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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

- ANOTHER PREMUM.-Mr. WHrrEHuRsf has
been awarded another premium for his superior Da
euerreotypes exhibited at the Worlds Fair Ia New
York. 1t will be remembered that Mr.. w. receive
from the Worlds Fair in London two medals for L
unrivaled daguerreotypes of President Fillmore and
Cabinet, and Pantiscopes Of Niagara FaIr. besidet
premiums at all the fairs at which he has exhibi.e
for many year past. This SPEAKS volumes in f.vo,
of his galleries.
Call and have your likeness taken at Whitehurst'l
Gallery, rear ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sen left
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

~ JOE sHuL INGToN resolves all the New Books
and Newspapers IS fast as publilhed. He is agent
for Hari er's and all the other Magazines, and our
readers will always find . Large and good assort
ment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store Odeon Building, OAK street and Penn.
ylVania avenue. .uo 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

A"kNow NOTHING" GANE.-A green slab.
sided Yankee, who lives somewhere in Yer.
mont, saw N advertisement in the Boston Her
aid, that any one who would send 81 to j. Burl
mount, should in return be told how to make
lots OF money. So Greeny up and did it, and
received in reply the following:
BosToN, September 5, 1854.
MI, Dear Sir: Yours of the 81 at
Of Aug. and post-msrked the 4th Sep. is a,
hand snd in reply if you will take morse and
Wagon and peddel seggars you can do as well
as told you made some seven hundred dol.
lars In month last year yours truly
BURLMoUNr.
Greeny allows" that he has got his mon.
ey's worth in experience.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

A HINT FOB TIE Pos1NAsrER GENERAL
The British Lords of the Treasury have awarded
Mr.. John Dicker, inspector of mails, the sum
Of $500, as compensation for his invention
Of an apparatus for transferring mail bags to
and from railway carriages at full speed, with.
out stopping
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
SEVENTH
ANNIVERSARY BALL.

THE 'Island Friendship Club" respectfully an.
i nounce to the public that their Seventh Ami
v-rsary Ball will take place on MONDAY EVEN
ING, October 9th, 1854, at Island Hall
Particulars In future advertisement,
san lp-8te .ss7ss
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

hxIsRAHTs.-Upwards of four thousand
immigrants arrived ct New York on Saturday
last.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
MURDER AND MArRIMoNY. Cincinna

MURDER AND MArRINoNY-The Cincinp atj
Gazette, of Saturday last, says:
"a few days since We announced that duel
had taken place between young Short. of this
city, and Alexander Peacock, Of Chicago, nea,
Alexandria. KY, and subsequently the death
Of Short, from the injuries he had received
1t will DO remembered that Peacock LII sde his
escane and 1t was not known whittier he had
81 70 learn that on Thursday last, he
roy 30 this city and effected compro.
mise with the young lady who was the cause
of the difficulty, and they were married yes
terday. Mr.. p. and his wife left on the cars
over the G. II. D. Railway for his home in
Chicago"
A marriage inaugurated with homicide /.
not like to produce the happiest results
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

W. AnoW.NOthiDgs, Attention !
S Having seen my name misrepressnted in the
list Of names known as the Nnow-Nothing voters OF
the Fourth Ward, where am set down 81 Henry
Forrest, when it should b Henry E. Forrest Make
this correction, Mir. Know.Something, and ohlige
sepi9-1t* HENRY E. FORR4sT.
M Attention, National Greys!-
n You are ordeIed to meet at your armory o,
III Ii This (Tuesday) EVENING, At ~ O'clock, IS
" W business Of Importance will b. b ought before
the Company. LEM. TOWERS, Captain,
SEP l9-lt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

fu,r, ,me;,a WASHINGTON LIGHT INFAN.
Wv MsSSlSl TRY GRAND MARCH, dedic. ted 20
Captain K. c. Darlington, by Prof s.
Eh lieu, just published by HILBUs HITZ and
for sale at the principal music stores.
sep
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

NEW GOODS opened to-day at
IN WARRINER 4 SEMKEN, Jewellers,
een 1Q-1w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

~ few weeks and you may regret that you
did not have likeoess Of all your family made
Now Is the time while you have few leifure mo
Dents.
Gail at VANNERsoN's and get one of his inimitabe
Crayon Dsguerreotypes. sepS-lms
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

EoREsT SCENES in Norway and ewenden; /
IL vol Lendcn
The Great Highway. story o. the Worlds struggles
by 8. W. Fullom: vol; London
Williams Life Of Julius Cesar: VOL; Union
soyers Shilling Cookery for the People Lend N; Is
Pigeons and Rabbits: by E. s. D.lemer price rs cts
Sand and Shells: nautical sketches; rs eta
James tho seeons, novel by Ainsworth London
25 cts
Pin Money, BY Mrs. Gore; London 391S cts
The DovAger. by Mrs. G re; London; 35L eta
Ernest Ma!travsrs, by Bulwer; Londcn; 81 4 cts
just received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
san 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

No. DEMOCRATS AROUSE Com
U3 forth In defence Of Equal La ~ Q
and Equal flights !-Ths Democrats OF
Wellington. and those who are friendly to Equal
Laws and Equal Rights, are requested to meet at
Carusi's Saloon on WEDNESDAY RVENING ne, t.
at o'clock, for the purpose Of organising an Asso-
citation in opposition to the enemies Of Cua and Re
iig,0us freedom, Men Of all creeds, who desire to
worship God they please snd every cit zen of the
United States it matters not where he was born is
invited to come.
Come as the wind comes when forests are Bonded:
Come IS the waves come when nsviss are stranded
Come as freenaen who battle for right;
T ue men of America, come In your might
sep 1876
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
CHICKERING'S SUPERB PIANOS.

Just received, per bark CelestiA,
= from Jston, the fir,t Of my Fall sup
Splies of PIANOS, from the old and
v Wv ord renowned factory Of Chickering
Sors These, with the Pisnos in store compris
ing an assortment of the best New York Planes en-
brace every variety Of patIeTn and scale Ms gni6.
cent Louis NV, central and squsre instruments, Of
6. 81, 81, tA md ociaves. These Pianos are
suoerior in touch, tone, and durability to any In
this cruntrv.
viii sell Pianos as low as they can be bought In
the United Sta es, and cheaper thai single Piano
can be purchased In the factories and brought here
Second hand Pianos taken in part payment
BY the Boston Packet Of Wednesday next, shall
receive "a sd iiionsl supply
full assortment Of Guitars, Plates, Violins, Ac-
cordeons &c &c.
New snd populsr Music constantly received.
sep lS-St RICHARD DAVIS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

NOR AUTUMN AND RINTER-Gentiemsn q
l. Furnishing goods of new and elegant styles.
So IFS, stocks, Cravsts, Ties, Hdkfs
suspenders, Hosiery, 10 just received at
LANES
Gentlemen's furni ,hing
q Store, Pa. avenue, near ~ street.
? sep l0-eo1w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

NDEsGARMENTSJ JUST RECMvEp, have
~ just opened Q full suppy of Gentlemen's IN.
der Shirts and Drawers, silk, marilo, lambswool,
scotch do4 shaker. and Canton Flannel, DC which
am now prepared to dispose of at the most reason
able pricee. LANES
.... Gentlemen's Furnishing
Store, Pa avenue, near ~ street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS

AND FASHIONS.
nUVALL BRO, Merchant Talors, have Just
IL returned from New York, where they IA
have made their purchases from the best
importing hou seS and are now prepared to w
exhibit one Of the choicest and richest s-A
sentiments Of Goods in tn. II line OF business all Of
which they are prepared to make 10 order la the
most elegant and ia shionable style
sep lS-eo3w DUvlLL BRO.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

Nov complete, the best edition Of jays Morning
~ and Evening hxsrcses ever Published Four
thick volumes on large type and fine paper. each
volmme containing exercises for three monthe
trios s..
By the same author, Lectures on Female Scripture
Characters. 81
The Christian Contemplated, course Of lectures
40 cents.
The Jubilee Memorial. 80 Gently.
New Book 1or Youth, just publised.
Our Folks at Home, in l vol ,16 mo- illustrated
with ten handsome wood sngravinga PRO, 75
cents. This Is Q new volume of superior excellence,
designed to enhance and cherish a love Of home
and its attractions at the great centre Of earthly y
as well as to impress upon the minds of youth the
importance Of having object In life, and that OBJ
ject a really useful one
For sale at GRAY B BALLANTYNHs,
No. 49S, It'll rect,
Where can also bs had School Books at the Il west
prices (SsntineD Ger 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

nRnSs SHIRTS for Gentlemen, 70 1ths, a d Bows
~ Of all sizes, qualities and prices A full .tocl
now on hand. Thoee who patronise me in this de-
partment may depend ON q good At, good article
and reasonable prices LANES
Gentlemsn's Furnishing
Store, Pc. avenue, near ~ street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
NOWLOSTOR STOLEN

NOW LOST OR STOL EN.-Lost or stolen
" from the reside ncs Of the subscriber on SUNDAY
lss, light hrindle cow, with the left horn broken
of xbou four inches from the be d, with a mall
White star in the forehead, and with two white
spots on the belly. Any pers N who will return
sid Cow, or give information upon which the thief
will De convicted viii receive a reward Of Eve dol
Lars from JAS. HARRINGTON,
sep l6-As corner OF 10Th and stpe.ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

cR % RE WARD.-Strsye cd away from
~ my premises, about six weeks since black
an1a0 COW, part Durham. will give the above
reward Of s. for her delivery De, at my resdenos
corner sth and street, Northern Libe ties
sep l6-3;s MICHAEL REARDEN.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

100 BARRELS HERRINGs just received. 70
lOO sale by MURRAY 4 SEMMES.
1Q-ocft
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

o~ Mizpah Encampment No. 6,
luz Il. O OF /. R.-There will be regular
meeting Of this Encsmpment TOMORROW (Tues.
day. EVENING, at O'Clock, and every first and
third Tuesday Of each month until further notice
ALL members Qn good standing OF not) are request
ed to be present to morrow evening" as business of
Importance will require their attention.
sep 1871 FRANK BARLEY, 8. D.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

NDE q GAhMENTS.-shaker flannel, CASH
~ mere nsrino Saxony Scotch wool G.use me.
rlno, Isle thresd, silk and cottrn UNDSRGAK-
MENTs. Shirts, Collars, Linen and Musl n so.cm,
~ BIGI'S
sep ~ Wiliards' Hotel
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
gsierte.anli.8etratbtnna

Der Goitcr ber ,,gfeparfer 3eitunS" briidte in
iener A. Suti Drummer Ieine 0efiible In fpl9eneen
gSprtsn aus, bic sielnli4 pcl Stcif gum Naderns
Ten snthaltrn:
5eute Dor 78 Sabrrn rrticen rie Grrtrtrr Der
t3 snsliI4en Sclcnesn, pcld,e ieit jeucr Belt bic
@runelase Der 9isputlif Der @rr. Staatrn Scn
Ncrb s9mrrita biltrtrn, bic GrfidrunS ibrrr llns
abbaneisteit ppn Der ensliIhen Wondrhic. gfa6
enem 7iibrisrn harten .Rimrf in prldcm lle ppn
frriteitliebsnbrn Mimern alicr 9iaticnen, rrn
DsutIArn. 6ran,cicn, pcIrn, s5rlSnorrn II. 10.
rurh Gelp, gSaTen, WannfAaftcn uuS friraStr-
flbrene Siibrrr uutcrlist warecn, gclang es ihnrn
ras sSprt in bic 5baf,u iiterltben, biz or flGrte
llaatbangigtrit ;u elmer Writ d, cn gu mdden.
llnabbdngis alic finn ie, tic Srrrni9ten
Gtaatcn pcn 9tcrp 2lmcrfa, felt rinrr lanAen LAM
seu 9tcibe son Sabrm. llaattSngJ 1T otrr
and Der G,ar pen 3uBlanb, unabtanSi9 Der 5irii
bon 96tcnIein, unabbdnaia rer Saier BON Sa'
pan unb unattinsis rrr Yarit in Rcm.
Gl,t ter llnatGdngigfeit aletn ii ally nr6 gar
nidts sriast bic llldbBiaSi9teit it fIinra Shub
YulYtr psrtb ireaH lic nidt nit rsr Nreth cit
6lnb In Smn Neht Srciheit cbne llndbbGn9S'
feit III tauleno @lal teiIrr, ais llnobb6n9igfeit
pbne 5rr,Srtt Sra3t rem SflaYrn in mitrrr
,,9tcrrci6cn 8epublif," r6 CT rirIe llnothdn8i9'
f,t nit brr 3Isabe Der Silnscrc, prcr rb Ct bic
@t6saSS atsit Der trttilGrn &olpniean nit rrr 3u'
glbe Der 5rcl6eit por,cbt.
Gs 1T flar, bic 6retbeit it taS Gnti6ets
rcnrr, unb bic llnabbdn9igFcit ii nur rn mtT,
gtcrbrttcr Sbril rcr Srri5eit.
Sat atrr bic Sreibrtt 1rit tcr Griinoun9
birier unatbSnsssn 8cputlit gcmcnncn Srrer
fSnnsn mir rms niht Iasen lriper maIen mir acs
ftrben, bab bic 5rcbcit cbcr prrirren, ais Scmrn'
nrn bat g8ir trauArn rieie Scbauptuu5 Etrr
uiht prttr gu srStttrn; mir batm lir cit 9cnua
;.rstieorrt unp IN ibrcn Gn;rlbeitrn ausrnnnrrr.
seirst, felt unIer Satt paS 2tt Der gSttt rrbIidt
bat ="
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
g crb bctratbct:

gm 4. bieIeS, rurd paltcr 3. 81. Shnmder,
n Aibatp Did NIT 8cteeca 90 IS t.
hi II g va m, tcee pen parryUiar. Gartrn Go.
9lm A.. Suli, tur6 9fr. 9. 6. 9rcba, . a.
d en- + a d mt:G-l em inc5rier,
trtrr ppn @lertoun.
(Ourtb rtn Ghrp. or''.. pausr.)
Gm tS. SUM-, STU tp 9 I'm a I'M nit Q O..
pbia 8crcrriper, teire Srn 2Seltpenn.
slm I Suli, aus, Cd init 81 ra.a n
Sarra 4, teipr BON SIpmn.
gm 2. SuIi, SrnaS2rsteiter ben STt.
penn, nit 8ebceea 9ebler BON S4citpenn.
= Saml. &neatmit Sarah S4utB,
bribe srn Sitprnn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
9lQentDUn 0DItamt.

Srlssnoe 9riefs ttiebsu bis Dirnito9 SRitta9 i'm
bel9Sn pritamt ls9su:
9l-Mcrsan glppd, q. M. gteIe, s. gIter'
ger.
S-6rnrY Srasrr, getcr Sus, s. q. Bill
beimsr Caroline Scrnrr, Nlablcn 8. Sicrp, 9bis
lip 9. Sfibl, Scbn SIant, gtn9elne SrpnS1 .
S-Subn IS. Craig, 3bps. Craig.
N-Gpnrap Oetrit, 8ianrp Dcilp, Srlo>
mon DdYibbeiIrr, g8illtam Siebl, Sac. y. OeIts
ler, Sobn Dornep, Srnrp Gcnnert, Spcn Grps
man, Caroline Gbmdnn.
SIS. G. anrntpwn, Ssnrp 5rrp, Garrn
5rrB, Senri6 Sasin9cr.
Gi-Oapip GrUB. gtpin gnauB, eN.r ScHn
,Gjrcb, gBilIiam 0icB, NidnaiIeS Gutb, Srlcmcn
G5rslemer, 0ap. G,iltrrt, OaS. @clc, SN@cco,
8. unp O.. Gjrpb, g8.n, geener, Seize @'iine.
S-Sctn Scfb NHd3ad Gtioebeitrl, Snmes
SpTnau, Gpparp' Srllman, llriaS 6. Sarscl 2,
Gbarles saT, Sobn Siaparp, SHm. 9. 9auS'
man, gttrr Guber.
S-NcIeS Serpme.
S-Gbarlcs Sledntr, Yauf Srd. ScbnSraut'
der; Marp 8unsman, loen, &rimrr, Otaria Sei'
ter, Gmna Seiprr.
Q-g. unp u. 9rnb, Scbn 0cid.
SC-aler. MGel, Charles Dlrb, Wtarsarrt
glaies, gB6clmine MrBtcr, Daniel Nica, Sa'
COB Oeobr, NR6arl unO Sruoer, stbnm Ntiler,
@tbepn Nearr 6. 81. Minni6, 6. NlprtUn.
SS-GnOA 9lrIbarc, albsrt 9Gabarni. 3tcS.
9ieubarb, Gleancr 9feubarb.
9-0ufaD perb,
T-Scbn 9lcbcrts, 9ldtb. 8au, 8. &. Slit.
ter, Srbn gptb,. g. %. 8eap, 5risnriG Jiaa'l,
Warp Ycr.
S-Steutn Scrfa6, ScIrpI S6rrr, SURn
Sepel, Spbn Sdrper, SaYrc unc !sarfer, Sarpb
Seibcrt gBm. Stdifrr, col. Ssfsl, Srf. Sbds
fer. anbrstp SrllrrS, NarY st. Strust 2, 9. 8.
.Sisa, SeIe Glesfrsp, yltubsn Semmel, spbia
S6wss, Wartba Snybrr, Stnrp Strcub, aarpn
Sfaup, gpparS Stiu, 9etsr. Stsuterser.
S-peter Grcrsa, IT,, Glilabett Srri6lsr.
OS- -GiiIatrtb S8ieir, Scbn gBasner, S9nab
gBernal, amanba g8lpcner, Dapic>6. sSbeelrr,
5bcmas s8arb, Srnrs gSclf Geo. s4rcp.
SJ-SsFe ycbs, s8. .. ysa8er.
S8tfs,Srisfe.
Scbannrs S6allcr, Gli,atrtb Gtrrr, Subann
gale, gtcclpt pes, Sulas Gubef, gcttIp6 gB.
Sod, EctiaS 9tuOolpb, gIbam g8prel, @rcrSc
S6nriprr, Daniel Stoslin.
N. Y. 6prn6ed, 9. R.
5at la. lm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
(s5 c It or b c ~ !:

(girsclautt hurth ntn Ghrp. Srn. { eSacr9
Nn 4ten Suli, IN 5anceer, Sdrab Nnn,
5rdtcr BON gf9olaus Strrnrr, i'm IS. Sabre.
9m 7ttn SuIt, in SanpSer, M 6asl3el'
ner, i'm 43ften SATIRE.
gu 27liru Stunt, in 5rantfn 5aunI6ip. 9 a.
rat Spuila, 36dter6rn prn Ueprge 6ribrp,
an gidtrr, I'M 2trn Sabr.
Nn prrlebtcn 1icnitag in S6rsSluccn 9ip.,
geda Gaunty, !Serr 9Sillia Stair, friiber.
bin elm Nit9liep her sgeIesgrbuns prn
prltm Gdtnts, unt iitrrtaupt Gin frbr telettcr
unp a6ttarer Siir9er, in Ieincm 4Sltcn estenSs
ialre. gm lcbten Srritng purren peIIcn lletrr<
rrte, itntcr Srslcituns ftasa Nblreidcn 2eidengcs
fclses teerbi9t, tri welder G'rirycnbst rrr @brm.
Scrr Scmmerer cine IcGr 9d6idte Qei6enrrre belt.
9lns lebten Somltag, in gGerrrmilfrrr, Seha
Gaunip rcbin lie auf SeIuh 9ereist mar. M ds
til ba, Gtr9atttn pom Spbn 9HIetae1 scu 9bilas
celptar cine srtcrne Gpltrr, unb rbeoem ron ries
fem GaantY, in ibrrm 81. getensmbre. slm lsB~
ten Nientd9 wurern ibre llrberrcite bel Der
Sdpammer Stride beerpist, tei rslder Gjrlrgrns
brit Der @brip. Srr sBsIer cine pafenhs, 2ridens
reoe belt.
am SrrIebttn Sonntas, 3u GrrtmaHburs,
aaron 3raniue, i'm 81 Ten Satpe.
(Gin9claupt rurb 9ofcr Duts9
Clint 1. SuIt, in Sal,tura, am 8rets, Y l.
Iabctt, @begattin BON Oneib Gilbert, unp
Scdter Scn apdm toeder, I'M 40. Sabre.
9lnt4. Suli, in Siirwbcitbal, am 5ieber, 8 o.
Iua Seinri6, SHbnan pen Scbn 9rrrea,
i'm 1 Item Ncnat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12

Wreiie in 3Illcntaun am Oienffao.
YritGell 9Sdblx

Cine StrIammluna bcr StcdIaGtsr Der Geicls
I4aft, senamt Der Yrrlirrnt, Serpaltrr unr
Gcmpagne fir bis Gui6tuns rner Bride ttcr
prn 2e6a Slug na6p Der Shlbt 9llrntaun," wirt
srbalRn wrrpen am Gaf9uule hes s. Se'. Gs-
a 6, in btInstrr Stabt, ant eriten Mpntag in,
au9uli nG61cns, lint lttr gla4mittass, fir ben
gnNSrfd sinrr 9reiipentrn, eirr Ssrplltrr unb
cincn S9abmciitsr fir teldgtr 6cmpagnie 3u rr<
nGbten, bic fiir ras Iauienre Sabr piensn fCllcn.
Bur ndinliden 3sit pirr aud Der SGabmriitcr
ben 3hitanp rrr belaStrn Grhra9nie ben Stcd'
baltern Scrlcser.
peter 6ofman, preiioent.
Suti r.. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
9t q 6 + | Cbs t

tptrS bicrit srse6rn ba6 Der llhttT6tie6tnr dH
grecutcr non ncr SintrrlaiIenI4aft ben ueufasdas-
ncn Sannab 3siSGUii, lsbtbin SsH Itx-
.Iautpn Tip, grda Gaunty, anaeifelt trerten ilf-
aar, rpelds an teIugtr 6ntrrIaiIrni6aft f&ulbiw
inb, psrpsn pabrr auisrforrert, inncr4alb 6.s8c4~
en- abSuteSabten, up SplGe. rie nod r4t,naifse:
Srrperitnern batsn brtiebrn ibrs aeEnunsen ettn>-
fails bnnen trfp1ter 3eit irstIts sdtiSt einsutdn~
pigen, an
GalpmGn Wcaucrr I9ent
fdr sato5' SRsbsr. Grssutrf..
Sunt s.. aq6irs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
Or. Tranflin unS Ser Taullcn,cr.

5ic fclacnte GjcIAiGtr, prltber prn Srftpr
5rantln Cridblt wirc, iiter bic grt unc gScie, pe
CT irne @'tid,Ipfc, in unItm ln9rn 3ritYerl6wrns
Der prrr Slutlcnisr 9cnannt, bfbaneelte, oerptCnt
icgar in unfrcr 3ctt utp bel Dem i:g8rn OrIAlrdft
9elslcutItb arBemlnrt ju pcrfea.
Gncs IhGncS Niorgcns, aIS 6ranttn cmfs be-
IAditi9t mar, Ittnc 3eituu9 fir rte 9rlIt 3u Re.
rrtcn trat Gin GdulsnSer in BEN Stobr, pcrbrafte
cine Stunre rper mebr, rie Sitder an,ul6aurn
unp nabm cnptA ems in bic Soup, ben StOBrbus
zen I'm ben 9>rctS peiislten Frh9rnp.
Gtnen 5balcr, wdr bic 2ntwrrt.
Gncn 5taIer, Iagte brr 6auaen,er, tGnnn Se
r5 nidt tiuScr gibtn? 9trin, mabrIitb ni6t, Gin
S9alcr 1T Der YrriS.
g4iecrrum mar cine tnlte Shnbc Ymgan9cn,
ais Der ;3ritperidsprnpsr fra9te: 81 Scr 6rants
lin Su Sauie.
Sa, or it in trr Drudtrp5fcr.
SD mbdtE itn ieken.
Der Stporfeepcr untrrrtdtcte Jranfltn Ic9leid,
baB Gin locrr i'm StUre lrii Der ibn ;u iebrn wun-
I6r. 6rdnflin mar I4neG bntrr Dem Counter,
ais Der 3citpfrIhrpenper nut pem Bud in Ger 5anp
ion iol9rnperlpelr anrepete.
Nlr. 5rnntliu, mas it paa srringits, eas Iic fin
taS Bud nsbmrn
Ginrn 5balrr unn enrn Sicrtrl.
9tbor S9r iunser Nldun ra fcrrert mir nar Gle
iten Dollar.
glaes re6t, i6 GStte rs bsifer Tim einrn Sbdlsr
SrrfauIeu tGnnen, nrm id. nidt aus Der SIfics
9rruien perben ware.
Der 5aulenjer Iaien esrtpunocrt une uni ohS
@slprd8, bas er isltt anscfansen, gu Gnpe Su
fibrrn, Iagte or: Spmnen sic Nir. 6rantlin unt
agrn sic mir BEN niepri9fcn Yrris, Den sic fii'
pas Bud nebmsn werprn.
Gnen unp rincn balbrn Sbalrr.
g4ir, unp sic Ielbf bpten es mir su 81 1 an.
| 81 pObt, unp i6 bate telIer ienen YrriS anSG
ncmnen, ais ieBt Gin wlr einen balten Sbaler.
Der 3fitperI6prnrer teSablte ben 9res, stnt
leinrn 0rlbditen nad, pern CT irelde bette lull
Or. 5ranflin tfbrts in ieinr Siiiee sariid.
l. ~ m = IA p ri. g. L..,,La n. so,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12

?tus rsm D@ud& Gountp Grprrg" rem 4. Su'.
Der S6leicr 1T 8efallen.- -Gli &obrbad,
. nod am Seben !!
lleter ben Dor ciuiscn gSr6en IN Der gidbe BON
@ataIpuaua, 2eha Gauntp, perI6wrnnrncn el
8cDrtah, ipcriiter 70 YeriAicrennrti8e @ertihtc
i'm llmIauis pars, ftnnen mir trute ndbrrc umr
auafibrli6e gusfunft 9rtcn. Drielbe bernprt
lid nGmIid felt ungcIGbr rrei gSp6en gang pcbls
trbaltrn bel Spbn g8citel in O6glestaun, rC CT
ais SaElrr pisnt g6ir ermitteltsn pieics auf fol-
senbe gBe1c :-?Fm lebtrn 5reita9 murSen mir
prn Sn. Gbarles gtrlf, Gia., bon Gatalauqua
per Selesrapb crIu6t, uns su rrfunri9cn, rb be-
lastcr 9lcbrtaG F6 III Ocslestaun befinbe ;
9lcidg madtfn mir unS auf bic Sptfrn unp feline
IS Mtnutrn Ipdter rsaren mir i'm Stanpe, ben
Srn. gplf bon rrm utisen 3rIultats in Senntntb
,u IeBcn. 9Sir riubrrn ipeitcr BON Jtrbrbadl
ieltl, bab er in Der 9ingtmrntas glatt, ais CT
ocn eer GlrdncraSiller Sdttalipn ;uriidtehrte,
9frrb unb 9Bagen ,Inweit Gdtaiaubaa I'M 5reicn
itrben lief unp aus ibm Ieltit untctanntrr uriade
UrabrIfsnih ;u siel I'M Scpfc). aah ScYIess
taun 9ns, trp er ith gleidb te letnrr gntunTt bel
9Ssifel alS SaGler Srrpin9te. Gr beatlidtt9t btns
nrn Sursem mad GatnIauqua 5uriid;utcbrrn, ire
cr alSpann Irinrn rummcn Strei6 miii1olt6 auss
fiibrli6r mittbrilm miro. Srin Sctra9en 1T,
10 Ian9e man ibn bier frnnt, pbne 9abel, nur
Ihrnt er cin 3u 9rcBer 9ietba6cr rrS ,,Starten" }"
gu Ien, mas r6ne 3reifcl bic llria6r aleS Scrs
gcfatlrnsn 1ein tpirp.
eey- 9tcbrba6 Ioa, mic mir SernrRmrn, berrits
mad GataIauaua Surud9efrhrt iar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12

$, G}ar rerfpribt Seitreid .oas tiirfifbe
@ebet 3u lumen.-Scfutb ftanf.
Das 1ampfIdiT Baltic, wrIfrS rie 9siic
iitcr ben S;ran in prnsrr ais 8 GagCn II Stuns
ZEN ocmadt bat, III Ioetsu nit Gage lpdtrrn
Seridtcn in 9ieuprrt anselnngt.
Die widtislte Na6ridbt srn Gn9lanc 1T raS
llnmoAlIein &rlIuttt, wrlfcr rten ricrer cine Sc
DC 3u glew.GoItle baltsn ipltc. mas jcet prrldc'
6rn rrrcn muGte. Seine 8rrrn, wCrin rr Gng'
lamb unp SelreiG rsrb rcn 9rrt lirlt, MAIDEN un'
1rGeure Ssnlatpn.
Dte @ntwcrt bes G;ars uuf bic SRreid,i'
Ide 9lcte rrrcidte 9Sien am "a. Suni unp lautrt
pag ais Gin ,}ei6rn ber-bptcn gdtung fir Srit'
reid, Jtublanp paS tiirtlte @rtief sa raunlru
einpiaige.
;3uIclse tcGsn SrIeElS srn Ct. Irterfturs il
bic adn,e ruIfl6e grmre in rem 9pnauGnrrrr
auf9ctrctbcn unp Sebt li6 na6 penn 9ntb 5uriid
Die SeItrcider 9atrn jest rem at9CldlciIencn Ser
traoc aemGG cas pcn Den 9luiIen prrldGene ojctici
~ brIeycn unp stiIdiam ais Srrmttlrr haffItit 81
a1ircn.
Die gtuiIrn Gatrn tir auf tcm S6iiTe 5tSrr
ron rc Gnsldnpcrn 9cnrmmCnCn 16 Sancnrr
auf ben hcuerri6teten Sattrrtrn SpriIRS auf9e'
pann3t. 80.
Grtt Grcm GinmariA in tie Giiriicntliimrr fol-
len bic 8uTsn purd Sranflrit unp &rir9 $4,000
Wann Serlurrn tatcr.
SCm Srieasidauplabe in giirn pirb NIT na6:
item zinc rntld,crsnre S6la6t rripartet, tnrrn'
S9amYl nur rinise Sa9cmGrlAe pom 2iflis ent'
fernt MAR NIT $4,000 @lann~
Die 8uitn waren in elmer frlr frthktsn SaNe
ttnb cS lit trinabe mmE9li6 Su 9lautrn RAP lic
i'd, 3u rctten ira Stanpe Ien rsrbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-12
0elelll0Qfts : 9[uabfltnG..

Na6riht wirr bicrnit 9raetrn, rae bic felt si~
niger 3rit Der ;wiitaa hcn llntrrsei6nstrn in bsr
Start Glrntalm, untrr Der 5Sirma rcn " b.
unb 1rrrell tetanbsre Sanpslt.5irma. Int
rem suSmaHs S6ncibrrs0 0ti6dlt. ant 10. Sa%
Il tur6 trirerieitiar Grwjuiauns auf8elaet more
BEN 1T. 9Iac brienisrn Wsl6s ned on &iaste
5irma f4ulpen, inb birrbur6 rriu&t innertalb 2
Mcnatrn bel aarrn Srcpa onpIrufsn anb absu.
ts,ablen, unp SrIdc bic nod rr2tmd6ias 8crrss
run9sn bdtsn, trlietrn irlds Icgrit cinSutdnbi%
gen. SraneiS 8, 0ircn.
NarpnT Trcre1..