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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

OPPOSITE the Court house, br0okvlile Ind.
Chas Just gone Into operation, discounts busl.
nesa paper, does Fvntrsl
ttanlssag Atustuess,
Receives, aud paNa lniOrai on duposiis.
JOHN W, iillf, Cashier.
FEB. IL 1894. or
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
Iron Store.

Justrecolyod good assortment Iron q Slice
" hlch viii sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
sen. pu.-lu-if
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
LAUREL MARKET.

CoRREcTrp WEEKLY
nv G. "A. CLEMENTS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

For the best boar over one year old .........s 90
For The second best boar over one year old. s 60
For the best boarplg under ono ycar........t 90
70 NE second best boar pig under one year. q 90
For The best breeding Gov over one year old. q 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

70, 2d best breeding SOW over one year old. . 90
For the Boa SOW pig under ono year. 90
For the Cd best sow pig under ono yenr......t 90
For tho best litter Of six Pigs undor oighl
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25
Lyon'sKatlsaiross

EOR Preserving. Restoring and Besnti.
E fving the Hair, i the most delight
FIJI and wonderful article the world ever
,roluced Ito astonishing succrss il with.
out rrecedert in the history Of the Mater.
10 Medica. Dark and luxurant curls, sof'
and glossy hair. with scores 81 admiret..
(park this ladies.) il the universal effect
Of the Kafhairon. Bald and Grey head
were perfectly astnnisbed. Price % cents
per large bottle. For sale BY
A. GOLDMAN. Apctherarv
febt2siy. Post f,'re. r,v.ey
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

~ ts - 49, 81 u biff VI s4tsI = st 5{
a Mn. REDlsI.-Tbe New York cor.
respondent Of the Charleston Courier,
in his letter ofthe 9Th inst, says: Il
Bedini, it seems was in this city
several days previous to his departure,
while the telegraph announced him to
BE- in various parts Of the country, and
his e6gy was burned IN Boston. He
was staying with the Rev. Dr.. Cum.
ming, and on Wednesday the Mayor
was informed Of the Nuncio,'s desire
TO embark in the Atlantic undiscovered.
Capt Collins bad to be taken into the
secret. and gave him 4 6,ateroom, uu-
dor fsigsed name. On Friday: even.
ing . steamer was chartered to take him
to Staten Island, where be remained
with friend, and the next day Cant.
West received him on board, while
going down the Narrows The affair
was managed with great secrecy; and
although i must b holniliatine to the
Nuncie, be should congratulate him.
sslf upon escaping safe and sound.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

The Are between New York and
Pittsbura. by tho way ofthe Pennsyl.
vania Railroad. viii shortly be reduced
to %. Nov that this rsilroad il com.
pleted, tis sscertained to have cost
ga, OO0, 900 IN ito construction.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25
Cour dn Siriense piss. Jndiciaiye,

Conrs dn Si1ienae pist. Jndiciaiye,
Payoisse a. Est Baton Rouge.
A TTENDU que. VIM. s Pike. Admin
IA lot ateuf Dc h succession Dc Robert
Penny. reinforcement de cette payoisse d.
c6dk. ct Tnteur les minenn 1t h6Sitier dm
dit defnt. 1. d5pm<e ~ bureau d. sopssignf
6 ,el5ieS de 10 dite Cosir. IN conpte de sont
administration dams Il dit capacitt sur y
succession.
Avis ~ ~ IL pr6seNb6 6Ssb6sA toutes
peysornes jntErssses do taire savoir. leur rai-
son dams dix joun de 4 premiere pub'ica-
ton De, Get avis, pourquoi le dit cofnrte ne
se,ait pas approuv6. hogolosul, ct fit le
iugement de II dts cour.
Nv.l6-2s. n. MORENO. Gfehsr.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

Avis 9ux paye0gS Ge Taxes.
r E souasixnl Sh9fif et CoIlsetsur des
IL taxes de l'Etat, res, embarrassment il.
forms tout6s pes1onfes, seD1tlont @nns cette
y,aroisse. qui doivent leufs tsxss d'6tAt pour
i'snn<s 1859, 1nssi i ee,lx nj deivent sleur
iesoees raar 1854. qn'ita = liste De- taxes
poaF IS dite a0n6e Ut les licences DDS
p6up 1884. = son buSeas, Of ils sont invites
Do veniyA IN bureaus sans d6lsi e. rssles
pour les dies taxes ct licences.
ss n. Y. BABlN
fev.l7.tf. Sherit 3 Collectsus.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25
ANorHER CAND,DArE FOR

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR THE
MAyoRAL1TY.-It will be seen by q
persual Of OUT columns, this morning,
that another candidate is announced
for the honors Of the Mayorality, in
the person Of Mr.. Michaal Hahn, q
prominent young member Of the bar.
Young America seems disposed to
crowd. old Fogyism off the track.-T
DeI1e, 21st inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25


= r D.
| III - Z ~ Ia. 81 r
tlr1 ., IT. p r II
/ ~ q NJ kssenk ~, ahfoec
! jons co1 lenSl, bss La III cOura
"a broach Il Il, Official manner. II
important subject q getting the s,stu,
u. n iaro... a;nto III n1,ch 1.,,.,,1 !,
ssv ~. b.va .I.svs ,J,onrh4 ~,
.,t.;, ,,-,Sn.l.,;,,n III u .,,. ,r,,,.,.-s,,
Fncl,6h. IA hs,Iv mad F,escb. wo,,ld
make th1m Sso,e sla., Is ths ler.l
orols..sssS INA u nails tnov IN.
- .,hatte,.4.,nore .,,oro,,.. and 40.
n,orr;.ta l.no,,.oe ~ mt 81 them 4
E.h.n T. f,,tob rba French /. oooa
Efor noet,v s. and Paul DeKok l;ke .e,,.
E.;n.a,. Il. sn.,;.h g, .h...A h.,.
pou.no. ~ 1..l;.n e., o..x., ,,,,,.;o
The Enol;.h for nro.a historv. and the
: Ditch bv III manner of means. TO-
an v,h;,c of /. l..,., cha..cta,
W. 81 w;,h n, n;r,r.v., ~ Nov
r,rle.n. ev,,n f.,ther than mi. -
.,hink TINT no attorney. .h,oId be ii.
,wed TO taxa ! seat inside the bull
i,r of Justice. unless he can explain
,imasHto the Judre. and brins tear.
% The evee Of the Jury. in that excel
lent language for laws-the low
Dutch. Nov gentlemen Of the Gem
eral Assembly. consider this matter il
;ts nroner l;oht II ,ye MT all IN.
legal lain ~. nhr.ses h..en franalated In
r. Ehr,;sh 4 .Hava thav NIT h..com.
common-.and have fhev not in con.
sequence lost all their forcel How
much better il is to give things in the
dead rather than the living Ianonaces :
rhe,e ~oula ha ra;tha, ravarsnca a.
resnect. s,r nravar. offered n the
..Tamn,e > Il thev ,~ars understood =
Mt ha;nc understood .hav a.. thera.
fore. ,,revcsrt;or.hle. Wa take M.
D;rmcver. - Il. !. friend Of our .;de.
Wa .h;nL Il. ol;s,.t (. v;..,,la a,,d !.
70 o,et ,la la. a.. of 4ha G.ll. Ian.
4,,a,,e ~bo,s .,,ev .re on,v L.n, l.o.
cana. c hon..t rol;t;c;.n. ara .fra;d ~
r;.k their nonnl.r;tv and come To tn.
rascna
Which il the tr,,e tart Of I .ou;s;ana
'a avg we nave "e"!o II s'ou''y COZ
tended that the French is; and a bum
Cling tsanslating clerk, who under
stands NO language. has really more
- -, . =. - 81 -. -. H.. .,..h
po.0' :. J. D'' .a',', '''" wy =" Da~
er himself. AS before sa'd' We like
forceable and expressive language; and
where is one to BE- had il il be not the
-, 1,.t.h uD;.. d,,,1,., 1,;e,,
' ~. . :, ,,n -" .' ''"
bt'zen !" where can you ma a
bfifnstoney expression like this, out OF
the Zider IN Shades Of Dedrich,
r,;.l..,,ao,o. po... a.,,,;..,4 ..a
=. ~. :, -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25
II The La. Press Unlo,a..

Our contemporary, tho advocate,
u. Yesterday evening" edition. gave Us
in full. the proceedings Of the Union,
which '''l' has just finished It's delibera.
tions. In to-morrow's edition, We shall
copy them, and comment It length on
the spirit snd influence. So f.r, the Tn
ION has proces'led sately, and tits mani
fest FROM the proceedings, that the
aim and object j. 70 a., a full and fair
expression ofthe Telling, Il saeh men,
Der o' fraternity on all matters con-
nected with the social iatsroo,, ,, il, and
pt''u''iary benefit Of the profession
The preamble and resolution offered
by our friend, Standard Of the St.
Francisville Chronicle, We regard as
the ground work Of our strength, and
will We doubt not, he oppetmost in
the minds ofthe editorial corps, when
combating the views aad opiniops of
their confreres. We do not like the
scale Of prices propesed--think them
entirely too high, and liable to man,
other objections, apart from pecuniary
considerations. But the scale is only
offered for the consideration Of the
Press, and the views efeach member
is desired in order that an expression
Of the ''gsnaralsepiment may be haa
in May next At which time the Union
will hold its third meeting. ~ps.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

I lATS.-100 bar prime Plsnting Oats,
~ TO arrive BY Monday Goth
feb.1S .a JOpnuA DEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

YT7OODEN SPOONS AND owl
w dozen assorted sizes. received thi
lay from Boston. and for sale Nv
feh.24iv Gro. " ",~cs.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

Whenever Garrick wished to in
sure a secresy, he always solemn
ly pronounced, "Swear will you
swear !? will you take an oath =
Eyes, SIR" says the actor. On thar
reply he Immediately went to bis
bookcase, took out . volume Of
Shakespeare, aud presented il to. The
performer, who kissed it with the
utmost solemnity; that ceremony
over, the mighty secret was impaired
and trusted to bis honor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

I
u1s
70 The Dutchsan under the
head Of Sunday notices in the
Crescent CITY gives the following
medly Of tbibgs: The Rev. Theo.
dore Clapp will preach in the First
Congregational Church in St. Charles
st. at II O'Clock. this morning. A
pure Of $500 will be contested for
to-day It II o'clock over the Metaire
Course, the race being | mile heats,
best three in FIVE. This kind Of race
makes betting spirited. and is always
popular wish the crowd. The Rev.
DR.. Pierce, II Georgia, will preach
in Carondelet st. Church. at IL A. NJ,
to-day, and also in the evening. A
collection towards the expense of
building Moreau street Church, will
be made in the morning. The Rev.
A. T. Mann. Of the Georgia Confer
ence, will preach in Felicity street
Church. Miss JaliaDean, this veDing,
is to appear At the St. Charles Theatre,
in her fsvorite part Of Madeline, the
Belle Of the Faubourg. Mrs. Charles
Howard and her husband make their
re.dppearance at Placides Varieties
this evening in the play Of the
Striking Likeness.
The EMPEROR OF RUSSIA VS.. Pro
rEsrAsrrsM.-A correspondent Of the
New York Times, for two years q resi-
dent in Europe, says:
"As soon as Russia has gained the
power it seeks in Turkey over the
Greek Church, all those Missionaries.
will be served as those Of Scotland
were, who were driven from the shore
Of the Black Sea about two years ago.
They will have no place in Turkey or
Greece. This has been the grand
business Of Nicholas for some years.
He has converted hundreds Of thous-
amds Of Lutherans and others, over
whom Russia has stretched her gov
eminent Of late years, at the point Of
the bayonet, driving a'ch as be could
without resistance into his Greek
Church. aud such as would not COP
fess, into his prisons. The rapid in
crease Of the evangelism and Amer.
can view Of Christianity in the Greek
and Armenian Churches in Turkey,
is giving alarm to the Autocrat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

Tns American Almanac and Re po,i or
i Of Useful knowledge. for the yea
1854 Just received and ~ saIe by
feb pale. Gro. ~ HenoMsr.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

TThe papers are arguing stoutly
in support Of the manufacture of wine
from the native grape. The editor Of
the Hartford Times is very earnest
about it, under the inspiration of .
bottle that he found upon bis desk,
and feels satisfied that wine can be
produced in Connecticut in large qua"-
titles, and at great. profit to the pro-
Queer. What is said Of Connecticut,
is especially true Of this place. and. we
believe the time is not far distant when
the native vice, o. temperance rem
edy, will be introduced to Danish the
internal Installations that debauch our
people. Cincinnali Unionist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

- ALWAYS Renovat;ns Re. olvent. re-
Ii solves disease, peri6es the blood, aud
renovates the system for sale by
feb q. =. L. WALLET, Apofhecary
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

r EECHES. ZOO best Hungarian I1eech-
IL rs, just received and for sale Ly
ieb %. }. L. VALET, Apothecary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

nRINGE Flower Water, q superior ar
" ticle, jnt received and for sale BY
feb %. J. l.. VALET. Apothecary
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

- ELlEFpm on.h- II, ten ulInut.y y,
IL taxing lVmman's 'nlmcnic Halsam o.
Fir Paste. A fresh supply inst received
and for sale by Gso N HEaosAx...
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-25

GaeAr SPEED The American clip
per ship Red jacket, has made the
voyage from New York to the dock at
Liverpool in thirteen days. one hour
and twenty-five minutes. Ip one day
Thursday the 10Th January, she made
ALB miles, which is said to be the
greatest distance ever run in twenty.
four hours by anything aaoat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Harp OfIhe South.

A new and complee collection of Church
Music, in five parts, viz:
Part Psalm and hymn tunes of every
meter.
Part 2.-Anthems and set pieces for spe-
cIal occasions.
Part Easy and pleasing tunes for the
Sabbath School.
Part 4.-Revival hymns and music, Gin
serted by r,quest)
Part 5.-MuSic of secular but moral
st, for the Singing School and social cir
Gle.
To which are prefxed the Elements of
Vocal music made easy.
Stises 1T Der &itsl unp Snbalt einrs ettn er'
I6ienenrn neuen cnsliIbm Wuit> Crer 9lUtrn'
tu6es, prn s. 3. 9GoOpburp, GOitcr bcs Dull.
elmer, etc. 99r sIautrn rab palclbe gum @e.
trau6 rer Sin9Yrrsine unieres eanbes pcrtrefftid
snscridtet lit, inpem cs ndt nur cine rei6e AuS-
paBl Der bciten enaidrn &irAensGbprdIe, lcnrsrn,
9iepr unp Miuftitiids fir iere Gjelesenbeit ent-
biclt. 9aS Bud 1T 3i6 Sciten ltarf unb te'
sreiit bic SuintsHsn; her jebt 9ebrau6ten Biz
der rer glrt. faumt elmer 9rcbcn anSabl neuer
unb rarrr Stife, moron pele NIT 9rrbrn Sclen
pdbrcnp ciner nrul6en Srur pe5 Autcrs In Gu'
rrpa scInmmrlt wmrrn. glun Sinspnsnrn,
pelde rn9lil6 fnscu, wirtm mir risiss Bud
cnpfeblm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
ii c It pr y c IL;

gtm Dirnlta9 Wrr9rn, (0i1r3 2S), In Qarns
tUmn, an Der Hunscnrnt; t;inruns, Sba Debc,
rab. GUhtrrlcin ven gluguitus {. uno gpeline
9tube, alt Sabr, Monat mp lns.-Oir
6nunpe uno Nnverplnrtrn iinp eingclaprn Der
Srrri1un9 an OcnnCritag I'M 10 lt9r kijuwUbs
nen.
9lm leBten 0fontdg, In SSerIduccn Slnl6tp,
ecba GIuntY, Srrr Yetcr &nepplep, Gin
pirIbsIiettrr Siirger Srn jrnrm Sdunl6ip, in ei.
nem Altrr ppn rtwl rs Slbrn. Gr reprcIentjrs
te picics Gauntp rtemals III Der GeicBgetmg pirs
IcS Staats, unp mar bic ppr etpa 20 Sabrrn, ipr
er BEN @rtrouA Ieiner 9lu9rn prrlpr, Gin iebr
braudbdrcr SIr9cr mo gia6bar. !Srute pers
ben Ieine irrl6e uctcrrrte ;ur 9tube setrddt. bri
mtlder 0rlc9entcit rCr Gbrp. !SCrr Slger bic 2cis
henrcre baltm miro.
glm lrsten 6rritlg NcrScn, in Strr1aucrn
Iaunlhp, 2eda Gaunt9, loerr SNep b 9teie,
i'm Gotten gctcnsjabrc. Sri lriner Srerrisuns
an legtn Sonnta9 bicIt prr Gbrp. Ser SGger
cine pNBenbe gehcnrcre.
giate lei @Hl!rrttcwu, all ter gluaSctrunS,
Qnna Sur;tb 9SispCr, i'm 2lter Scn So Sabrrn, 2
Ntrnatcn mp % Sa8en. Sr rer Seercj9uns pre-
ci9te @ft. 8e9snas.
(@in9tOnet curb rem Ghrw. 6rn. @cactGah.)
9lm 17trn MdrJ, in StermIicrp, gRarttn
& merer, irn., Gin alter 9el6Gster Strgcr,
in IcinCm 2itcn SebenSiabr.
glm 23iien MtIrS, in !6rrfcrp, Srrts Gaunty,
gSttliam Marr, alt rs S5lbr.
glm 25hen MiIrs in @Ilrntpwn, 9amrs, rin
SGbnden prn AtrlbNm uRp loetty gSprman, an
ben HStblen, alt 9abr, 1 I Monat mp z Sas
glm 26len WdrS in aaentppn, e Iepnpre,
S66terlrin spn Strptcn unp 2geia 9littcr, aIt
Mpnat.
(Giu9IIaurt rurb pailrr 5ubs.)
glm item Sstruor, in SirmGritban, an Der
aueSebrms, GbarleS :. Gjorr, i'm II. Sabre.
9lm l3ten 8ctruIr, in SuOwbrtbau, an rrr
Gnt;iinruna unp Sranp, Daniel SGcpb, SEbns
den prn StCuten unp Gatborna 9lcutarp, i'm 8.
Wrnat.
2lm 22fcn 6struar, in &qmtppn, am Girtrr,
Gbarlrs Nfers, im 45ten Sabre.
gtm 26hen 8ebruar, in giprrrpbsitbaa, am
5tidilub, SuIanna, G66ter9en pen almru unb
5lOrY Oegon9, ia Gage alt.
9lm 6tcn Mir;, in 9tUrcpbeithaa, SobanR @.
Salrrt, i'm %. Sabre. Gr arteitCte an elmer Gas
EnaIsS6IcuBe unp cine Maile Srn Groe unp Steis
ne fiel auf i'm uno in 8 Stunpen mar CT cine 2eife
2tm t0trn MSr3 in Sbsrmacunsie, am S6ar.
la6fcter, 9eSt, Sebn pom George unb GItbrr
Oe9cn9, i'm item 9ebensjabre.
9tm 1 item MSrS, In gicropbritbaa, an elmer
5uitensStrantbet, Sarab Sane, SSdter6en bon
Daul unp Salpme Ballet, i'm 6ten Sabre.
gIm tlten 0lar,, in aaentcwn, am S6las.
iIue, Gatbartna &tedner, gRittme ces rrr Sntrsn
srrfcrtsrcn Carl SIednsr, i'm 5itsn Sabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
(@in9,hnet.)
B| G61us=Wprte SIT

gincs SricfeS pom elmer gdpY aus ,,germanian
an ibrrn Sater babcr:
9ieter Satrr: Ou bat uns &intsr i'm.
mer ansebalten, ouf Sertrauen gu Uctt Fd ri6s
tenp, I'M CUTE Gbritrn gu werpsn. Ddmit Du
Iebit, paB id 5cIse 9cIeiitst bate 70 irse i6 sum
Stlu6c mrintS Sricfcs picr Strlc tei, rpeId,e i'd
IsIbit Sepldtct tate. I'm Dir Su jci9cn, Dap iG sis
ne pdbre GbriRn bin.
l) 9rcM Gem, nSr nur G5su 9tflubtn,
g3cb otn Ger in @brilte Gtbt,
Ser hat hann olts ubIrpuneen
- SRas ihm aIsronn Cnt9t9iu ltrebt.
. Su Ghriitc tsbtn, Q! pttb Gin Stacn,
Sn Gbritc ltsrtin, wdh' Gin Gtmtun
y last uns 9tb'u oui olsitn Sas9in
Slc fdbreu uns gum Stmmcl bur.
81 3par fIiebtu uns rouu pits Srsuecu,
Limo gtloen uur III ulntr gees.
aesh Iparrcn auf uns andre Srtuocn,
gRtnn mir ciuit rubin in 5eu SCbcrs.
A) Drum pcbl Dem 6cr;' ras germ psrnliBt,
gaas uus bic b6ls gSIlt bier beut,
lIuo per in 9briltC elddlih it,,
Der hat ia bier fd,en Stietsit.
Damit f&tsbt fsIii slf in bsm Srrn Iistmte
trfus 5cdtu @arp @......t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Siat lreatcr SfOcf /!

Sd6cr, papier uno SeridaebsnbeitenI
Die llntrrIdriebensn batsn Iosten eintu nturH
anb tsrrlihcu Stcd RON altrbanb 9u6Itrbr- @rs
titeln erbaltsn, irUrauf mir bas Nubltum auf~
merriam gu MAIDEN mini6ru. rlnisr Stcd be.
itebt aus jeesr 9lrt Sdacr, bic man ,u batsH
wiini6t, ais:
Siteln, Genmcntr, grstistti6rr. GcbstbdGG,.
geianstI6er, S6ultaher. @ridi6tsti6rr.
gllbums, Sa6er fir gsI6ente, srnilen unc lu.'
itissn SubaIts, nit np Ubns 9itprn, NIT ice
6erlet @inbanp unb Ron alien greilcn.
4lerbanb Ser1ttsrrnbrtrn, ols gerfumsrien srR
isosr Dirt, Seife, 3abntGritsn, SaI1rnnlrFtu,
uno GunrrrtcrIei rrr9lriGen grtfsl.
Sepcrlci SGrcbmatrrialirn, 0crSGnlid unt 8iney
paper, Srisfumf6ISse, unp alertri slrtitsl In
bielem Sad. aur,, rprr rtpas aus rinrm
8u6lobr trau6t, Der ruie an, unt rr pirt f4
lei uns Yclitcmmen brfritoigen.
.Scd, Gutb uno Srerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Is crbct atbe et:

glm 81. @ar; rur6 paIUr 9. M. S6mutcr,
Samea 8 Ter nit mary Gutens, trpe
pcn MantJcmcrg Gaunt9.
(Ourtb Y0tcr Duts.)
glm 81 len 6cbruar, SsrsminC SGncd BON g.
BNjtbIl, nit Sally 9lm Oritcrt, prn SSaIh-
ingtrn.
9lm 2tcn NSr3, SeiIs SetI nit 0cpna 3rlnrr,
teipr pom 9tcrpmbsitbaQ.
glm 5tsn M1rS 6runfIin 9. Wiidlp, prn e..
Bbritboa, nit Sarab 9lnn BUS, pcn q. s2bcits
baa.
2Im 7ten ISr,, Gpparb 9lrner, Srn StCrma'
cun8ic, nit Mi1rY 9In Srmnrl, ccn 81. SSbcjt'
AaQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Cemetery N10rt6t.

Sn G'tmdBbrit etncs Sei6Iu6vS, pabirt tur6
Die neue Cemetery gtlpciatirn BON gtacntcmn,
wtrp Nlarttt bicrmit ertbeiIt. pa6 bic Subierip.
tions. Bidder am 7trn Gag apriI na6fenS, &C.
ldlclien wrrrrn. Scl6e 9erIpnrn babcr bic fir
Gotten Su untcri6retrn wiinIGr Dem irbiaen
prriie- alaben liG Dor jenem Datum melpen.-
SutiriptiCnen wcrpen bon 9uopis Samipt, Dem
S9aBnrtitrr, rbrr iryeno einem Der llnter,eidne.
ten tis iene 3eit angeneuimer.
ScIepb goeaSer, Sebn q. Shimpf,
9. 9. Sasenbu4, gpwarb 9rd,
GbarIrs @rce, Committee.
MSrs 30. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Garte BON Gfha Gauntp,

entpCrfen unb sssei6nct mad elmer Srsina!pcr.
mefung pur6 eas sanse GauntY, bon
@toIPt@ I6ba8, Civ. eng.
Der llntsrssbnstc 1T stiennsn in Surs'm cine
&orte BON 9eda Sauntp
hcraus,uasten. in eir Scrausiht, raes cine biurii
bsnre an;abt rcn llnttr;iiohntr GrhOten piret.
Ott StrmcIdu9 bat bertits tt9cnntn. llt SfFent:
liehtn Stra6tn, 8t9tlbabntn, olt 9a3sn Der 8trdtn
StrfommIuuass unb S,buibdaf;s, 9citSfittu, GduutN
itcbrs, 9Iubltn, Gifinhhs ioSuitr, a8a9usr unr
sbmitoswrttdttcn, Cry unp O'intra'9ruttn ptrcsu
IN cErlibeu au9tmrfr pCrotr.
8tt Namcn otr ejrunobifetr imaG9emsiutn (ttn:
fbtBlidb Der giamen alIsr esritn9u ptbi iIeb gum
8rraus fdr cis Sarl uursrStihnip) ruHotn an ibrcu
titrttnotn gtdsen an9emErtt une rGr frIt Haun Der
Gartc nit Quitdhcn in etba County rtr;tert pirrtn.
Gin gtau Ger gait GHintcpu, ierut pIins etr
9rSeeru Srtt I'M 9auntr, als Gataaulun. Gmaus m ,
Wtrctn in orfBtrtm GolooFltate cntpsriSn, in etm
8aum etr 8ortS auf9tncnmcu ptretn.
Oitklbt rotro III tinem lciten WiaoFate oeisibnct
ptrrcn oaB IL snI err5t uno Sitrsnos sanpturit
fsI. Die 8artS rpire 9ravirt rbSn stnlaht uno auf
ettnwano ouf9sejtn une r iistm llntErpitbnEr Gin;
bGnptst msrrtn.
Same5 .. Scctt, Serausecber.
l16 Gbssuut Ctr. YbilaotIpbio.
0Rir, %. nl3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Seroerblibes Seuer in Birmingham
2pHbunoert Slmitien oboablos. =
5000 900 @ertb Gi9entbum 3eritort.

YITsVUrY q. HEuI3'
0carrn 9ia6mittog fam in brm unIersr Stapt
gescniitrrlirgcnprn Birmingham ein 5euer aus, raS
bGtblt pcrrerblid merbCn Irllte. Gs rrttanb int
Qadbaule pcn S6umans 0lasprrfen, rnb na Der
9Gino itarf tleS, unp es an gBailer mangeIt, ir
griff s6 prtrerenb TIM d6, unp wurre ibm nur
ourb NirrrrrriBen Srn SiuIcrn Ginbolt 9rtban.
lleter bunpert hauirr mp StrrrS lc9en in 9tui'
nn. 40 0rtGube murprn nn rem GjroeUenpr
unp MeStee Strabcu nierer9ctraant. Sn Der
Sratfcrtirabe rntitanc pas Sruer bur6 bic pom
g8inpr aus G'rrepenpr ter9ctra9Cnen trennrnrrn
S6turrln. Mrbr ais 200 5amilien wurren au'
sntlidi6 auf he Stroecn 9cicbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
NeltaiDle Anaet9e1l.
Sonntaess@o @ottesbienff-2frril 2.
Eutherifbe Nirhe.

Gutberifbe Gir1e.
YafCr g. 81. S6muder rrseist ScrmttasS
i'm 10 llbr in rer rnSlfden Sprade.
palor 8. Sogslbah wirp pcS atenbS uut z
tt9r in Ssr psutIGen SpraGe prepissn.
xefSrmirte Kirbe.
g2enn unIere lieten eeirr ben 9uten sslen anF
Ieten. mrrnen ie ben Srrlbum in rer lcBtpSdsntf
lidrn 9lnieise, wrlGe en9lide anltatt psutlde
prepot Yertiinrists, ssrnr perscitcn. Srrr 1T il
Io menIdtjd = : Gber tiinftis irsrprn mir fep'
peIt IcrefaItis lcn.
prrebyteranide Hirbe.
9lltor 8. g4alfer wirp Scrmttass um 10 une
@benrs um llbr in snslilder Spra6e prrfi9en.
Seutide EpangelifdbesEirde.
Sermtta9S unb abrnps @ctteSpienf.
Em1liitbe ilietbe beSiieusKirbe.
OewEbnli6 SrrmittagS unb gltenrs 0rttet'
pient.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
% Il II Ser y . t !
Sstrabtet oas &teioer Ospartement.
10000 Stncf fertisc Slciser!

nj WFOBtH WlU JlItlHfH.
IA SHrbftlltr ais ir9tno frnlttpc in zen @srel
IA nt9tn Staattn psrtauft plrp. Srmmtr 04t:
-IL'tGn Su 80 9tnts bis SbalIr; Gcmnltr bc:
tu ju 30 Gturs Scrnatr AGttG rrn rs 9tnts bis
81: SupTfttne litbtne 8Sde rcn s. bis $40.
@b:nialIs mtrpcn iSrc Art 8lsiptr auf @ttclIuno
9'mntbt. uno an rem mSgItbit tutStn Yrciicu. 8ukt
an otsm @tabIIgtmtnt an. ibr Wtrrtt inptu oai ihr
Stntn 9ouiin anju9 toufu tSnnt fir 50 %. 2Eir
tcnntn allt btfrltei9In, uno ftintr fam nit uns
trmp.trtn. gHlr ptrIau9tu nur tag ibr bti uus an.
ruff unO cub ttb dttr;tu9H ra6 ibr an iscsn fiuf
Sbaltr cntn cripdrtt.
Nc. 8 pamtlrn StraFI III rcr Srt.
Meioner uno SG9er.
NPYri %. naInl