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j -. ~
RicH SPEEca The indianapolis Journal gives
an aceonntof the speech made in thai city recent
~ by Mr.. Robinson. who was there as a delegate
10 the Democratic Conventions. The speaker took
high grounds IN favor of the Nebraska biil. Prov
ing most concln lively that the Missouri compro-
mise was no compromise atall. and that its repeal
was no breach Of faith. The Journals account Of
what the speaker said ON the whiskey question is
rich, and we append it:
Nov is the time, 2 says Ir. Robinion stfor the
Democrats TO take ground on This question:. Shnll
we, now help whisky, which has so long helped
us, or shall we basely leave the field, and see our
friend Quilted before our eyes2 Shall we not stand
together must we not stand together, since none
of us can stand alone2 Shall our party be sun
deIed by the cry of sohriey or the fanacisn of de-
cencyi Mol When my eyes shall be TUNED for
the last time to behold the glass in
they not my friends distressed with iferences
and eckessiy wasting, i may be- " hiskyl
lay they NOT look upon country blasted with,
cultivation, cursed with industry and the barrel
that holdsits glory buFsiesl OF cesed iti But on
the contrary, may see their banner 10. defiled
with those words, OF delusion and folly: ~ hat
does all This liquor do, but. blazoned on all
its ample folds wherever II floats in lie Town OF
in the country that sentiment dear 10 every Demo-
cfat, WHISKY and DemocIacys now and forever,
one and insepara hle., =
GJ-Airs. D. Spitswooa winston, the eldestchiids
by the second marriage. Of Patrick Henry, OF rev.
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Great Bargain.
1R slbseyihef, wishing quiz the Confectionery bus
II 9iIieaS, seilE sell out cheap. e s. 2 ~ NJ
ie27rS3i 7iFsf q q n. Ag sPIRKRR Markefsts II
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PRryArE REsiDEaoEs IN SEw YoaK CtTS.A-.-s.As.
| a specimen of the splendor of some of the resi-.
dences of wealthy citizens of New York city. We.
give the following interesting description of one
from letter of Hans Yorkel' to. the New Orleans
Bulletin:
sfBnt few mansions in this city are eclpsed by
the palace OF Mr al. O.. Roberts, OF the u. S. Mail
Steamship Company. just completed ut the corner
OF 18th street aIld Fliih Avenue. The mansion in
question is perfect in aiirespects 1t is about 80
leet front with depth OF 100 IT.; constructed of
brown stone elaborately carved. You enter hall
paved with lasseated marble in small squares
the woodwork is of black walnut, except the win
dows, which are of rosewood. At the right is a
winding; staircase Of p, lished walnut. The par
Tors are three deep, and then dining the
night OF the latter you enter the conservatory floor
ed with marble; at tile left the picture gallery
The slaIter is loom of some 20 ieet square, and
about 80 in height, at The of the iot-lghted
by sEyiight from the top. The floor is RAISED
from the entrance and is approached by steps Of
white marble. AT the rear of tie gallery is the
picture of siWashingtOn crossing the Delawate,'s
by Lentze, and at the sides many gems known by
reputation. The front of the room as a gallery
near The ceiling which is over the dining room.
Every room, sides and ceiling, is Teseoel in taste
fnl styIe-subdued rather than gaudy. The Sec
ond story has the suite of private apartments bed
rooms, boudOirs and library. The latter, next 10
the picture gallery bespeaks the man Of taste. II
| is finished with deliberately carved oak. 0aken
cases, oaken cabinets. and oaken doors. The
books are OF very rare and fine editions. The
dome over the stairway is of stained glass. MOI
are the kitchens and servants apartments by any
means OF less taste and elegance. rhes stables
and Offices are in the rear of the picture gallery.
and by sfher side is bowling room and billiard
apartment The cost of the house has not Leen
far from 81 600, and the furniture is of cores
ponding magniHcence. Butsthe most perfect and
refined taste pefvades the whole. You feel that
yoi are in the mansion Of the gentleman who de-
serves aud honors wealth rather than one of the
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5 PRINTING INKS. ---7--5zz77
new lot Of fine Book Inks in 1 H. ca rom the
4 ~ - 5paliuiactoryo Of Lay g Bro philadelphia.
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GTNirs. D. Spitswooa winston. the eidestchilds
by the second marriage. Of Patrick Henry, Of rev.
dictionary fame. died al Memphis, Tenn on The
am inst.
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80 Notioe.

AHYogNG Geutlenan teaiges to take charge or an
Academy or High SCHOOL, either IN yirfinia, ken
lucky. or Tennessee, He is capable or teaching tEe
branches usoay taught in such schools TIE best TeiT.
elreS can be 81 ten. Address Up a,Ifoi, Qir
.glals. nnill the ist o. lslly. ISL myes
40 Prs Ladies' 4. d. Fefofss, received al Oak Han,
lels 1eSEAE & CO.
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- ft)R SALE. q ----SS-~Il
DESIRABLE brick house. sitI,,.,. 4 =
m,s inquire Of 'fhoaass S SiSv's q.
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.tjthES1sFttU n EEth0Pr.
HAY received direct from Europe via Bremen, o
consignment OF Willow Ware, which shall sell to
ME trade on tile most dvantageous feriIrs. ~ $50 =
Z, jesG 49, ISAAC PRAGER, 1f6 Main st.
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COPY BOOKS

4 = iIia OF aud, by L. siIlllsI IyeS, Ii. d. lust
received and for sale by PETER Iist, H En- 80
.s,;.s,2ss 9Th st between Aionioe ana Union
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GUM BETTING. -
1hGl5 FEKT inst ieceiyed from Boston Betting Com.
eIsSA( VI sany tlowest futes by
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Ths Fourth Of July at rort 1Sseosssity.

THbRspAY MORNING. JUNE %. 1854.
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fARNOEDsSs WRITING FLUID.
NHE best Ink in the ket without excent.oi
stanily ier sale al the ind re-
aIl: 49, assstss l3e2ss WILDE d REsO.s
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49, 4 The fine light dIaught steamer ~
CUBA, Captain s. Williamson, will
,g.Lss q ,eg9Iar uIio,l lAps packet be-
ing WIN me Line' om cineinnati to Louis
This boat is new aud has superior passenger accom-
tnodatfols.
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~ ~ & Stray Cow
ftAME 10 the premises of Ills snbscFfher living on
" The sist .ay g JEaes
call Prove plepery, pay charges and take her
iGnea Us INsEE.
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IARDsOIB AND BaCON.
1f1sBEA 3. SUR & Fitcli,s N o. Lard oilj E
~ ne tieTce9 Wharf on Son,s s. O. hamsS7
5st 10 DO. III, N.ye,s tSfH
1, q Llids. prime bacon Shoulders, for sale by
: sje2Jdfw JAS. II. STOUT q Co.
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HILR all the yso, Id Is advertising selling Goods
az giid below cost, have all The time cont ned
selling at such extremely low prices elicit mos
every one the remark that am sailing
you wish yoprsei OF the truth Of this
that prices not only those
alyofller. hutsare IN most case lower
Jst reeeived by xress, large lot of the very finest
plain aud Tissues, which shall sell at 31I cents
80 ISAAC PRAGkfs, 1t6 Mainst, issta5
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STATIONERY. - 2 -
A COMPLETE assortment for sale b7s
"A je23 1ts ss WILDE q lsEc
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: ~ Inns point e'wss seized with very strange
aud wild sensations, and he told his wife she had
better leave the room, as he was fearful he might
mediately ana locked the door. 6 He tried 10 get
out, but finding the door locked, lie went 10 the
window, which was in the second or third story
ot, the house, and jumped ont, perfectly crazy
was finally secured and brought back, and IS now,
UNDER The medical cafe of Dr. LIE Fever. AT tines
he is perfectly rational, whe he refuses 10 be lied
w hen the strange leelia,s come upon shimihe inn
mediately gives notices and is properly secured.
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+. s..s .,ssE LAND FOR SALE -S I
WISH TO sell my larm near yyheelin.. ,.,ss
onliberal terms, aud IN one or NOR - . Z;
desired. maT9 a.
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ts1sg sssss, - LEA 4 Esfs BEL e.. "a 90
making frequent additions to onT stock OF New
8 York Leather betting and Lace Leather. s.iS
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a $50 a. lafse variety 81 VI ~
which VIII be sold cheap; 81 BY, al
Shoes Reinber ssoak Han :, the pissrs EAL "
gains. ieiT
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81. 81 ..... +, FOR SALE. = - p !
p NEW andlight dranght steamboat Enquireof
3yheelinr. .Inne oo,, 1874 CoPLAN q KEYS.
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NEW JeWelry

= t1s A &, ~ ~ ~ on l,a, ;s.
- bresst RIsS Guard chains. atelaines, Bracelets
Gold md fIfnbIes and Pencils, wi general
sos mont OF Watches, Jey7elry and Eoiicy Goods.
$50, another lot of those superior warranted Coes
all ofswhic Ii win be sold Very chesp. -
rs " more those fine Jos Sesiil, rhos Bnntell,
fafd David Taylor aihes, just received and for sale
at no. q w ashington Hall, by ~ ss.s -. :,
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2 HYpRoriiopIA.-rh NE Dayton .Empife.f notices
m instance of q rnan in Little YORK, in Mont
geometry county, who was bitten sometime ago By 4.
dog, and who now has ymp,oms like hydrophobia:
a lev days ago, while in the room with his
wife. he fell rather strangely, and seemed inciineJ
10 bite and Crate his teeth with all the pow er ne
possessed. He asked his wife 10 hand him piece
OF sole-leather, which being complied with, he
DIT Y thronghin several places. He then request
ed her TO hand hum chip, which he also lore I'M
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MoNair a. HerYeY

NIcNa1r & Hervey 3
kk ,eliing out their stock or Summer Dresh Gooi,
wLnont regard 10 cost or rofit among which All
very desirable patterns, Any one wishing s ne
Az very small price would wei to call as fhert
able Linen, Linen fresI NS rs
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~ PRS misses ~ bonfs, adfsplis
No izs Main 81 between Monroe az ssar 9sp e.
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All PRS. LADIES RosslE 5snHy til'.is -
No les Main. Ssiweeh al5 9E sai
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FOR RENT

OHM GSlTNN9s las oIele StUTe " -. M i
81 Wheelsng ilext 80 Michaet R0han's naIg
tie 81 Of Second Hand Furniture, wteles :. n il
mined TO buy, sell, exchange Furniture " M fIs
7AisOs to buy gentlernen's cast on Clothes, VS.
etc 'etc. s,ss55s5 = SO Il, ;df,.R
An persons having Furniture TO aspoaeO o. Gi,sXs
70 their advantage 10 call on hia.
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(, sl ts:,., so marble misos a..
IL he above with other gooa 4, onsSss Z ttsr
be exclianeed for good iarIn f'Yss''if atGl,,
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IsANDHtt g X E.ls q - q.
UST RRCEIHlsD, affss y srds lot 81
~ known and jnetl celebrate %
Seeds sr5ltsi fYfoiii ef0Fr t.,1i
These Seeds are he gfoit OF ,hs y, 70
tbS5, viii and holds hsS ssnsi
sponsibIe 10 the public Tor tel m IsrSS
9naltfy. Each paper heara a ia1si Z -
TnHfy or the proprietor. ,,4s,t p a(5K ER, Ia .
,ara ssrat l9E y s.S,51 5575sIIIi5l.s..
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~. Metf0p0lfln Mlg3zine. n lllall-
Tho agent and has the above
Periodicals, with many others. l. ss5F 3, Z
hand all the American Catholic Pub
with many imported works, all OF which will
be sold at reduced prices. PErER LECHER, =
1864. 80 9TH IT. between Monroe and. Union.
jei9;fy Wheeling, Va.
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A GGaruRY OF RussIAa EnpenoRs-.Su a
list as the following cannot be prepared from the
annals Of any European kingdom. and scarcely
from an Asiaiic monarchy. RUSSIA has been very.
APPLY described as an absolute monarchy tempered
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Elegant Residence Ia, s. =

SITUATED eleven miles from whs,i,, -.
~ Giairsvllle, Ohio. The location Z - Is
and healthy The house contains ioarte ~, -
Sna any, WIN Twelve foot ceilings
two lafge pol ches, with bake hot Sc. ss y
wood house all under one roof, with 800 IS
anJ eistern, capable OF containing one ihoass
water. : = 80 uN'e ~ ~
The ground compfises three acres. ts,,s,,.;
tai board fence nd is under the highest sti,s,l
tioni contains great variety Of me p1,st
berry. Also the best engrafted mutt. sueb !, 49,
pies, Pears, Peaches and Plums. 80 = 4lli
The out bIdldilgs iEclude stables, gTaIariies -,
wagon houses, all perfectly finished All 49,
OF rich iaIld IN rear of the house, uiIef IN -
Enquire OF JAMES AicM URRAf;,
JOHN W SESSESM
ny sS-Stn 49,. 81 Cknyif, a
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neSSFs. 4SasioFS:--Sur city was VISITED on Sun
day morning by cholera in its most malienant form
Up 10 the present time of Whiting TUESDAY morn
lngl fifteen OF our citizens have died. Almost
rof our citizens have fled;ssyera new cases re4
ported this morning. A number have died in tile
country. Yours in haste. Fl
This sad news is confirmed by the officers of the
steamer Polar Stir, in last evening, and which
left Independence Landing on TUESDAY afternoon.
Theyfeport several additional DEATHS and The TO-
tai humber inthree days at f,reaty:fpe. Several
fatal cases are also reported AT Weston and ST
sephs and SIX or eight on; the steamers Glara and
Sam Gloon, boundu up .-SSt. Louis Ne,rs.
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ADAMs g COTS EXPRESs'.

IL n.y. T. ss5eaSsa IA az y ~
iIi0ints mol heIetoOfe fenclled BY u
1snmcnster, GjIfllfcoII1ef gelnnabus ClurIH.
ville gofl on. NYfinsiuSgfo tvnshinKGuu,
New III stand, ckrcleyilte Newark, and 70
al points on Tie elnctnnafs Wilmington aud zaness1
Messengers leave our ONCE DAILY who viii deliger
PARCELS bank notes, speeies gold and an hight
and valuable goo as AN. the above ronta- e
agents may found III all of the above towns who are
- - ~ = y : ~ ADAMS Is Cot
m. Hsf.sIallii j, 4 AGENT ~ ie9S@fmd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11


seri@tet If gInipre4enre mad s&ml4 sa brrpir.
tben. Wy
Das 5auS III unfdnsf elmer bebeutcnbcn Ser.
befferun9 unter9anser, unb in baRelbe pieleS neue
6urnttur scfauft pprben, 70 bae paffelbe nun ii4
NIT ir9enb einem anbern 5ctel in biefer @egenp
melIen, unb nod metr, ibsrtrehfen fam.
Stf6 unb Sdr.-Sein 1if6 bat nit Jlett
ben Namen, baB er in fcinrr sanoltabt in Yenn>
iplpanien iitcrtrcffrn wirp, unb fcin Sdr, bab er
bic 3 el, QiquSrc entbdlt unb aleS reinli6 auf-
setban pirb, bat penielten Namen, unb 1ca i'm
aud trbaltrn, ip lansc rr unter etner esrncn 9uf-
iidt Itebt.
Sn irinen StSllen iif aud olles rrat, we bies
ifcn Elm Serer tpiien muB, Der peib tpctGen forge
fGltisen Stallfnedt CT bort bait.
SurYleute, 3eusrn unb anbrre bic bcr Court
beiwubnen wereen, linb ber3lid einselaren bei inn
ppr3uIprc6en, unb er pcripriht ibnen cine anss-
nrtne Seimatb unp polle 3ufrebentet.
Sene Scroerun9en Fnb alle;eit billig, unb fer>
mere Srsniti9uns 70 pie bic friitere rpirb CT int
mrr in pantbarrm Inpenfen erbalten.
Somes 9S. GSba6.
Nepember 80. natD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
Das
Dentsfbe A9entur- -Gonptoir

vcn Q. .. 8 d arb, "a Gresnspido st., 81. Mcrt.
8rtn9t bierourd ;ur 8cnntns bss pubtituns,
ods IS oie 6errsn gS. o. 9lumsr u. &c. III Ccinen
oepcIImdd'ti9ten aSentru fdr aacntcwn uno lImss:
9eno ernonnt bat.
.eTauf bic cbse 1tn,eise Seue nsbmsns, en-.
pttbsn MIR uns Dem oeutlthsn publItum ,,ir Gnac.
9ennabnie uno prcnptsn Iusfdbruna aIer in Sic
nadbItebenoen Branhen ciuIhlaeenpsn 1uftr6ae.
l. aBeebdssfbdfte spif5en Auierita uno allen Dan.
cclsptieen Gurcpas.
2 auelabun9 iscer bslic6isen Gun,ms in alien Or.
ten Deutihlanos, Srantrcibs, Der Gbmsi, ,t. q.
70 Ipie in allen Srten 1meritas.
B. Ginfailirun9 pcn Gslosrn in alien geasuben, ent:
rpeotr auf anwsiiuna cocr 9sribtlihe 8clImacbt.
a. BefSroerun9 pcn periencn aus allen Geaenpen
uno bdfrn @urcpas uatb ben bislieeu 6dfen, nur
auf pirtlihsn ersimat9eu Yrit: poer padst Sbif:
fen.
B. BefSrocrun9 non bier natb alien Sntanc Srtsu.
o. Spsoiticn pen @dtern uno gBaarsn, Gtr,clIuua
impcrrtsr gSaaren.
z. 8cmmielcnss@ins uno @erfauf aller lrtsn Irc.
outle, 5abrIfate uro 91aaren.
s SO. $. Slumer unb Go.
19cntcn fir aIcntcpu unp llmscssno.
Sttcbsr 20. nq6SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
Sbirur9iiber uno me6anlber
Zabuar3t.

Or. 6. 6. $. @uI II bon 0eupurf lcnft
bic 2ufmcrflamteit folder YerIcnrn BON alsntdun
uno Der um9e8enb, trelde Spetatipneri an ibren
natiirliGen 3dbnen oerriGtet ;u baben benStbist
linp, ccsr Die li6 fiinfli6e 3dbne encsen gu lais
fen wiinIGen, auf feline pUrSdsl6e SperirlnsSipei-
ie in all ben perf9ieprnen 3Ipei9en Der 3abns
Da er bereits cine fetenjatrise Grfatrun9 in
einer YrCfeeion senpecn bat unb allc irertbSpllen
Serbelermsen benust, 70 rpeib er, bab CT allen
patienten bic bette 5iilfe Su ieen Srrmag, spel4e
picIe Runf permSscnb III.
2eferen,en: Gtrw. Gtcmas DegBitt, ..
D., G6rtp. GbarfeS 81. Samelpn, s. Charlton,
@. o., Bm. llnprbia, M. D, 9ieu-ycrt
Gity.
Seine Office III sesentpdrtis int ,,@mrrican
Sctel," aber Yatientrn iperpen auf Serlan9en
aud in ibren Saulern bsiu6t.
9ippember 2. nalg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
g 6dbbares
2te9en6eS Gi1ent6um

Ourb pripat 0anoel ;t perfaufen.
Der llnter;e6nste piinIGt na6fcIsenp bel6rie>
benes berrli9es lessnpes Gi9rntbum bur6 pripat
Sanbel ;u Serfauien.
Dalielbe 1T in sBafdinstcn SaunlGip, ae6a
Gauntp, gan; nabe bel aupp'S altem g1irtbs- unp
StctraStdnp 9etesen, unp 1T besran,t BON je-
nent GIsentbum. Die Serbclierun9en barauf linb
- Ginneues unb 9utes
li;i;g gglsm9O0Mg,
@ean, umsettn nit elmer 3aunfcns-
OnGrlbe lit 8 bel 26 5u6 sreB. Srrner III Elm
ueuer 6rdntsStaa IA bet II SSus, 70 wie Gin berrs
lider Srunnen, init siner gumpe barin, batri.-
Srhrrcs gBaller fnbet man nirsrnbswo. SieSu
fam Elm Rduier BON f'b'S 10 gtder 9anb erbal>
ten, serabe ipie CT eS ipiinlht.
DicIeS Gigcntbum piirpe fi9 ScrtrcffliG fir
einen Sanbpcrfsr puGen-un Ioltr Der 9ufmrrt-
lamfeit bon &aufIullsen nidt entseben, inpem lidb
nur Ielltsn iclde 0elesenteiten bTnen.
Die Scbin9unsen fir rinen &dufer Iuaen gan;
unnetmbar cper lei6t seniadt perben. @lan rue
fr balbi9f an BET
.-l g Dapib Guop..
Sdnudr a. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
QG6ieS OreB@@ilter.

tlntrr Der srcern garlstSt BON Seite unb ana
bern Drebs s@atern iprlGe bic llnterseiGneten nsuS
lid in 9leu.gcrf Setauft baten, ipSrauf e bic Bee
Icnbere IufmertIamfet Der edbire BON Der Statt
unb Scin sanse lenfen, iprrinter fclsenSc su Iin>
ben linb, nGinlt6: @amelipn, Grcpe be gbine;
reid eolorirte unb fGwars fSurtrte Sebs, Idwars
ger iine reid erlprrte Srranrsrlifer rriner Satnj
idpar5e Gro be @bine, Satin Strires, I6parser
unb eclcrtrte 1uperfen fran;SfI6rr Merinr, 9scs
nele, Gpturs ullp 1bibet Suh, Mubair unb Silt
gSarp, aiparca, 9araniettrs, GaIbmsrs, Wlous-
lin be qatns, NlCIairS, meritanii6e Stripes etc.
GbenfalIs, Seirene, Sbibet gRolle, BaY StSte iinS
aneerr pieredise unp laroe S9aipIe, Gtcatinssj
@lpsrs, Splierp, Tibbpns, &c.
9a~.s, G;..st ...,s gv.
glcSember %. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
Or. 6. @ ield II 5,

beutfber praf. Qrst, @unbar;t unb 8ez
burt6belfer,
Wit9ltso 'oes @crciuS gHdrtmber9Thcr Isr3ts uno
Gcburtsbdftr IL. I. 10. in q ltsn II, rrrbnt ses
ssndber Dem Gsfin9ui6.
Sd, mutbe bic QnSige, eas itb itesn Sranfsn, Der
db mir onuertraut. in mSstibft tur;sr 3cit pieocr
btrltec, uno oag i aub Die in Die bShtre Gbruroit
1sbSriae SpIraticnrn ptrttdbtc; 3n9ttd nebms idb
audi &tnptr uno @rrpahitue Die an cinsm e,strssbsn
Itioea in msin oaus ur 9sbanrIunS 9sscn gang tiI:
tiee Bebinsuu9cn.
2tHentoun, Gu9uit II. nq6NR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
sc a 6 T. / 6 t

rpirb biern,t 9eseben, DAP Der llntcrSei6nrte nlS
9lpminilratcr spn Der SinterlaHenI6aft rrs Sers
lterbensn 6enrY 9 @mpY Iebttn ppn
Stermlfcrp SaunI4ip, 9e6a Gauntg, rrnannt
mprben iit.-sllle picjeniscn bater, prldc nod an
belaste SnterlafcnI6aft I6ulris finp, tperpen bic
nit aufgefcrrrrt innerbalb gBc6rn bei Dem tllis
ter,ei6neten an3urufen unb abSube;abfen n.-llnr
Solde Die nod redtmdbi9e 5orberunscn babeu,
liuO ebenfaaS eriu6t fcl6e innertatb Der beIas-
ten 3eit ppblbeitdtist cinSutrin9en an
Sames 0eine, Qbm'cr.
glonernber 80. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
s It 6 / 6 II 6!l

ameritanild, Deutfa upb 6ransSGlA breites
Su4 uRb Ga6tmere, SO Stide, belistenb aus
l9war3em, blaurn, braunem, pIliSen Drab, gee
mrt, &C., ioeben erbalten unb ;u rertauFsn I'M
@robsn unb Sleinen an ben nieberlien grsiben.
pres, @utb uno So.
glcSember 23. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

Yublifum, 70 tpie feinen 5reunpen I'M brlpnbrrrt
an3uei9en, oab er gegenirartg cine betrIiGe 9tusi
rpabl
2(ae Qrten uno 8erl6iecenbeiteu bon
6dter, &appen, WuffS, goas, GufTs
u. (. m.
auf Sdnb Bat, unr innnerbin gum Srrfauf auf
Sanb balten piro-alleS mad ben neueltep Mr~
ben. auf bic bette upb bdifrhnftfe @seifs H',A- g.
Start perfauft rprrpen. Ct fam. has Dublitunt
perii6ern, paB feline s8aaren 70 fem iperosn, naB
fe in fencr 6inndt 3u iitsrtrefrn fnb. Dies 1T
Sipar piel se1aat, aber es 1T AllrS gDabrbet-nlit
,,Sumbusger' nil or nihts su tbun baten. Sn
bic Serue su aetcn, Stcff ausIhneipen ober aus
Idneipen laecn, BON fplhen bic feline &ennsr scrt
gBaaren Inb, unb pieS tann babem auepcIaiineii
laeen, tpiirpe er psrabldruen. 9guh gilt CT fid,
nidt nit artificial 0lan; ab---lcnoerii 5iebt bet
natiirlihrn @lan, Dor, Der ieint gldtte nttt In
einiacn Gaeen perliert. Sturser ;iebt es bcr, has
Dublitum feline g8aaren prcbiren gu loern, rno
oann pirb man aud, balb fnbrn, bab bielelte es
nibt nStbis baben. Bsr nod nidt eeIernt bat;
bae ale fclde bic ,,bumtu99en' es bSdf nBtbig
baben, In ibrem @eIf1ft NIT ibren gia6bafn ettls
den Saritt gu baltea. IL pirtIih nett binter BET
3eit.
gBcr troenb etfpas aus fie1e @efddfts;peise
braudt, 1T atbttnssscu einseIaben bel ihm an3u'
Ipreden unb liG lelbf bon benz 0'elaetet 3u iibers
,euaen-ia, 3u iber;eu9en, eab Ct ipitfltdin fei~
nenl Stcbr bat, mas fr sorsbt 81 baben.
Dm@ panftlide unb setrene Bebierune IMP
bic billie ten YreiBsn bic IN bisisr Stant ses
fcrpgt perben. bUft sr fd lieinfn aInthsit Der
@unIl res Yublifums ;usuf9erts
StcbrbaIter i'm 9anee trer6en oaraut aufs
,rertlom eemadt, bab er dlle oire strtilel beiitt
G,rcEen nnb 3leinen Serfauft. une bab fr iIe an
WbiIapelpbia unb 9lsu-gcrt prciben rauslt pfrS
Icrsen fam.
@erae;et es iiidSt, lein Stpbr N 30. II, bic
ndtle G6lre ptrrbalb S9uurmans . Stebr. q
g8iliant 4eGr. I,
guentrrDn, Stt. 26. nq3R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
IrDGene 9Sdarelt.

Die llnterf9riebsnea babsn furben sor glsuI
yort unb philadelphia erbaltrn, unb pasfsn iebt
aus Der srBete uno bei aiisselu6te Gtcd pcn
Sdnep trodener gSodren
pte ist LANCER Belt in pielem Srt GUM gerfauf
anss6oten wlirben, unb wetde lie enti6lo1en HnS
an auberlt bcrat9rlssten preieen si srrtaufen.
pres, 9utb unb 60.
aHentcrrn, NcD. %. nq3nt