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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

LITTLE CulLDREN.-I am fond Of children.
think them the poetry of the world-the fresh
flowers of our hearts and homes little conjurors,
with their ''natural magic'' cnvoking by their
spells what delights and enrichcs all ranks, and
equalizes the different classes of humanity. Often
as they bring with them anxieties and cares and
live to occasion sorrow and grief, we should get
along very badly without them. Only think if
there never were anything anywhere but grown
up men and women How we should long for the
sight of little child Every infant comes into
the world like a delighted prophet, the harbinger
and herald of good tidings whose Office it is ''to
turn the hearts of the fathers to the children
and to draw ssthc disobcdient to the wisdom Of
the iust.'
A child softcns and pnrifes the heart, warming
and melting it by its gentle presence; it enriche'
the soul by new feelings, and awakens within i
what is favorable to virtue. 1t is a beam oi
light, fountain of love, teacher whose lessons
few can resist. Infants recall US from much tha
endangers and encourages sel6shncss, that freezes
the affections, roughens the manners, indurate'
the heart they brighten the home, deepen love
invigorate exertion, infuse courage, and vivify
and sustain the charities of life. 1t would be al
errable world, do think, if it was not embellish
ed by little children.-Rev. T. Binney's Boti
Worlds.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

GgWhen the best things are not possible, the
most should be made of those that are.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05
Spanish Cabinet

C-y7 If you wish to prosper in business, advcr
tise extensively in the city papers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

CY+It is estimated that the whisky drinkers
Of the United States could build the Pacific Rail-
road in couple of years. The money they spend
for whisky might pay for the grading; smokers
and chewcrs could buy iron, and they money
which the surplus two inches in the length of la
dies dresses cost, would supply the locomotives.
-Worcestcr Transcript.
The Know NoTHN0s.--The Richmond Examin-
er published recently what purported to be the
exposition of the ssKnow Nothings."
That paper now says that it was gross " mis-
representations" and that they know nothing
about the Know Nothings. sIi 81 ss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05
FROM our Regular Correspondent.
SHAKOPEE, August 9Th, 1854.

improvements Brick Drug :store-Livery
stable-stcam Saw MilI-store-Ne -Newspaper-Politi-
A farmer who resides about six miles from
here, and who has not been in town for four or
five months, remarked this morning that he hard
ly knew our place, SO great was the change which
had taken place, since he was last here. Houses
have been erected in all parts of the town; the
whole place is filled with cellars, which are being
constructed preparatory to the erection of stores
and residences. The levee, both at the upper and
lower landings, is covered with freight. Teams
are constantly coming in loaded with furniture
and provisions. The hotels are always crowded,
and everything bears evidence Of unprecedented
prosperity and rapidty of growth.
The levee has been graded at the foot of Lewis
street, which makes three excellent landings,
which are already suitable for use. Such is the
depth of water near Shakopee, and the position
of the banks, that an excellent landing can be had
at the termination of every street, which runs to
the river.
Barnes has another kiln of brick ready for
burning.
Coulson, lately of your place, has livery stable
with good horses and carriages.
Messrs. Holmes & Fuller have donated three
acres of land located in the upper part of the city,
to company who arc to Immediately erect a
steam saw mill.
Willoughby & Powers have a stage running
tri-weekly from st. Paul to Shakopce.
newspaper will soon be published here, by q
W. Philips, who has lately arrived here from ST.
Louis.
The political fever is raging warmly in the
counties in the valley, and many arc the asprants,
both old and young for legislative honors.
1t is difficult to foretell who will be the candi-
dates, as there are numerous aspirants each of
whom have hosts of friends.
They are beginning to define their principles.
Some are for such an amendment of the claim law
as to prohibit an individual, who has made one
claim and sold it, from maintaining an action for
injury done to the possession of another claim
which he has made, or to recover possession
thereof. Ofcourse, many oppose this. Ibelieve
all are in favor of a new apportionment, which
will allow us better representation.
Some are for pctitioning Congress for an ap-
preparation for removing distractions in the Min
nesota river, and some, influenced by local pre-
judice, arc opposed thereto.
In truth, each one mas such IN ;'ouhuance VI
principles, that it would take more paper than is
required for the platform of a national conven-
ton to write them on.
1t is to be hoped, that men will be selected,
whose position renders them free from the inAu-
encc of sectional prejudice, and also use their alb
ility and Influence for the Minnesota Valley, con-
sidcrcd as a whole, without reference tosome
little mud-hole, in which they are interested, as
being the site of future large town.
CWOur correspondent talks right. We be-
lieve with him that we should seek to build up the
whole valley and not one or two places.-Ed.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

MINNEsorA LAND BILL.--The repeal of this
bill causes great excitement and some violent dis
cussion, elimination and re-crimination in St.
Paul. 1t is feared by some that the prospects of
the city and Territory are seriously marred and
others rejoice that so large a share of the best
land in the Territory is not to pass into the own
ership of monopoly. After the bitter feelings
on each side are somewhat mollfed, all parties,
except few who were playing the 'sgrab game,''
will be satisfied to accept things they are-con-
tent to take their chances with the next Congress,
for obtaining what they desire, in shape and
manner that will be universally acceptable Even
now it must be admitted that repeal, under the
circumstances, is far preferable to winking at
fraud gross as that which was unsuccessfully
attempted Galena Jefersonidn.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

n PRISONER FOR DEBT FOR THIRTy-NINE YEARS.
In the last English mails we find a case of ap-
palling legal tyranny. \ man named William
Miller was imprisoned in Winchester Jail thirty
nine years ago, since which time he remained
closely immurred, spending the last three years
and eight months in solitary confinement. At the
age of II years, this man emerged from his pri-
son at Winchester, to enter another in London.
Some humane persons, hearing of his case, OBJ
tanned permission to have him transferred to the
Queens prison, London where he enjoys what is
to hi m comp arative liberty. His sole crime was
debt of $500.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

Nor BAD.-A leading actor of New York, now
deceased, who had habit of imbbing brandy
and water, in proportion of one part of the latter
to about four Of the former, visited Buffalo not
long since, and was indulging largely in his fa-
vorife weakness, to the no small astonishment of
the bar-keeper, who had never seen such chemical
disproportion. Mr.. -, who was very thirsty
after dusty ride in the cars, remarked, s. You
keep very bad water here''-'' You don't gire it a
chances was the reioinder.-Neac York Paper.
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kOSSCTII

From Richmond's, Mr.. S. c., and drove out
to call uron Kossuth. We found him in an OBJ
scurc lodging in the outskirts of London. Iwoud
that some Of the editors in America, who have
thrown out insinuations about his living in luxury
could have seen the utter baroness and plainness
Of the reception room, which had nothing in it
beyond the simplest ncccssaries. Here dwells the
man whose greatest fault is an undying love for
his country. We all know that if KOssuth would
have taken wealth and secure retreat, with
lfe of ease for himself, America would gladly
have laid all these at his feet. But because he
could not acquicsce in the unmeritcd dishonor of
his country, he lives life of obscurity, poverty,
and labor All this written in his pale, wan
face, and his sad, thoughtful blue eye. But to
me this unselfsh patriot is more venerable for his
poverty and his msfortunes.
lie entered into conversation with us with cheer
fullness, speaking English we'll, though with the
doms of foreign languages. He seemed quite
amused at the sensation which had been excited
by Mr.. SIS cotton speech in Exeter Hall. G. asked
him if he had still hopes for his cause. He an
swered, hope still because | work still; my
hope is in God and man,
| inquired for Madame Kossuth, and he answer
ed, " have not seen her to-day" adding, g she
has her family affairs, you know madam; we are
poor exics here's and fearing to cause embar-
rassment, did not press an interview.
When we parted, he took my hand kindly and
said, g God will bless you, my child.''
would not lose my faith in such men for any
thing the world could give me. There are some
people who involve in themselves many of the
elements which go to make up our confidence in
human nature generally, that to lose confidence in
them seems to undermine our faith in human vr-
tue. As Shakespeare says, their detection would
be like "anothcr fall Of man.''-Mrs. Store.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
9eoer! Geoer!
Mi[lio @rim

Wiltia m q + m,
ma6t fetntu Srslinben Gnb BEN pubIifam sEsSy
baupt bic anSeise tsB sr pas Gurrier. uesr ~
rsrtereiter'@e66It mod INNER, unb sfpar ausass
pebntrr ais eirmal tstreitt, am Ode btr Belt.6e,
milton unS adtsn Srabs, sseenabes Sastntu9'e
9alttaus. Sein eben stn9slestrr pcrtrefTids
Stud tsTsbt aus 9rcsr bon is6er gsl&rtituas,,
wel6ss er an zen aIlerntssrisitsn prrifsn abisegs
wtrp, ais ba III
6emlo6 uno Gitben @cbae6tr BON btr
olerbeEen Sorte bon perfbieoeness
preiien, ie ndb Der Sualit6t 3olbfetT
lie uno Sberleoer, iponiibe &ibes, u. f.
no.,
aIss pom tsarn une gang btlta. CT ssrsaass
irin eeper 70 woblfeif ais man es In p6aaneIpbik
tetrmmsn fam.
Sbrdit bon pcr3deli&er SuaItst immtr asf
Sanp unb an Yblabelpbinsr Yreilrn ju sersanfsu..
Sodute pom jecer 2lrt merpen an ben bEGaen
Yreiisn I'M austaula fir Raare pSv fir Saars
9elo anSencmmen,
D4~ Srsrnb 9emane, Der stwas avs bIeeD
8ade trauft, ptrp ts ME ssrfeblen irenrt 4 bsg
tm anruft, inrn er nrscnrs tilliser unp MGR SaS
3ufrierenbet bepisnt iperetn nire.
Danttar fir terets Scnr0rne littraik tinters
IiBur9. ipirb er F6S INNER anselsstn fsta laeta,
lsine 6unben nit ganttl6teit ai tebirnsn mc bic
3abl teris!ten 5u psrmrbrsh. 9sSnmanR gg
einselaesn anwruftn. sa
Qlrntcpn, Ssrt. 27. n4bp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
uniperfal
GrGuter Sdlbe

Dies III elm rein pi9dablIllnts lotiiurlttt uno fam
in allen S6ltn nit Der pclltcmmtntCn Stchirheit tcl
&ineTn Ipie bel @rpuhfusn an9spauct mtrorn.-
Is purce in allen fcl3tnoen SdIIcn crprcb I unt
hot ih 3 en a b T I als cine Sur fir
Bebe Brittle, oas ,t6it Ding. .(Panaritium),
9dbnweb. Setter. ale @rtsn 0slGpiire unb Ge.
iapilIs, 0unben nit 8ctblauf u. +. 10.
Durb Den aueercrolldtn Grfla. pcmit Der Sc.
braub ocs cbiaen SRittcts in alien cbiasn paatu &C
front uurce fuc Die @i9sntbdulr piraulcbt pcrpCn.
cs Dem Yutltum ou;ubercn, nit Der scptiisn 3uptr:
iht oaR iltb raItlts nab einsm biul9sn 8triur al,
cas- btts 9Rittel erpSftn ptrp, tos nan c fir oner
fibrtt SSlIs sctrauht bat. Defenders fir msb {
@rdits, has bSfe Diu9 uno 3ahnp q 1T &C
ausecScithntt uub lctItc et9cuisn tctount wcrncu.
Die Saltt III stsnfaIIS nit Dem ttlttn 9ricl9 &c;
brauSbt pcreeu in Salcn ron
Oistemprr bel pfereen.
Die Giosubimtr wclIeu ibriasns ihrt Sol6s uictt
nit. tittrfdiasn pcbcssrbc6uneen tittrhduftn; iiE
ptrlan9su nur oof man cinsn billilcn @eruh canit
onteIt. rcrGui lbrs @rrtreffihtCt dbli in Die 1a:
9tn fallen ptrp
preis.-Ois tttinsu Shatbtstn fcfttu 25, bic
arcetn 371 Gsnts.-Sels 1RruEilunssn bsnFesu fitb
bei itoer Shahttl.
Or 3u BADEN, tsim GrrFsu uno Slsinsu, im BUD:
ltcbr pcn
Sed, @utb unb 2rfrlr.
Nuouf g. uobr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Geoer uno Sbub $ Watcriotien
g { o B T..

Rr, Sd Sf:borittrn: Straft, swiftbtn esr etuifhs
rcfcrmirtcu Stride uno Gem Yctallit, In alIsnisun.
Die llnterSei6nrtrn tatrn frsten, In Grrtin-
burg NIT Der iriiber pen ibrem Batter Saccb Dlpi'
Ier betrietcnsn Gerbcrct, tsia8tsn StUtr an Utt'
gem Stanrplabe 9rSifntt. wcleIblt lie Elm rcllfan'
tises 9lGurtimcnt ppn ysprr pom jepcr SrIdrei.
tuns, uuo S6ubs5 s5rmmirgt, ME ale anrrre Ar'
titel, ipelGe S6utmahcr sebraudrn, ais Rails
fele, MorotccS, Stcrlrorr, qtininss etc. ts1Sn-
big gum Ssrfauf taltrn ME aud Gin aassnrinse
gHcrtimat pUn S'mtrf unp Gidcn Sctllersr
Getenfal6 OeI@irr. unO jcpcS aneere eccer fir
Sdttter.
Snpem ttbe prattiI6e Gerber iino, 70 t5nnn
lie Suprrtrauli6 fdsrn, RAP ale Gr!itct re lie rer.
faufen, iO linp, mic lie bielrlten rcpriientircn
Se tpiFen rabrr, bur6 nirprise Yrsiit unp Be
frirpt5uno i9rrr Jempca, auf IitcraIe llntcrfiBs
un9.
8. 6. uno S. 6. Wcfer.
@lIrntaun, Sfp. t3, 1854. n93W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Sur 9ferce uno @lenften.

Out 3TPFCe unO W(enlUtn.
Cine mshr ais l6iIbrist Grfabruna bat Ole Sbats
ilh' filt9slt't eag SQtrboHt's ttrdbnuee Stl fir
ptrot rotr lnstriat Somtlltn Gmprctatlcn 0it nlt,
lttn 6aus belt uuo ollie idcbt Iiurtrt oils:
Spatb, Shpnet, 8ngtcnc. lHtnr9allin. TclIslls
ptL SiUtSItun9cn. 8trprcthent puft, Sthranunsu,
trtl.bt gHunetn, 8srrtntun9tu, OuhThun9tn, Sis
IuIa. e&buun3tu. acfrunctrls Sdgt. Rbtumaism
StBEpuuetH pen Sbtrtn, Gtr6rGnnun9tn unp @sr.
brubunSen SrcittEuIsu. auf9triGtnt oSpot, Srdms
pe, 3HiammfnjChtR Der NPuststn, GStihpdtts.
Sd)EoahbHt Ger S.:nsl, strtSrtts Wriiitt, U. {.
40, u. + 10, Il. (. 10. .-.#
Der unpEr9lthlibs Grfcla bitits Sds in Der 6Ii.
lung rcn 8rautbtittn Der pfcrrs uuo ots bcrupirhs
uno llbIt in WCulhtnftifb miro Den pdutrn tdalih
mshr betannt. Gs miro taum 9eeIautt, auGtr pcn
SchIn biz IS felt laustrcr 5sit in brtn GtaIsn unp
odnferu gum @etroub taIttu. peth elm ySelauf pcn
Sdmspsu, esiosn uno Belt eurtb Die Ssitiss IupIu
Dung etIts Stts eripart pirh.
OF Seio pcrFtbtia uno dttrtust eas eSr Same
ots ctnjt9sn Gi9cuthdmsrs, GeCrss g8. 9Rsrdaut
ecdpcr, 81. o., i'm GStGf auf Der eeite Der SaItbe
uno ftius !6onbfhrift dtcr bcm 8crt iitb trTnoct
QUt an ben Giatutbdmsr aSbrsgirtS 8titSlIunoeu
ptresn prompt tsriitlbti9t.
WtridIaiFt cub sn pnmpblst pcn ben Issutsn UNI
ltct ptIr NRuuosr oislt SRtoi,in bcu pCrrbtGt bat
Bum @trtouf bti atpIs G6miot uno &C., 1msn:
tcrpn; Sruner une Srdotr, Gooiauana; e. unc 9.
6irce, Sthntdspillt; unr i'm G5rcetn bsi G5bsrt
SRtns unb &C., :. g8. Dpett uno ecbu, s. &ttti
uno &c., philadelphia.
9)loi 3. 1854. nal :
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
zal)nar3t.

Or. 6. 6. s. @ulpt n ron g1euycrt lcnft
Die 2tufmertIa Iamteit Iol6er prrfcnen BON aaentaum
unp Der umsesenp, wcl6e Speraticuen an ibren
nattirliden 3dbnen prrrittct gu butsn tenEtbist
iinp, rper bic iid tdntlite 9dbne etieBen gu lai'
ien rpiinl6rn, auf feline pcrSi9li&e Sperrun9sprj'
le in al ben perIaierrnen 3prissn Der 3 tn'
ar3nettunbe.
Da er bereitS cine ieteniSbrise Grfabruns In
irtner prufcbipn senpben BAT unp alle pertBSOaen
8erte1rrunsen brnubt, 70 rctB CT, ras er allen
9atienten bic bette 6ilfe ;u lettrn perma9, welts
Diele 8unt YermSssnb 1T.
8eferen3en: @brip. SGumas Drg8itt, ..
D.. Gbrp. Gbarlss 81. SaurIcn, s. Clarion,
N. D, gBm. unrerbiG, 81. D., Neu-gprt
Gttp.
Seine Office 1T eescnpdrtis i'm ,,gmeriean
5rteI," absr Yatientrn fperpsn auf 8erIansen
audi in tbren SauIern teIuGt.
9ippcmter s. natg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Sd6n nnO lIuotlttil.
g i 0 c /,

~ ~ "
fopttr. S.brCitmoteralicr, @trfimtritu uno Ger.
fbltetnhslicu als9tradt, in IhrCm nchlfliltn Yucb
frbr ipicbtu btm Nidrtrritrtd uno loastubuch's
G0ltbaus-tintn Giutauf mic nix mrcr--rtu mir
auth niieSr an Cen alItrttutSiitn rdtn ablaltn
DTetu. OdruniEr hno gu tinctu g., ...
Sjtstn unb 2eilamcnte teuli1e unb rn3liI6s-
ron auen QrGbcn me Gntdntea, nit unp pDs
nc Slpcr, pis man lie piinidDt ....
@strt' np GjeiangtUbrr BON alien Nrtcn-Yres
ptStbiider unp Gnpcre GrbauuDsl4riftca.
Scmta05lautihr, psutias mo engI Idr. BON
oGen Irten, bic wu IN QtiIIHetPbiI Yuilen
lefern tSnnsn.
StartbGdrr-Gcbsrs sen alien GjrSten,
GageEiihcr, YaBs, Mrmcranrum unp 8elrtcn.
tiidfr, cine unibNtrefIt6c gusmatl.
yetettuAcr, Ycrt Nlomnies unp pusleatn, bic
ftb gar nidt tirkn Iabtn.
Gin'8'rbeS AIprtement SAreitpaptcr, padpapisr.
Ctc., 5ancp unp gcnBbnld,es Sriefphprr, gIU.
trnpapier uup gadpdpirr, prn ieper SualitSt.
Sref llmIdl6Se CGnpslOpeS) ben alien Sprtcn.
@nglde unp Oeutide S6ulbii6rr pcn alien CIR.
ten, icite bic in Seda Gauntp allsemein ge'
brautt werten-irctIieiIer bier Su Babcn ais
trBtntmo ichIt auberbaIb p4iIaoeIpHia, Gtru'
fIlts
GiUlp., StubI, unb @SnIefecrrn. r. ..
S6parje, rptbs uno blaue S6rtitttnte. ..
linten9ldBsr, 2irtrnpulper unb ShritGonb.
Deutlde unb GnsliIds %fnlenbrr fur 1855, Inr
beim Gin,etnrn unp @rc6en ,u Yrrtauien.
9anbflten, gllbumS unp Silarr ron allrn glrten
uno YrsiIrn. .. .... ....
9erfiimerte Gptcsne @a0er Saar.
II uno ale glrten fdnep Seiie.
3abnbiiriten, 3atnpulprr, uno bunrrrterlei antere
@rttel, bic mir bier ni6t brnamen tGnnen.
BD- Stctrtalter uno anoere perIunCn pef&e
rsenp rtpaS aus unfrrrm Sadie brau6en, tbun
wcbl wenn 1e bel uuS anrufen, renn mir prrtaus
ien uuicrr 2lrtitel ale 70 wrblfil, mem nitt
wrblfciIer, ais man iIe ir9eup Icnltpo in Der 0r-
9enp tctCmrt.
Red, 0utb u. Irer(rr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
EVERY A ERIC N WILL REAIli.
The most intensely exciting Book ever written !
Destined to be immensely POPULAR.
TKgE .gRCEE- -BFSEyOP.

OR, RoMANIsM IN THE UNITED STATES.
one yelume Ism of about 400 pages emet-b.d with Gu
m'I"us beau iful EnfrnNings Fc SIC0
That this will be a volume of more than
ordinary interest, is attested by the Gart that
though it has only been announced a few
weeks, the orders already amount to upwards
of 1000 copies. 1t is truthful, unadorned
narrative of the plans. doings, and designs
of the Catholic party in the United States.
The volume presents facts which will star,le
the whole American peope, for, while we
have been resting in fancied security, Il for :
mldable system has been at work, and is
working now, 10 undermine our lherles.-
We do not ask you to believe any thing but
what we prove, and ourproof cannot be gain
sayed. We leave the old " orld and former
times to themselves, and present scenes. and
deeds OF crime G acte within the last fifteen
years, aud in our own land, YES IN AMgRI.
ca which will rouse the whole American
people 10 their danger and duty. These
things are so; the conviction is forced upon
us. and we present them TO the American
and protestant world, without fear or exag-
geration.
- a Orders will be filed in the order in
which they are received.
~ Agents wanted in every County in
the United States.
WIN. WHITE SMITH, PUBLISHER
l95 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Nov. %. -3w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
ioau5ubfen, Wantelslt brsn,

910ueuDleHi H(antel'l Dr5nt
bon alien StYleS unp NuRrn; solpne u,,b NJ,
b.rne Soduhren; scISens, fIberne uRS aneax
Sctten, SdldIeI une StsoeI gclbene uu6 illbsur
ne 8Iafsocrn Strrinss, Ginserrinse, Gruane.
bsIn, 8rSceIets, NsoalCnr, Gufpins, aVibssr
une fatlcrne 5cbern, Nlbrrne G6. une sterIslFst,
@eoleans NrccrSccnC, SpieIbprrn, Gl8trn, pfec
fen, 5srnsIdber. Saiasn.GcmpafTe, scIbene, 10.
trrne unb anpcre SriGsn, fir jrbrs Qlter, 70 pts
ale anrere @rtitel, pel6s in oaS SupeIrR.Ssatk
9ebErrn. Seine preile Fne 70 nietria ais In tes
arcBen etatIi6cnents unlercr SeeltStte, unc ieius
gGaaren wercen INNER 9efunbrn rerSen ME 70 q
prr9tctt; er pirp niemanc mellInsne Dtrrnae fSs
9Oleens anpnIcn, cher sinnernt BaareH far lih
berne Serfauisu.
p0- SauS' unS SaduGrrn pertsn fcrtnat,
renN repurirt, unp 8Iidarbct BON teber art NIB
frlber perrittct-unp sr llebt Elm Satr gut fer
ieine grteit. GuA reparirt er Sptftorsn. Ge
ccrrecns u. +. 10. Or IN tanftar fffr tisbwlas
Sunri6aft unp tpfft auf fsrntrrn 5ufpru@.
3. 9. Mahep.
Qllentrtpn. Ssst. 27. HaSSR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Sp1epD st S}lfo 1t1b 60,

@tuuesu tisf. Gidtssnhsit oem Yuttltumotbtuu0s:
vel anSugtscn, ea6 fe ctneu
ncuen @lri6r uno SupelrpsStobr
anscfaugtu hatcn, trite Shire cberhaIb Sbnurmau,
&Iuharo une Co.'S Strbr, uno 9tracs Der Soeftlcms
o0llt oc9tndbtr, rpc s cnen Stcd IRaarCn cinattat
hottn rcr uiht Gbcrtrcfen wcrpcn fam, uno le.ine
tlt tntihcn eetillt9en NSwsDCrttr Qrctl bier sin:
uTuhrtn unr on rcufitGn III ptrtdufsu.
ptutc Die 0Intlc: orer Sadubren brauhen, tGnncr
'rljcurt glltt uno prcilt snIbeu uno ih i6srwu0tn
az bd JcIsrh : Ito uno Sc MP. bitie Sacben
riui9cr utrtauit pirotn ols ir9cnb icuitrr.
Gsutt SclcnI Septnt @atbtn, parrantirt out 3Iii
u haTtu, fir $24 Gls $}(
CSuti srlrIni cttahtp esastr, 25 3J
pattnt 2Eartr, 35 10
GSrIoui potInt acnrcr ouutiu9 gotf5ts45 " l25
G5ut tIttrnr ecrins, 8 I'd" II
0stahco scontr, 10 Is
9rattEt 9capir, Is 25
9ruitnobctu fir Ct Cts. bis $40.
Shrrinac ;u l2k 9ts. his $40.
9icb rNlacn haptn lit nctb tin alI9tmtinss QiTcr:
cement ron Surpstrp unO SiItsrpnartn iu ntiuauha
httr on;ufihrtr.
OF aus SHaorcn wrretn parrontirt cas Ju Gin
fir was ie pertauft rpSrcen.
Rcparaturcn on Gaduhrtn, IL. T. 10. wtresr
ithnt gut unr billta p1rrithrtt. unt ia r. Stc tr:
Fdnnt iit0ls Gin rcritathr Arttfcri rittm GGihaft
hcftn s oufsinen tbtrosn SbciI oss Sfnttidbtu gu:
irrrths.
?tnNtcmn. S,lri %. ual7
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
8anfs 9tafbrt1t.

Die untcT&retenrn 8sttn Na6ri6t sas Gf
tei ntr na6rn VrisBSctuns pcn pennlslsansas
aFplifattcn MAIDEN werttn, fir bic SnforppEas
tion elmer SanF nit aaermrinrn SistpniOe uaS
lnrcrn Shntcr' gyirilcstsn, Teldte In fer Statf
Gataiauaua, 9cfd GaurtY, erri6trt rrrbtA fed,
untrr prmi Slamen: Sant BON GataGaHs
a u a. nit cirem Capital prn 3reibunsut taulenS
36aler, nrb nit Dem 9riUjlrSium, baFtIbe auS
Creihunrert .tauirrp 2baIer permebren ,u tarFeus
uno Sprraticnen gu te9irnen iobale bic 3peituns
bert tauIenp 9baer entc,dblt Iinb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
sc q 0 / | 0 t

pirr tiermit seoeten, bab Der llntcr5eidnsts ais
Grccutcr ccr 5interlaNeni6aft bes perit5rbencn
Gtriiiian@ @ eB9er, leBtbin BON 5eirelbers
5aunI@ip, es4a Gauntp, anSeiiclIt wUrpen
ii. gtllr piejenigen paber peld,e nod an br.
iastr SinterlaienI6aft I6upsn, finb aufssforbrrt,
bnnrn 6 SEe6en dn;urufen unO ab3ubsjablen;
unp fOlde bic nod re6tmaB9s 6crberunsen pa.
ben Iinp ebrnfallS bierpur9 erIuft Icl6c inner.
bnlb beIa9tsr 3eit ipublbeltdtot etn;ubanbisen an
9ecr0e Mtee9er, Gr'or.
NcSemter I. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
DAr|trn II. SbmieO- Dlasbdlar.

0:iu premium ron tinem Silbcr.NRa oailtcIu
" rpurrC brt rcr Stoatsfalr rcn 1854 on g &C.
lS. gRes uno SShns ertbett fir bic beittn
. 6mteos SIasb6lee. Sie bnbtn etsnfalIs Gin
9rcees aIrrtement rsu q d thsns nno Scune RI:
Btastdl9sn auf 5ana nit orsi pGribisoene Vdtitrns
osr anertaHrt ttifen : ew'G ifen! Das pariiriete
aNcttsuitut periialitber y trh en- ihrcr siasnsn
uanufaftur fam atsibfatIs srhaltcn pcrcen, teini
Srcben uno SSinSn, gu cen niseerifeu Gitrprdcn,
an
9eo. Sl7 @arfet StroRe. 5 Gbdren ober.
balb Ger Q6tsn, phitaoeIpMa.
Wcstmtrr %, 1854. nS5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Ncofmter %.
Germans 8tlbni6.

9itenifc ess perifcrtentn 9hrp. Seniamin
Ser m tuo in unlsrm 9nhHtbr ~ 10 Gent
eas Stdd iu haten, Sin moHhss G3smsinoeolier.
nsnsn has aneertCu Ieines rsucn eshrSrs thsutr it,
miro ab Su ei'ism prsiis serns bthsn SiteHis an.
fau I'm.