 20 IL eco.
VI. l.ANGlIORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL AND TOBAcco
EVERY tAR1Er, OF BRANDS
1--WE sub,crihers have constantly huni a lnre.
L stock of HAVANA II PRINCIPE SEfARS. ~
he improved brands. which they feel con6rtt
inferior ia the market aud which will bc .ol
The PRICES
ORDERS from my pari Of the Union will be prompt,
met, ind satisfaction gunrantie Ia purchasers.
The following Brands kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs
La Flor de llubana La Snnnn
California, La4 Tres Coronas,
Jic"t"ncnl. La Gnta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conln.ta
la FEEL De l. !. c., Ri Leon de On
In Trrrsiiu. FL Nupuino
hi" Bonda, flnniation,
FL PrnGunB. Figaro,
l.us rrrs E.trrllas La Norma.
Herman Cortez, lrin,iI~r.
Lafayette. ~ ".
roBAcco.
Oronoco. Nectgrinp.
Gold Leaf, Cnrawha.
Golden Peach. Smnnrd, &c. &c.,
Septerlh'r -l&rts
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The Erie Troubles.

Erie, Feb. I.-Gov. Biger arrived hero yes
to-day. He spoke to day to an immense crowd
Ia the people, and advised no violence to persons
!, nrpertv He said he sympathized with the
o.dnle. and that Government would protect their
u hts He goes to IIarb, Creek to morrow.
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0 TICE.

OFFER tOR SALE
~ ,,,,og-hend y Il aud N. q Sugar.
50 isn,r,l- G. arc Sugar
~ Clarife Sugar,
1u0O H.. be.t I..nf -,
~ Inns n. o " Sugarhouse Mo.....
100 my" ~" and Lorna Coffee .
70 do SnPetior hr.,wn jaw, G,g,. @z
3 ca+ss th,"p'der. Imp,l and rpk f.
20 S'i.- good sec Len,het,
10 . upper
Bales Shine Thread,
5000 lbs Bnle Cotton n .sortea ,um,ers
lfnls" Onron Bats.
100 Sacks Salt
~ "a. leo,
A.
do Relied Tir. Iron, .#..
do Round n Square Iron, assorted,
do Bli-Icred Steel
1000 lbs Cast aud Shenr
) Boxes CoIIin's N Ar herr Pa,entAres
o0n Kegs Malta, assorted sizes.
30 Grind Srnnrr
50 Boxes Tnll"w Can lies,
30 . Adamantne Ca, d-s,
30 Srrm. do
~ Turpeniire Sonp.
80 English Iuiiy Cheese
so Pine Ape do
30 Barrels Mn kerrl.
so krs do No. I,
80 Barr,'ls Tanners Oh,
10000 lbs. Gutd Family Bacon.
Besle- number Of other Articles too tedious tn
rntiii .ep 27,s
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Secu StOTes
4 u. RtCkER nh,.r- Tor snl,, NJ j. SEED STORE,
n. opposite t,,. Bunk V,rsinin III. fo,w ing ~,
,lnpu" of F,l' =. ei, wlh he invites tie n,truio
III thnse in wunt Of = article:
Rod Ch,v,r. Lurern-,
Hybrid Culver, Timihy.
Sntl Clover Muskect
Orshnri Grass. Evergreen
Rnudnl 'ias-. Herd, Grns., puie,
l'l,n' Gm-s an Gtren-Sward, f,r yu,d- ~ lawns.
mi I
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DINAWAY NEGRO TAKEN Up

GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,
OFFERS FOR SALE
1An TONS American hann,"'ed ana r""'' ''""'
IOO embracing almost every size al i>''"'uA' '''''
round fiat, squire. oval half oval halt round,
band horae Shoe nm mil rod.
- boxes Tin plate II II G bright roof &,
pig Book Tin.
30 bundIe4 Am. Eng. aud Ru.sipn Sheet. Iron.
400 lbs. cart carriage and wagon nxe-. Il" inches
1910 lbs. shear. German wedge, American and
Eng.h bli-ieled Steel
l0t0 lbs. Sheet Xin,,
1000 slab Spelcr.
1850 lbs Iron Wire. s to II,
rs bags C,de Rio, Ju,n, Mochu, Mu.illu and La.
eurn,
80 hhds hnxes and hbl,. brown onf. crushed and
powdered sugars,
10 hhds Mnlssse..
10 hbls TANNERS Oh.
10 duz, Spades and Shaye-,
100 kes of Dupont blasting powder,
10 Rifle
1000 lb4. cnttnt arms. Leaksvillc. Nn4t,16
100 Kegs Old Dnmiuio mil, 10 in spikes,
10 - Blu den, hnrse-saoes, NJ tn 4,
100 lbs H"rse sh"c Nn-,
doz Archer Axes,
% hoyes 8 X 10. TO- II 4 10 x II window Glass,
l0rO 10. NJ mil, ,rrinee, IA "a inches.
Also. Smith. Bellows. Ansts Wees; striking Hand
AMI Slrt &c Hammers File, a<-or,ed Knives aud
tic-, Ozrhburg- Curt md Wugon xcs. ca.liugs. St
81 Cnrn-hcIlrrs. ir cnt,r.. Sc. &c, ali of
which will to Id low or cash IN barter.
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death i, n: oud' an old bachelor, was frozen
! ed, :" Ills bed, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-06

HEATH EKS-
l. 1000 liz. Fr.-t live Geese Feather,
just rved uri for -nlr.
nov "a, LEE 4 JOHNSON
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Markets.
wILsoN r. rERs, n mAnIIs, .pstru
n, lsan Iyn,Lburt NeIs, n
PETERS, MARTIN 4 Co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
Richmond, Va,

TENDER their services IL their lends. ncquahti
l. ,es aud the Planters, Farmer. aud Merchants
Virg .e and Moth Cao lina,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-06

WILSON r. mrs,
N,Is.n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

mir, bic lIuterfbrirtsntn. auSittrtn pcn ectbo
Gcuut, be,cu9cu bicrmit oo6 mir bic cbi9s 0Cnuno
d6erltbsn uno ritti9 ssfinosn batcn, uno cine vi:
Ian; in ben 5Snoen oes S6osmtiitsrs pru $500 SO.
s. s. Sitter. 2fubitoren,
Sanuar 25, 1854.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

gtuf Disn1dss ben 7ttn anb auf DOnneriasS
ben 16ten Mar3, an teibert Ga9rn UNI 10 tlbr
Scrmittass, 1tlsn AM Sdulr beS llnterjei6neten
in NprbsBteittaa GadhT6ip, qs4a Gauntp, fol-
senbe 9rtifeI auf tiTrntliacr Srnbu Serfauft tier
ben, ttimlidb
5 quite iunse S4aff, Yfcrrt, ,rpei tdYcn rrf
Sabre aft, Yieree8eI6irr alIrr strt, 10 Stid
8inbsieb, t3 Stdd S6wsint, stbri 4gSuls gBGs
gen, ;prt 9Ctbies, eii isauIs 8auernipasen init
Scby unb Oed, Seutettstn. pfIdsr unb Gssrn,
Strobtdnf, sine pennpds Yatent Sds8aI6inr.
CGrain-DrilD cine bppprlts g8alje, 5ruhtreff
lnb @raSienIsn, S6Icifitsin, Sperrs unt 6abtsts
ten, 5ter Sette, grubbade, S6ippcn, glerte unb
SpIitt. 0s16irr, unp cine 0ptt Gi&en pIantrn.-
Serner: Better unb Settlaben, Sefen nit
Tcbr, Cd unb Si6en16rant, 5il6s mb Stable,
Carpets, cine a6ttas llbr nit Saiicn, cine 24
Stunbrnsllbr, tupfrrne unb @iisnfeTeI, 3itsr,
Stdnner, Suffer, uno Iont nod cine srcee Der
I9rtrnbrit SauSs, 8iidens unb Saurrn.@ @rtGttk
;u umtdnbli6 iu iiielten.
Die SsSinSungen am grrtaufstast unS aufs
rpdrttn9 Bon
Satob q. Def6ter.
5etuiar 1. nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
2itsbman S. S6msper.
Sonatban Oefd.
. @ef 6 6fte

iprrben fiinfti9bin an benz alten Stanbplabs, Ia
hrr Sainiltcn Strabr, slei6 neten Der Sobfeacp
5aae bon bem llnter5eiGnetfn frrtseifbt, allrc rs
itn brr5li6 freusn fol-, redt piele 8uneen anlpre-
den Su iebsn. gr perfpridt bab iene arbst
pur6auS feiner anSsrn I'm gauntp naGiiebeR ica.
unb feline Yrsibe Icllen jeeer;eit 70 bilis, rpenn
ni4t biaiser, ais an irsenb einem anbern Gtablif-
ement in bcm ndmlden llmfreis iein. Gr bait
INNER ctn lebr sroBeS aiIsrtenient ale arten fe~
tenpe unb Iissenpe @rabitsine auf Sanb, 70 raB
ii6er ale tepisnt prrSrn tEnnrn, bic bel ibm bore
iprrhen.
Sir senpTene Iibsrate llnteriisuns III CT Berg
lid pantbar, uno tittrt TIM cine Sortpauer Der Gee
rupsenbeit pes pnblIfums, rel6e er fi6 burG
pinftli3fet, tillise preiee unb quite unp f4Sne
glrtet su3uF6crn iufen wirp.
Sil9bman s. S6meper.
Setruar T.. nq
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Sefentli6e 9Sen6u.

9luf DisnliaSs ben t4ten Mdrs, UNI 10 llbr
8ormittass, Ipllen am Saule res llnter;e6neten
in Sber-Waatnsie Gauni6ip, ee6a Gauntp, fpl-
senpe 9rtitel auf bfentli6sr Ssnbu perfauft ipsr>
ben, nantld
quite S6afs sYferbe, elm iatrisss Sii1tn, ;ipst
Grtra Stpd DspOnlairs Sullsn, Sdbe unp junseS
8tnbpieb, S9aafe, 10 S6weine, Gin pra6tissr
4 Yferpc> >96asen, 70 gut ais nett. unp fart senus
um Gr, pber irsenb Ipnitwas ;u fatren, S6neip>
Mal6ine um Strcb, BeiI6fprnlaub, II. (. no. Ju
16nripsu, 70 gut ais nsu, pHiise unp Gsssn, Seu.
leitern uno S6enet ale 9lrtsn 8etten, Dlilt' unp
5eusubeln, 5SlIsr unb Stdnner, unb Iona nod
Siclerlei Sauss unr Sauern-0 -0eratbi6aften ;u um>
itanblid gu melreu.
Die Srbinsunsen AM gerfaufstass unS GrsSit
unb Gufwartuns scn
8eor9e Steinin8er.
Sebrudr 1. nqtg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Sefentltbe Sen6u.

sIuf Dpnnerlfuss ben 9ten unb srritass ben
Hten WlGrS, al beben Sascn um 10 llbr Dor
mittass, Icllen AMI 9auie hes llntcr;eiGnetrn In
Siss9Sbeitbaa Saunl&ip, 9eGa Gaunty, fcIaen.
be artitrl auf Sffentl3sr Ssnbu sertauft tpsrben,
namliG
4 gferbe, ans pfrrbssef6irr, is Stad Rinbs
pieb, 6 S6aafe, S@weius, sipei 4sauls a8S.
gen, Gin einlpdnnissr Sauern 8asen, spei arpsr
SSehirs, YfIdse uno Gssen, 8nbmatle, Strcbs
banf, 5enlrit9n, S3eniel, 3clSI6Ettrn, Sperr.
unb Sattrttrn, 5cus unb 0iasdtela. .-5erner: /:
Giide, Stdblr, Sefen NIT &ctt, glitter, StSnner,
Sedet, anb lcna nod steIs glrtifei sa amaanSl6
ju meihen.
Die Ssein9unsen am gertaufstast unb sluf-
tpartun BON
Gpbraim Midlp.
Getruar 4. npb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Se6rudr /.
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

DpnnrrfasS ben t6trn 5e6ruar. ,nb Tpnner'
Tags ben 16ten Wdr3, an beiben Sascn TIM 10
llbr SCrmittass, Ipllen am Saule bcs Ssritcrte,
nen 8 . bn Srt, in Nisbrrmaeunsie 5aiinI6ipr
eeta Gaantg, fcIscnse 9lrtitrl auf HdrntIiGsr
Grnbu srrtauft tperrrn:
gfcres, wpSpn 2 quite Samilisas Yfrrte fint,
pfreesd4ir, Ninbeirb, S6wrirs, Gin 2sduls
gBa9rn nit SCfs, Elm tsduIS g8asen, GarryaG~-
Bascn, pfIiise, Gsaen, SrGSi6littrn, Sru mr
Strpb, gBinbmdble, Strctbant, 8Ibs unc Srers
fettrn, 8 Settrn unb Settlaren, SUG;- unp 8cts
lrn'Sfrn nit 9tpbr, Stitle, Sii6e, S6rdntse
Drobr, unp icnit nod sieletlri Saus> unp Saus
ern.0rrGtbe gu ipcitlauftis 81 melben.
G9riaianSrt, gsn,crs
SpbnSrt, "'" VIVA
8etruar +. ndbg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Sebrudr 1.
Sefentli6e 8en6u.

9luf 55reitass ben 10ten WRdr3, nadfens, lint
10 llbr gprnittasS, fclen ant 5auie pes Inter
Idriebensn in sBsiBenbur9 5aunlhip, 9r6a Co.,
TfFentlib Serfauft werpen, namliH /;
2 pferpe unp 9frrreseIAtrr, 10 Stiid 8int>
pieb, tpOruntsr tunses Gisb unp Gin gutter Devon
Idire Sutl iib brfinbet, S6peine, elm neucr Gin
sduls 8a9sn, Gin Oearbrrn g8aaen, gfIiise unc
Gs9en, neue g8inrmible, patsnt Strcbtanf, 5eu'
leitern unb S4emel Sperrs unb anpere &ettrn,
Burfmaldine, ein sutrs 5crte pianp, Ssfsn
init JtUbr, Gdl6ranf, Wilds unp anbsre S6rdn~
fe, Glide, StatIe, Sante, Settlarsn, 5Siirr, 3a>
Ger, Stanner, unp fcnf mod Sielerle Saucrn',
Saus' mp Sit6enSerStbl6aftrn su unIitdntli6 ,u
melefn.
Grerit unb &ufpartune Bon
Spbn s.. 6elfrid.
Se6rudr /. nq4u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
0eieQi0aftS : AnaDimn9

Na6r6t prb biermit eesebea, bab bic felt Gle
niger 3eit Der Sipil4cn Gilsbman 8. S6mepsr unb
Scnatban DslA, tinter Der 5irnia sca Q 9mep-
er uup Def4, In Der Stabt allsRtaun, eetta
Gaunty, belianbtne @eI9dfts- -5irma in tsmStcn-
bausr,G ,G,tf6aft, am 28Fkn Sanuar, 1854, SurG
teirsrletise GinptIisuns aufsel6f pcrben ia
gllle b:ejenssn babsr wet6e mod an befnste 6ir..
ma I4ulpis fnb, linb bicrourtb ,usleitb aufselcr-
bert lutalO ais mbsli6 an 9ilsbman 3. S6meys
er, IN been Sdnpsn bic Bidder srrblriesn tperbsn,
at;uts,atlen SOlfe Die nod rehtmdbise
5Urperunsen an beIa9te 5irma baten, finb ebens
fails srlu6t frI&e pcbItefati9t an ibn einsubdn-
riaen.