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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

A M1sTAKE.-The President of the
United States, short time since, made
an official publication of the Reciprocity
Treaty. This is never done by authority.
till all the steps to render it the law of the
land are consummated. |. is then Off
eially promulgated, and is the law, as
much as any act of Congress.
But the Reciprocity Treaty, by its
terms, requires the approval of all the
provincial legislatures. before it becomes
obligatory. There is an assent to it 10
be rendered. Yet it is officially pro.
claimed as law, to be observed bv our
people. 1t is bad blunder, and has all
ready made difficulty at The port Of New
York.
Dealers in coal, relying upon this off.
cial proclamation have brought cargoes
of that indispensable article from Nova
Scotia to New York. Supposing there
was no duty, they were about to unload,
when they were told of their error. No,
having faith in the Collector, an appeal
was taken from him to The Secretary OF
the Treasury at Washington. He, of
course, says the duty must be forthcoming
lill the treaty is confirmed by the parIia.
ments.
This is somewhat of damper upon
the men who have made arrangements 10
supply coal to New York; but it will be
gratifying TO the Pennsylvania coal men,
as it will keep off that competition for
another season.-Journal,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

THE Tribune says the physicians oil
the New York Hospital give some facts,
showing that seven,h.eighths of all per-
sons attacked with cholera are those who
have already been long suffering from or,
ganic diseases, as Of the liver. lungs, &C.,
who could not live long under any cir
eun.stances. This is shown by post NOR
tenn examination, made in almost oveiy
instance.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

The WISCONSIN FUGITlyE SLAVE CASE
1t will be remembered that some time
ago the edior Of a Free Soil paper in
Milwaukee, named Booth, was arrested
for aiding in the escape of fugi i've slave.
He was discharged On 4 writ of haJeqs
corpus, by Judge Smith, of the Supreme
Court, and subsequently that decision
was confirmed by a majority Of the Bench.
Auorney.Gensral Cushing is now pre-.
pairing TO have the case taken before the
Supreme Court Of the United States for IA
decision on the question as TO the right
Of Safe judiciary to release prisoners,
under writ Of hadeas corpus, wFo mag
be in the lawful custody of United States
officers; and also, to determine the cen
slituiionality of the fugitive slave laws.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

A telegraph from Piusburg, Monday
evening, says: "River Two feet and fall
ing, Weather clear and pleasant. The
cholera is rapidly disappearing. Yester-
day there were % deaths, which is Il
great abatement from Sa urday. To-day
there were but 20 deaths. No new cases.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL Among the
prominent things recommended at the
late Railroad Convention al Columbus,
was that of establishing through fare at
two and half cents per mile; local fare
at three cents mile. In order 10
put a stop 10 the frauds supon emigranls,
The roads are 10 refuse the tickets of emf
grants. brokers, and receive only tickets
issued by the railroad companies. The
"Runner" system has entirely been abol.
shed.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
AK COOME ARouSEI

Erin Go Braggf and tis En9,--NOtijHgs!!
ERISW0LD, LMansfcli, has just opened
u large and splendid stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Now is your time 'to pitch in ~ Such fine styles
and exceedingly Low Prices but there is no
Usa talking il hot, tLa J.y-s oil e t,un der.
We're Dow, Jr., or some other great man with
a vocabulary that would reach from here to the
Rocky Mountains, might continue week and
not be able to tell you one half of the beautiful
and endless variety Of Gents and Boys Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. The old Store is now
chuck full, and you win be sure to be suited,
and am bound to sell for less than they can
be bought elsewhere in this town. Rec6llect |
charge nothing for showing Goods, and 30 ON the
principle Of ''small profit and quick sales"
Let those dress now
Who never dressed before,
And those who always dressed,
Now dress the more.
T 5RDon't forget the place, Grisro7ds C2otling
D,Pot, No. 3 Weldin House, Sign crAc Big Rel
Coat, Mansfield, 0. sep3O
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
Rc5ap look out for the Giants~Fq
UNION HALL TRIUMPHAN~.u -
ISAACS CLOTHING
ASaixasG the World,

D
! GA Il your dollars and buy you lothing at
| - ISAAC \. ISAACS' UNION HAIL. The
public are invited to an inspection Of the superb
| stock Of FALL s WINTER CLOTHING now on
eXhibition at this magnificent establishment.
which i'll extent, superiority Of workmanship
and fashion, together with lowncss of price. can
not be beat By any other Clothing House in Ohio
lSAAC5 has just returned from the East,
where he has received such bargains in Cloths
and materials for manufacturing, that lie has it
now in his power andis determined to knock all
the Eastern SIop Concerns into q Cooked Hat.
and he viii commence by selling the best Over
coats in the city for 81, and Under Coats,
Pants and Vests Of all descriptions in proper
tion. So look cut torfun, and come along every
body who wants to be clothed: he can fit ail
sizes from men as large as the Giants that stand
at his doors, to little wee fellows three wears
Old, and Us his Momm tn Building is filed with
Clothing Of all qualities, lie is sure Of being
able to suit everybody. Remember that he
does not wish to hrtmbug the people with East
ern Slop Work, for 80 cents less than any one
else, as he does not keep such trash But he
will furnish his customers with the best cloth
ing in the city, for less money than they can
purchase the same kind of goods for. in anv
other house in the United States. Centlcmcn's
Furnishing Goods of all descriptions for sale
cheap. \ liberal discount made to wholesale
dealers who buy for cash. Clothing made to
order at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms at ASAAC A. ISAACS.
Union Hall, corner Of Superior and Union-sts..
Cleveland, Ohio sep30-ly
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

e Ia The Milan Free Pres has changed
hands, Mr.. Lapham having sold the concern
to Mr.. NJ. CullatOn, Of Cleveland. Mr.. c.
brings to the Free Press, two Of the necessary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and talent, and will
make il an excellent paper. Milan is fortunate
in securing so competent man to gil the place
left vacant by Mr.. Lapham, and should support
him handsomely. Success to you Martin.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

We have been considerably annoyed
for the last few weeks in procuring paper,
for our edition, owing 10 the late drought
having stopped the mills in this section Of
county. We have begged and borrowed
Of our neighboring brethren OF the press,
until il has ceased to be joke with them,
they getting in about the predicament
Of ourselves. In consequence, therefore,
Of the scarcity, We have been compelled
10 use, for a portion of this weeks edi'
ton, pspertoo small, thereby cutting of
one column. By next week we hope ic
have supply that will put US beyond
contingencies of similar nature sOOn'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL,
MANSFIELD, OHIO.

J. W. Corner of Public Square, opposite the
Bank. PIP. MYERS and GEO. W.WARING,
Proprictors. nj
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
P APEh III AaGDFlG G,

ESTiBL ISIIEMT.
MO. Is WATER-ST.. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
~ IN CONLE NEW BLOCK, opposite the
old stand NJ. CARscS has rented the above
elegant four story store, to accommodate his in
creasing business, and has fitted up in style
superiorto any other establishment of the kind
in the city. He has on hand over
ISo, 600 PCS. WALL PAPER,
comprising Il large and varied selection of
French and American Satin. Gold Narblo,
Granite, Oak, Maple, Mahogany, Back Walnut,
landscape, Decorative, Ceiling, Pam,lling and
Velvet Papers an extensive variety Of Gold.
Velvet and Common Borders; Plain ana Cold
Fire Board Prints Also, Window Shades of
every variety and price, including some new
and rich styles never before introduced in this
city. Also, It great variety Of LOOKING
CLASSES, including some rich Giltand Mahog-
my Frames. ASo-French Engrayings and
Picture Flames, Cords and T0sscs: Window
Corniccs, ofa!l pattcens; Curtain Bends, Pins.
Loops; PAINTS AND OILS, warranted pure;
NaMish, Putty, Brushes. Window Glass, Glazed
Window Sashcs Of different sizes, &c.
Cleveland, scpa0;Cm NJ. CARSON.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

Halifax, Sept. a6.--The Steamer City
of Philadelphia, for Philadelphia has been
wrecked off Cape Race. She is total
wreck. Passengers and crew saved.
Portland, Sept. 23.-T G.. Fuller is
elected to Congress from the 9th district,
sand- not Milikin, Fusonist as reported.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

Quebec, Sept. 2l.-The Reciprocity
Treaty received the Royal assent to-day,
and is regarded 10 force, so far as Cana>
da is concerned, as soon as the United
States takes the came responsibility.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30

Quebec, Sept. 26.-secretrry Marcy
has replied by telegraph to the Canadi-
an Government that the Reciprocity
treaty cannot take effect as regards Cana
da until Legislation takes place in England
on it, and all the Colonies interested
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
9cuiTcns SSmrca,l.

giad rincm 9eriGt Der YenTons.G GcmmiNSre,
Sat man in Scbn Staatcn Srtri9ereYcn 9c8en bic
les Orpartemcnt cntredt. Sn pirr unp finbi9
56lcn murprn falI6e Slniprii6e 9rmaft, bon bic
fen otrr MIR 30 tciptlg9t unO 25 atacpicicn.-
Die nter fali6en 9tngatrn aus Der S6aBfammrr
rEUtene Sunlme tetrGst s6S,239 prpcn sl5,-
600 ua4 Gantaiter, 9a., 9c9an9cn linb. SIN
@an,enJ Jparrn 26 9cripnen brY rteien Sctrt9rs
reYrn ttEdIFih, poSUn itnp iietsn iibcrfitrt unr
ins 3u6tbaus sr1didt, cine it seltprten, cine fat
SrltRmorb brganscn, feds taten iGre Siir9cn in
Der Yati4e fbrn laNen uup linp burdgfgan8en,
nrun ieten ibrrm SsrbSr ent8r9cn mo 3mr9 ma
ren unitAttar 9elrrrren, ebe man iic per9aftrn
tpnnte, ,-{2tnlrr)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Silbcrminer,

Sn Satapcria Gamts, int Stnat 9llatama,
pubtf man i&pn lGnsf baB bort scwiiie Gr3la'
ger rrt66atig an SilGer irYer, bod Scrltanp gfies
manb ben S6cipm95pru'eb. &drSIiA Gdt ii6
cine Gompanie 0etilpct, bic eini9e Eager trartct'
ten lIBt mb pa5 GrS 70 reidtaltig 9?iuncen bat,
Dap in trr NadtarI4aft bic 9rEbte auirrSun9
bsrSprgcrgfcn irurte.
Die '6wfermirrn om Superior Gre entboltcn
aud Sicl Siter. sic rsrben ictt itart trartrs
tct unb i'm IcBten Mcnat Iinp unscfSbr so 5pns
ncn &upfrrrr3 berausSeI4aTt. Gin Slumpen orn
500 9fmS purre Scfunrrn trr faf CUR 6itite
SilGcr fem Ipa.. g8ir batCn tn Der Stat Gin sc,
Irarrtr5 2nnS in alien Stiiden.-Gb.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Rebt8banoel rpeoen eiuem g8i0eu.

Gin 8edtstantel BON nic9r ais gemb6nlidem
Snttrele wurpe pGrlebte SSode III Der Court opn
Common pleas BON 9apcaltrr GauntY entI6ies
pcn. Gs MIR Gin S9eits Strettpunft, um bic
@uItisftt sineS IGriftliGen Snlrunrrnts gu un'
trrlu6a, ml6eS ansebli9 Der leste g8iue unp
Scitdments pcs ser1crbenen SfnrY Sting, Scn
geocrf Saunl6ip, Irin Ictlte.
Der angeblide leBte gSille tpiirbe dus9cfert9t
uno unterI9rteben ben 24ltrn Suli 1852. Der
Grtlaber ltarb am fol9cnpen WdrS, unp gtntcrs
licB ais ieine Qei6eserbin cine Sc6tsr. Der
2Gills prorpncte, DAP Iein lje9enpeS unD per-
ISnlhrs ScrmBgen BON Dem Grerutor 70 balp
mad rem Srpe peS GrblabsrS ais eS gcle9en
Iein tpsrpe, prrfauft perpen Ioae, unb mad einis
gen IpeeifI6cn SermdAtni6en, purre pann pers
pronet Dap per@rlSS parauS pd1renb cerSebensSe;t
Der Gc6ter auf 3inIen angcle9t werprn iplle, BON
tpelAtn lie untcrbdlten rcrpen Ipae i'm Sale ibr
Nann rS llntrrafe fir ibrrn unterbolt 81 lcrgrn,
crer lifnidt i'm Stanbe leYn lpate ltA auf irgcnp
cine Icnlti9e SSeile 81 erndbrrn; nit Dem Sortes
balt jepch, baB Der @reeutor nur ben nptbwenpis
gen llntrrGalt per6ufrn ioae, "ni6t auf cine Sers
i2wsnpcril4e rper fpfpelise g8eiIc," pie cS in
Dem 9BtlIen dusgepriidt tpuroe. Us ruree bon
Den Gertla8ten in bsier Strsitird9e, Marta Sltng.
Der SUdtcr, unS Scbn Sling, ibrem Wanne, be-
bauptet, paB Der GrbIaiIer Sur 3eit ais er ben
gSillcn ma6te, ni6t beY aeIunrem @'epddtniB unp
Seritanp mar; baB Ietu Seritano Our6 iein bUbeS
gllter, serIGrt pprben ipar Qnpem er iiber ddtig
Sabre alt 9epslen ais CT ben gSillrn mahte) llno
Dap er IeBr unmdBig in Ieinen @sippbnbeiten &C.
nrIen ley. Der ausIpru6 Der Surp lautete Su
@unlrn Der STfla9ten, pppur4 Der gSlle pers
pprfen purbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Gin sciali6cr 08hflius.

OaS 9Dmtstrro e. g. "9trsiier" mettet
aus Der Staet @ctiIe, paB Der Gtrrp. Or. gEm.
D. SamiItpn ppn prr 9rcStgtrrianer &tr6e, Gin
greptser, Der iid pur4 feline binreiBsnre Srrcpts
Iamts,t rinrn 9rpbcn 9tuf ertpcrben Bate, icne
Start serlaiicn mubte, neil es iId brrauSitellte,
Dap crrin btAi1 liirerlt6es Srten sefibrt np purG
ldnSucn llmsans prrlAiepene 8tdtcr aus an9es
IcGCncn Sdulitien In bic man9cne6mte Gage Srrs
IcBt tatte. Gr mieGrautte pa5 III itm 9elcBtr
Scrtrauen unb benubtr Iein seiiiIi6e5 Gmt, weI4ea
tGm atlenttoltcn tcYcn 3utritt 9eitattrtte, Sur
Srfrtepi9ms etner 'gtiile. gr Ica na4 llta9 gu
ben Mprmcnen 9e9an8en Icgn.-GbD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Gousern5r sislcr Gin Slidts S8iiTer.

DER 5arricburs Srtegrapb sIa9t. in 6clse Der
verl6ebenen Nngriffe weldle 9enladt wurren auf
Die Srganiiirun9 Der ,,9fi4tswtiIcr," burA ben
gennIYlpanian unb pntript, Dem 6efannten Srs
gam Srinrr Grcetlen,, fEnnte man lei6t ,u Der
Meinma fomnen, 6jeuo. S9lcr unb Die remcs
fratiI6en Gtbrrr leicn ienoli6 geBsrt ben Srpen,
-abcr rur6 9cnaue llntfrluhun9 mirb rs au9Cns
fdeinlid, un9c1Gtrt Der Idrintaren Spppftirn,
paB Seine GrcelIrn5 ,ta Dem &rriie" 1T. Gr
..msiB nidt' ob er fir crer 9c9en ben infamrn
Ictraetas sS6ipnpeI it. Gr ,,weiB nidt" Ub CT
sinliia fir ppcr er0en prn Srrtauf aarr BfentIis
den 96erfe III, bic Der 8epublf sebBreu. 81
,,reiB nidt" pb CT fir pber gc9cn cine 9teilung
peS S6ulsSpnts III. Gr ,,mrt6 ni6t" warunl
or pur4 frjnrn Gmfub Jtihter Gpntpbea5 8rf6re
eerung Yrronlabtr, trrseem eab ras %clf ren
GennIglpdnien i'm pcrprrfrn battc. Gr ,,irrtb
ntdt' warum CT mrtrere Sanfs Sils NIT rcn,
Betu tcle9tr, pSbrenp Der leBten Sibung rer Gjes
Ieb9rtlna, uno anpere unter1hrie6 pflde gang bic
leten Strcronungen entbiettsn. gr 1T nidt al
lsin Iettit rin u9ddtswiiicr," irnocrn fabrisiri
aud Mitgterrr bel 9auienrrn. Die Stiracr prr
YcrnIpIpanien Ipllten brtannt 9emadt wrrpen mil
ieinrr Stelluns gu ren ct9en unb piclcn onbrn
5raoen, mrrpcn nter IN S6lliser llnpiBsnEsit &C:
6aItcn, trrb Der bunrsrt 9nfrdScn Tie tereits sc.
mad)t murprn fir Gj6t np SrleGrunB. gs il
rpatr Die Democratic Union antmrrtrt mad swei
wShntliArm Srpcnten, nuf unire Srh9rn
,lte slaute, bab @puo. S9Ier ii6 pcrpFGter
perbe at @unlten Der gtetrastdsSiq." Die Gp,
itrrrn itnO ausrni4einli6 nod nidt cinsemcilt
pennr6 mrrcrn mir erpartrn, Dap lie nad Scr.
lauf prn Gin rper Spct SGc6n f. quite. ,,gi6ts
niIer"' fno, ME GcuS. Sisler iclbf. Seit ri
ncr fur3rn 3eit fanprn ite aus, baB Seine Grtrl'
tcnS nit ibnen mar in Srt:ef bieicr 8rasc, nul
sIoutcn fe es unb elm cper ;wci gBr6cn IpGte
werprn lis ,,nidtS mrHr baSpn rriiien."
| (aih. Wcth.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

garep bate bic Srupper hcn Buds unp Verts ju
seriamnteln unb bsnitbsreit ;u MAIDEN, bic ct bann
mad Srenton marf6inn liee, no lih bis gum 30.
au9ult 14l6 Damn serlammelt batten e tpurs
ben bort ringebrilt unp wpltrn lid chen mad
Scrbsutpwu periisa, ais bic Srper fam, pab iIe
fir ben Mu9rntlid pieber ale entlalTcn wsrcen
Ipltsn. Die llrIa6e rirfrr plBBliden 9lrnpnuu9
in ben 9lnli6tm prS Observation-Disclosures mar bic
cnlpfan9ene Na4ritt, plb Die Srpeite &btbeilun9
per franSEfiI6en gtrmrr, peIde 3u unlerer 6iiIfc
frutmcn mplte, int !Sdfen Srn Srrit tlpdirt lei
unp resbaIb fir risirn 5clc5uS glmerifa niGt or.
reihrn tEnne.
Die gRilj fetrte alIc Gcim unb 9aeeg natm
ipieber 1einen Sip int GrecutipsGUupeil gu 9bila'
belptia ein.-9Im t9. Sanuar 1881 perbeiratbrs
te CT il6 NIT Ntb annTtaFa 9tcYnrlps, BON Nru'
Series, reren Sater ebrnfalS Gin Sfiiiisr Der Nrs
mre mar. Gube Srptember Iden C5 atermalS,
ais rdte bic brittilde 9lrmre gu glcu9rrf ibr &ns
9eiidt se9rn 9fnpiplpanien, weS9alb bic Nltlt6
wieper bCrausbeprbnt riirpe unp untrr Sen. Sas
eeY's COMMANDO su gteptpwn eomprte. Str
blirbCn lie bis Stteter, no e ptcper eutlaber
purrsn. Die llebGr9abe Der trittilarn Nrmee jtl
2jcrftenn an bic glmcrifanrr, fpeldpe am 19. St'
tcter 1881 llattfanp, madte Dem Srte8 etn Gnpr
uno 0en. QareY's 9trnlte wdrrn Irmit i'm 6rloe
nidt mebr rrfprprrl6. Gr 3rg talo bieraaf Hnd,
9lrpsWiaS, NcusScrlc9, irc CT ii6 in Die GiIcns
oeI6Sfte treab uno ben SteIt Ieines SstenS Sus
brodte 9lu6 bort tetleitste or mcbrcre pihtt9e
6fcntlide Stellen, unp itarb cnpli6, tp6 9cadtet
unb tief brtraurrt, am II. Sctruar 1914, I'M glls
ter Spn SO Sabrcn, cine gBittre uuo pier &inrtr
bntertaNenp. 5risre leiner GI6e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Die GinfiiDrune Der Selapen in See
braSfd

III ;ufol9c elmer Mittbeiluu9 brs Srn. 8i6arb
Wenpenbaa, NhifprsIebrer In 8anios, an Die
giational Ora in 98al6instpn GitY, Gin fait ac-
compli. Die MIlfUnare Der MetbcpiItentir6e
pes Sttens, ppruntrr Ii6 Ssrr SUbnIcn, Dele
sat BON 9ietrasfa, bsfinre, batrn pieelbe bereitt
lansil sinsrfibrt unp leitprm irrsfalts untrrbots
ten. ScbnlrR tbat wdbrenb p;eIcr Gcu9re6FBng
Iru MUgli6fes, I'm ben @inlae Der gebraStabiIl
gu bel6lrunisrn, uno pamit BEN gSunIa Der Wes
tbUbiltentirAe pes Siipens, bic ais cine emlfss
YrcpdsanSiiiin Der SrIaperet seI4ilrat pirp, in
Sva,iebuna su ICsrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
. CAT go 90 SLAMS.
@@aA

&ric8srat6 gu Sorna.. : Siliitrt1 nctb
nibt oefallen.- Smer pafba rI6t gum
GntIQe por.-Oie Eulen suriitfaeDor=
fen. - 0d5 llltimatum Der Iuiirten
pou @rjehenlano otceptirt. - St1at5s
itrai1 in 0inemarf,-Goniol6 0elties
gen.
Slcw. QJcrf. Ii. SUM-
Die &ratta fam nit QiYerpopls s9ta6ridtsn
bis gum 3. Stunt brute Iteub llbr bier an.
Der &rie8.
Som Itwar;cn WcGc uno bon Der Office fat
nhtS ppn Sepcutun9 Serlautet.
Sin cn8liI6 .irauSBlI4rS geld'matrr wirc mad
rem mei6en Nlcrre C9lprprubIanr) at8ebcn. -
(Dprt III &r6dn9el, elmer rer 9huPt4nnprlSs
NlGBe 5mHanp5)
9tm 81. Gictt Stltirta f4 nod nader 9cs
9en Die 9tn9riie Der 9fuNen. @s 9inS bic 8cpr,
pnb Smer paf&a Ieltit ;u- icinrm gmtlas Icrfei
ellen werpe.
IS beiGt fernrr, SaB Smsr 9aI6d, Nar16ou
ct. gtrraub unp Ssrp 8d8l1n in Sorna enen
&ricgsratb 9cGattsn. SaS 8rlultat Der Scratts
un0 IcQ mad rem einrn Srr8te pabiu auS9efauer
letn, ra6 Smcr gaiGa Bis ;ur gnndtrun9 Der
fransGiiIAen gtrnlre jrprS 3uIammentrsfen pernri=
ben, nab Dem 2lnprrn, raB cr Irfort init 10000
Mann sur GntIeBun9 Spn StItirta prriitcn mir
be.
Smcr paIAa'5 gtrmee ItlI nit bcm udtrn 6lt'
acl all bic !6Gben Ucn Cuban letnrn, NIT pGm linz
fen an ben 6luB Oriie.
9tm 26. Niat SrrIu6ten bic 9tuHcn let Surna,
Simrubl unp Gur9ciro itber bic Grnau gu So
ben. Der SeriU4 I6lu9 feGl.
9lm 80. wurpe Elm 2lnariif rer Jtuicn auf rhtt
tcr retadrtrn Sorts Su Stltilri1 Suriid9eidIa9cn.
Tie 9tuiicn Iollcn eingelteIen, Rap ii6 Siiiirta
nod, IA 5agcn bis gScten Galtrn ftunc Sis
ba6in wirp Smer YaI9a, rr6 Die 6ran3clrn 8es
tedt, e5 tcfreien tSmcn, es Iei penn, pab 9astics
mitidb lcinCm gusipru6e 9emSB, bic percnt8trn
0ssner ouf'5 Saupt 6IG9t.-
Gs oerlautet bic abtrryfun9 rrs 6itrlten @'crts
IAafpf; perlclbe lcl nit elmer Srnpun9 an bic
oeutIdrn SEfe Gctrnut prrben.
Die g8icrcrteIrBms Der fleincn sSaladct III
Spm GSar tcfUblru wprteil, angetlth, neil peren
G6umltna ben fenoIctigcn OemrniratiUnfn Der
bsutl6en WGttc [Sereihs pStrIc nt6tGtn'
balt gu tbun permcdte.
&alep mp 9rti AT Der &GIte spn GhfaIlien Ga-
sen ltb Rem S6iffen Der 2liirten iitsrSetrn.
Die llna6bdn9i8tsit BON @eUr9te 1T auss
epIgrc6cn werpcn. Die Srrtannten s tr 4 E II
iUllten srtt9erufcn werrsn.
Sn tben pertreitcte T6 bic &unbr, paB bic
essptiI6en Gruppen (tiirfii&eS 6iilfs.GUrps) cine
tctale Njcberlage In SbeiIalien erlittcn baten.-
Die Snlurgenten madten 500 @Gfangenr.
5m pirIus wurcen 5000 Sransplen ans
9ano gcIrbt, unp Baben SritB er9riffen. &Sni9
Otto fol- pa5 llltimatttm scn @naldno uno 5rdnfs
reid dnSenpmmen uno Elm neues Wiiniiterum uits
ter pem Siirlen Maurctprpatc 3uIammen terufcn
batrn.
Son Ytllan Girfen Sriefs Elm, peIGe bic SIcd'
trung 8i9a's s melpen.
Sefret9. Gin Scurier serlteB gSieu am
2. Stunt CT trinst bic fUrmrae 9luifcroerun9 sur
8iumun9 Der 5irienttimrr naf ct. peterstms.
0rrii6te ppn ipiecer onsrtniipften Serbanpluns
gen iinp atrrnialS in llmlauf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

B9- 9n Sranfrrib tbn,mt jeBt cine nsue grt
BON Gingaulstarrsn in @cbrau6, bic .Siel ;peds
mdbissr ais bic irBsen irin icaen. DIR Sard
Sat Sier 8dper unp III 10 9rbaut, baB ein SReil
pe0elben Fd iiber ben ganSen 8iden bes 9frrprS
eritredt, pGbrcnb bic Dprperiten 8Sber bis jur
Wiitte letnrs STrprrs rritrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

Eay- Der ,,9tnScisrr brs gBelrnS." cine brmrs
tratiide 3ttunB pUn ct. gcuiS, ia9t:
Die Sreuner rer oumantdt uno Sreibctt lint
in SrlbItoutberigms pw aStahcu spr StIa.
venIrage SrSmun9cn. iie wsrSen asitircn, unp menn
tie nur ibre S4ulpigfeit tbun pcllen, 70 pirp ce
itncn attinsen Die SIlasrn3ittg aus SanlaS unr
@letraeta, bic &nedte Der Sflapensidter aus pcni
Gpusrsb uup ibren Sbrrtuedt pom 9rdIpentcn'
futile rr9,ufe9en ="
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

Bon fan alien wetSenbauben Stdaten
lautsn bic Seri6te iiber BEN Stanp Der 6elper
iiberaus sintg, unb mir baten mad aller rabr'
i6einl6teit cine lebr rei6e Grnpte gu rrtrarten.
Der S6aben, ipelden Der s5reIt ben Baum
poltenp fIan5en Su9efd9t BAT, III ni6t 70
tereutenO ais man Qnfans5 slautte. Sn Der leb'
ten 3eit mar bic s4itternn9 int Sipen ben pHan'
Sen icfr 8iinifis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Sln Gar GDQectDrelr.

Die SarolltttcrCn Der Stabt QGcntnun unb hsr.
pcrfhitrrnEn Sauuidtps peu estha gauutb fdt has
Sabr 1854, Nno sriuht htb gu psrfamueln In osr'
Gcmmll1entrs lmteltube in alIsutaun, am 1cnners:
fad ben Is. SUM, um binrcitbeuoe Gitberbsit Np
itttltu uuo ibrs 0upltats in GmpfaHs 90 nsBmsu.
aGtutauu: Mrrrs uno Siio;gBdro-G. Y. uno o.
SdhStfcr.
9sha:lSare-S. Silsbman SlSppinesr.
Sbtr Sauscu-sSchn eCitb,
Sbir NJitlfrrp-Scibua .SReeelr,.
glGecr NRlfcro-pcurp Sn,
giSptr SlaIun9ie-gnrrsp Guesettr;,
SGer tuuait-Samucl NRiIitmsr,
ecmbill-Scnotbau Diebt,
.Ssotlber9-9Hiliam Nhonls,
slcro 9Rbritbal-Scbu pear,
SGo gSbtitbau-Danirl Ycikl. -
auaua-Scftph eajarus,
ooncptr-Ghartts Gclpcr,
SalJbur9-C5icecu Ritttr..
-94tiFtnturs-Scfep Bir..
~9rnu-sSaoo ,RiitlCr.,
BaIbtn9rn-9obocn Drnurrt;
Quf 8sftbt Der Gcmniiffcners:
Gpwarp Bed, S9rribtr::.
Stutl4 Ha2hB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

ng3- gtm lebten Sonntas purbe baS UirIte.
iprr@rne SenntasesrIeB gum erftrnmal in 9bila'
pelpbia ltreng uuessfiibrt. @ae SBirtbsbduier,
9agerber.SaIpns etc. waren sclAIcHrn mp-
ruritig cper ndt buriliS-es purfte ni4tS pu
;aplt prrrrn. Die nleiitrn snSliIden 3sitmgen
ipre6rn lld ic9r oinfs itrr bic Seirtuns hisirr
Ma6rrarl aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

rG5~ Benige Neilsn BON SrentUn lett Elm
5rauen;mmer bon 25 Snbrsn, prtde 70 natiirs
lite me6anilfc Galente brfbt pab lie trrcits cine
bUtiAr Carriage, cine Sltnte uno anbrrs slrs
titrl Serferti9t Fat. sic perierti9t Sclinea UNI
ipieIt birrlten; une allrs nirlrs bat lie cbne be-
lrnpern llnterridt erlcrnt.