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or THE PsFTcHARTREIs ROAD.
/. The present s mileH Of this
road are valued at 100000 pc,
mile-s5S0.o 900.
=. These s miles are not required.
as they run in a different direction
and the gauge ia not the same as
the road in contemplation.
5sThe amount asked of the city
(say millions) will not build the
road vne-third Of the way to Mo.
bile, as there are difficult swsnps
and four streams, from 30 to so ieei
deep, to cross with draw bridges to
each. within the first 80 or 40 miles,
which, IN the opinion Of many per-
soma, mako this route impractica-
bic.
4. If this road is built with thu
city funds Gao or 40 mtles) it must
there stop and ret, untilmore funds
are provided and rs few inhabit-
ants are to be found, and very little
Land fit for cultivation, between
this and the Pearl river swamps OIL
pins sSoodi, there isuothirg to pay
the expense of running the car.
en- it.
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sS,E DAILY CIR ESC CENT.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE ., 1854.

ss The Proprietor Of the Crescent will pay no bill
contracted by any person attached to the Office without
d, rr,tfar nranr
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THE 1NTERIoR.-The Madison Journal says
that it has been raining almost constantly for
the last week, and the planter whose crop is in
any thing like decent condition may consider
himself fortunate.
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A YOUNG TURK.-A tutor friend of ours gave
his young charge the following piece of English
prose to turn into Latin: :" The Car took pos
session Of the city
Which was promptly translated by Russ in
urbe,n
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several army olucerS were THIS morning en-
gagged at the arsenal in testing the qualities of
new invented rife, or, more properly speaking,
o rifle cannon, submitted to Government for e1-
animation and approval.
The instrument in question Is very similar to
the common rifle, having the same sights, the
telescope, and the grooved barrel, the only diff
terence that we could discover being that one is
destitute Of a stock, is upon wheels, and so ar
ranged that by means of machinery it can be
elevated, depressed, or rotated, at pleasure,
while the motions of the other are regulated by
hand.
The barrel is about three feet in length,
weighs eighty pounds, and carries one inch ball,
weighing five ounces, and also an explosive ball,
which discharges its contents the instant it
strikes any object. The rifle was tried at tar
get, eight hundred and eighty yards distant,
about half mile, and with great accuracy,
nearly every shot taking effect; so far we learn
it has given every satisfaction, though the report
to the ordnance department in regard to it has
not been made known
The instrument was invented by Mr.. Gilbert
Smith, of New York, and the advantage claimed
for its accuracy in firing at long range, and
the power it possesses of destroying the ~maga-
zines, stores, etc, Of the enemy--while as the
same time from its long shot, it is itself be-
yond the reach of harm. The rifle itself is very
effective at distance of 1900 yards, but its &C.
curacy is greatest at lesser distance There
are many other points of interest connected with
it to which, from peculiar circumstances, we
cannot allude; but we may mention, that if the
statements made in regard to it be true, which
we have every reason to believe is the case it is
one of the most death-dealing machines ever
devised. [Cor. N. Y Times.
A singular marriage recently took place in
New Castle, Del. A young lady of Brandy
win bal
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Miss Mary E. Hill, the young and talented
lady who recently appeared at &C Dan Rice's," is
out in card which appears in our columns and
explains her refusal to appear the second week.
Mr.. Ash also offers an explanation.
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JuLEps. -William, of the Phoenix, furnished
us last night with three most astonishing juleps,
and couple of our friends disposed of them
in a manner which we enjoyed almost as much
as if we had gone through with the performance
nursalf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02

THE SOUTHERN BELLA fine opportunity is
afforded shippers for Yazoo River atpresent, the
wellsknown steamer Southern Belle having made
arrangements to take charge of and re-ship
Vicksburg freight for any point in that trade at
the usual rates of Yazoo River packets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02

Pass CHRISTIAN HoTEL.-People who are
about to make the usual summer trip across the
lake will be glad to learn that this fine estab-
lishment, under the direction of R. H. Mont
gomery, is about to reopen &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02

Ga Thursday the lst nst by the Rev. J. p Bele HENRY
MORGAN Eq and Miss LAURA MALLARD, both Of this city.
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Summer Clothing.

S@NbNltE SeStf&tka3s
F. STRING E r & CO.,
No. 30 Camp street.
EB- Invite attention to their superior sfeornentof Il
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. Y
large variety Of WOODEN GOODS adapted for tho seNSa
FRENCH MKRINO, ALPACA LINEN DUCK, N
FRocK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC CJ5oAn
Msrno Dap dor, White and Figured Drill and Linen DIyek
PANTS.
Rich Figured Silk aud Masses VESTS Of the Latest tyhL
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style oRAvATs, NECK TIES. HALF HOSE, ErsS. Ere
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
or the latest philadelphia Manufacture. ItapT 9pqu
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8. By this routo, iti7 supposed,
they could reach Mobile III sir
bours, including deten,ions at draw
bridges on the Rigolets and Pearl
river, and the necessity OF running
slowly on mora dangerous parts Of
the road over the W aters Of the Bay
st.Loula, Biloxi, Pascasoula, et..
Il The business of this road
would be clnfinei 10 that of Mo-
BILE alone, Except what might be
derived from the Watering Places
five or six months in the year,) as
no benetits could be derived from
any other bualuess on the line
worth mentioning, or any trade OF
travel from points on the Gulf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02

A CURE FOR BoNE FELoN "A friend in
forms us that while suffering with bone telon,
~ years ago, Dr. F. Lebarron, late the Apothe-
cary General of the United States, advised him
to fill thimble with soft soap and quicksilver
mixed. and bind it tightly over the felon. This
he did, and in the course of II hours it was
drawn to head, when the core was removed,
and by appliances of the usual poultice, the
sore soon healed. Our informant remarks that
this is a severe expedient, but one that is pre-
ferred to the customary treatment. We have
heard others who have used the remedy pres
eribed say that it is the most effectual and ex-
peditious. AS good many persons are now
afflicted with bone felons, we have been re-
quested to make this publication. May it prove
:. a real blessing" to the suffering baltimore
Clipper
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|, ATEST TEIl EGRApHIC NEWS
10 TINE NEW ORLEANS Daily CRESCENT.
sep tbs sautbrrn Line.
Arrest of a Fugitive Slave in Boston.
] United States Deputy Marshal Killed,
ATTEMPT TO RESCUE THE FUGITIVE,
MILTTARY oUT.

BosToN, May q. Great excitement was
caused in the city yesterday by the arrest Of
Burns, fugitive slave The mob made an at
tempt last night to rescue him, and United
States Deputy Marshal was killed, while at
tempting to maintain the laws.
The examination of the slave is progressing
before United States Commissioner, and mob
of four or five thousand persons surrounded the
Court house. The military has been ordered
out 4....@
BosToN, May II, Night.-The examination Of
poned till Monday. The military force of the
city has turned out in large numbers, and there
is no abatement in the excitement A large
number of arrests have been made
Boston, May 2s--Col suttle, the owner Of
the slave Burns. has offered to sell him for
$1,000, and it is understood that the money is
nearly all subscribed.
PROTECTION AGAINST THE IRISH.
The Reverend Theodore Parker and Wendell
Phillips have applied to the authorities for pro-
lection against the Irish, who have threatened
vengeance in consequence of the killing of Off
Ger Batchelder, which occurrence took place on
Friday night The military force of the city is
under arms
BosroN, May 29.-The examination of Burns,
the fugitive, is progressing to-day, and Court
Square is crowded by an excited populace. The
Court House is strongly guarded by the military.
BosToN, May 29-The excitement continues,
and the report that Col. Suttle had offered to
sell Burns has been denied. No further out
break, however, is reported. Large delegations
Of abolitionists from the neighboring towns are
expected Circulars of an infammatory charac-
ter, addressed to the people of New England,
have been distributed. There was very large
sale of revolvers in Boston, yesterday.
FALLING OF A DRAWBRIDGE. -
New YORK, May 29.-The draw bridge at
Hoboken fell yesterday and several hundred
people were precipitated into the water. A
large number were injured and many are be-
lieved to have been killed.
A BELLIGERENT MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.--It is supposed that
President Pierce will send in to the Senate and
House of Representatives, on Monday, very
belligerent message in regard to Cuba.
THE NEBRASKA BILL AND THE NEW
YORK g HARDS.''
New YORK, May 29.-The New York I. Hards'
have issued circular, defending their course
against the Nebraska bill-denouncing Presi-
dent Pierce as tool of the slave power, and
predicting a war with Spain for the acquisition
of Cuba as slave State.
STEAMBOATS, PASSING.
VIcKsBURG, May 9l.-The R. Fl. Winslow,
bound for New Orleans, passed down at 8 A. M
to-day, the Geo. Collier at 7, Empress at 10, the
Dove at IL, the America at 8 o'clock p NJ, and
the Peter Fellon at P NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02

LAWS OF THE LAST SESSION We are indebted
to the courtesy of our neighbor, the Courier,
(which it will ever give us pleasure to reoipro-
cate) for copy of the q Acts of the Legislature
for the last session." The Typography is ex-
eelent, but at the same time we are obliged to
confess that it is wholly inappropriate to the
miserable fandango of legislation which distin-
guished the last meeting Of what is vulgarly
called the Assembled Wisdom Of the State.'s
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y. Bestj. Chandler,
OLLECTOR.
NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS etc.
Hr Office at CoRsoN 4 ARMsTRoSe,s, 50 Camp street.
EBr ofhoe Hours from I to 10A. M. 5p.M.
az Rsfsreucss-H. t. Lonsdae Co.. anil corson
Armstrong: nhe lylm2p
RANKING HOUSE, 81 Camp street.
BOSTON, ST. LOUIE,
NEW YORK, LOUISVILLE,
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI,
BALTIMORE, NAsHYI-4L
~ Purchased Ass seshy
does NAT HEws. rrNLErsAsco
GIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
ToBAcco-Fhe subscribers have constantly
s kEFi;4i;5 Go4f sz %@DfRA
AND An BALES selected from the PaHtation
,,o n ss Camp street and 4ss Tchoapi.oua ss.roe
VEyAKEN UP-By the undersigned, at 81
HRst The s sSk Leading o. the s9h ROAM
ie2 q. H H. WILLIAMS. Jefferson City.
Gow PEAs-1oo sacks to arrive, apply to
y j@ Ell HART & Co. ~ Tehoupitoalaa st.
MAGNOLIA wHIsKY-loo bbls. in store,
ie4 E.JHART q co. 10 rehoupoula. street.
EAVA COFFEE-100 bags in store, for sale
- by [je2l Ell HART Co. 70 TehOupitouas st,
OCK CANDY-50 boxes in store, for sale
1O by [ia1l FL. HARTd CO, 70 Tehouptoulass st.
GoULEY's BITTERs--5o boxes in store,
E.J.HART CO., 10 TehOupltoulas street.
RACON SIDES--3O casks Prime, for sale by
~ jea S. II KENNEDY Co, IS Tehouplouaa at.
AEON SHOuLDERs--15 casks Prime, for
is.s s,H. KENNEDY CO, IS TehOupi.oulas street.
FLOUR--1OOO bbls. St. Louis Superfne and
Isa s. s. i. KENNEDY CO.. IS rehouroal.. street.
u AMS--50 tierces Choice Plain, in air tight
j. PACKAGES 81 s. H. kGNNEpY Co.. ehospi.oul4s street.
EHsEAS-500 packages Green and Black in
Il and for sals by LITTLEJoHH NoRCoM CO.
-ls9 Cornar sravier aud Fulton streets.
= ICE--20 tierces choice Carolina, for sale
Ia by LITTLEJoHN, NoRcoM CO.,
ies Corner Graver and Fulton strseta.
Up ECTIFIED WHIsKY-1oo bbls. in store
u and for sale by LITTLEJoHF, FoRCoM Il CO,
lss Corner Grnvier and Fulton streets.
WTHISKY-150 bbls Bourbon and Rye, for
sale by CONVERSE q CO. 81 fchoapitOniasat my2O
4 EM0N SYRUP-125 cases Davis & Miller's,
for GALE by CONVERSE CO.. 81 Tehoupoulus myqoaw
ELouR-l5O bbls Extra, superfne and Fine,
na4pDs and 0' H. DALEY IS street.
L .ARD-125 bbls and tierces Choice, ex fiat
AA boat, and for suls by H. KENNEDY d CO,
hss Is Tehnupiiansas st.
REANS-25 bbls White Navy, for sale by
- my2I z NJ DALEY. IS Teheapi.onlaa street.
FEATHERs 1000 prime Live GeeseFeathers
H. i0r ssleby Is, HARpfLL CO, u Magazine ~ tsbS
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BENEFIT OF Mrs. sTuART.-We are pleased
to see that the members Of the Typographical
Dramatic Association have rendered this excel
lent actress and most estimable lady compli
mentary benefit at Placides Varieties for
tomorrow evening. For particulars see adver-
tispnent
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We see by the Court Records that the two
counterfeiters, White, of Buffalo, and Lawrence,
of Epping, N. H., have been placed under ten
thousand dollars bond, each, for making and
selling limitations of flyers Cherry Pectoral
This is right If the law should protect men
from imposition at all, it should certainly pro-
tect them from being imposed upon by worth.
less counterfeit Of such a medicine as Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, We can only complain that
the punishment is not half enough. The villain,
who would for paltry gain deliberately trifle
with the health of his fellow man, by taking
from their lips the cup of hope, when they are
sinking, and substituting falsehood--an utter
delusion, should be punished at least as severely
as he who counterfeits the coin of his country.
[Green co. Banner, Carrollton. Ill.
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Pass Christtoa. EEotel
Yam ZGmdt's .antt-Diarrhsa

re- VIII for the Of ysors SATURDAY.
9Th OF JUNE. flea lm9ptW r. H. MONTGOMERY
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s. This road to Mobile would cost
about s5,00D,0CO, and there is no
telling how or when 1t could be
completed.
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VANITY OF L1FE.-The following, from late
speech Of Mr.. Benton, is a touching exhibition
of the vanity of political ambition:
have gone through contest to which have
no heart, and into which l was forced by COM
bination against life and honor, and from which
gladly escape. What is seat in Congress to
me- | have sat thirty years in the highest
branch of CongIess, have made name to which
can add nothing, and should only be anxious
to say, what has been gained' have domestic
affections, sorely lacerated in these latter times
wife whom | have never neglected, and who
needs my attention now more than ever; chill
dren, some separated from me by the expanse of
oceans and continents, others by the slender
bounds which separate time from eternity. l
touch the age which the psalmist assigns as the
limit of manly life, and must be thoughtless in
deed, if do not think of something beyond the
fitting and shadowy pursuits of this life, of all
of which | have seen the vanity. What is my
occupation Ask the undertaken, that good Mr.
Lynch, whose face, present on so many mourn-
full occasions, has become pleasant to me- He
knows what occupies my thoughts and cares !;
gathering the bones of the dead--a mother, q
sister; two sons; a grand-ehild; planting the
cypress over assembled graves, and marking the
spot where l, and those who are most dear to
me, are soon to be laid.
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Z 5. II the money is borrowed to
carry on this road, (agresabiy to the
provisions OF the acI,) that portion
Of 1t made by the city fluids would
be morssaged and liable 10 seizure
and ,ale, and in this even. the city
might lose all her interest in 1t.
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.Eeep Goods.

NV The Subscribers in ncstpt Of Choice supss
Stock oil &
SUMMER CLOTH NC,
by oue in New York. expressly the Civ
retail trade comprising all that and desirable Coed,
and styes also UNDER GARMENTS the kinds in u.
THOMPSON, NIXEN CO,
epqb 9pf No. 10 Camp strset.
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syf q 0 l. | C6 t

ipirp birrnit 9c9etrn an bic @rben. Gweitrrcn unb
aIle cicirni9rn, pelbs iutsrcbirt ltnp in zen Scr.
mtgcn np Der 6intrrlaiienIAnftrn fclscnrcr in
veAa Gauutp prritcrbcncn perIuncn, ndnlid
Die 9trdnuns Srn Samuel Smtb, 9lcniini.
Traitor ron Der SiHterlaiimIdaft peS prrItprbrnrn
Slecb gSeaScr. ...
Die 9tc6nuns ppn gBiflam 9eintrrgcr, ogiren,
Der arnliniitratcr Res pcrIlrrtcnen Dapo Srarb.
Die Jteduun9 ocn &cuten Stablrr mo Gbr'
titan SAanB, arminiltratcrcn Scn ger 9intrrlal'
irnl6alt pcS Yrrjtprbrnen Spbn S6anB.
Die Jlecbnuug scn Gncs 9llee, glruinifratcr
'Yon Der SintcrIaIrnlAait res errfcrtenrn 2rwiS
Neam.
Die Jtetnun0 Scn Daniel S,ctrr, Grrrutrr Yrn
Der Sintrrlaienldait pc5 Scritrrtrncn Sobn Bar.
Die Jtranuns BON SEIZE Grim, Guardian Scn
Deter S8. $. OCidIcr.
Die Jte6nun9 BON gljas Scr, Guardian bon
9trubrn 5erter.
Die 9tc9nung ron Yetrr unp grutrn SnySrr,
apnliniilratrrrn epn Der 6ntcrlaiIcnI ret Yrr~
iiprbcnen Daniel SnYrer.
Die 9le4nuns spn 9rtcr unp Hrubrn Snybrr,
abminiIh iIhatcren pes SrrItrrtenrn Daniel Snyerr,
wcl6rr Guardian BON gccrSc, GlariiIa unp
GbarleS SnYprr 9cirr1rn mar.
Die 8c6nun9 Don Glias S6rrcr unb Srnas
S4rrrr, apminillratcrcn Der SintcrlalIrn Aaft
peS perlprbsncn Solomon Shrrer.
Die 9tc6nun9 BON Saepb loartman uno Spbn
SnYper, Ipmipiitratcrcn ppn Der Stntrrlallcn
I6aft res SerItCrtenrn Gbarlrs Sartman.
Die 8e6nun9 bon Samuel Scttel mp SoRn
Grbarp, Apmniitratprn BON Der Stntrrlalir
pr5 perlprtenrn Sacpb Grbarp.
Die 9teGnun9 ppn Samuel {opttcf unp So9n
Cr9up NputniItrntpren ppn Der Sintcrlaiien>
l4aft brs Serltrrbenrn Sacob Grbarp, prIder Der
Guardian BON Grwin s. 9Granp unb 2sps s..
98ieanp, minpcrjabrise &tnpcr rrS prrltprbsnen
Gbarlrs gSteano, 9eweIen mar.
Die 8ednung pUn Ibrabam Srdnb, Gtmtntz
iratrr BON Der SinterIailsniAaft pcS prritcrbenen
Spbn Hctb bon gtUrb s9Sbeitbaa GaunI6tp.
Die 3tetnung Sun SrnrY &napprnbergrr, gps
miniiratpr pen Der Sintrrlaiienfbaft Der peritors
tcncn Barbara Jtnappenbrr9rr, ppn Mepersgias
cursie SaunI6tp.
Oa6 Die Grecutprrn ltnb Ipmini lratpren tCr
bc1a9ten Observation-Disclosures unb Guardians bre
Jiednunsrn in Der 0e9iitraturss s2lmtsIube in 2llz
lentcpn, in uno fir Se6a Gaunty, rinsrtrascn
baben-psl6e 9e6nunsen Nrm g6aIengcri6t 0on
telo9tem Gaunt9, ;ur Seitati9ung Sor9elrgt wrrs
BEN IcQcn, i'm GCut6auIe in brIaetrr Stapt, auf
OienRogs ben 2ten Sanuar, 1855, TIM 10 llbr
Sprnttta9S.
Somurl goloer, &eoifrirer.
@(tcntcirn. Dec. 6. n16G
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
ltniperfal
GrGuter< Sdlbe

Dies 1T Gin rein pc9tablliibcs ocitnitsl uno fam
in allen SdUtn nit ocr pclItcmutncn Sitbcrbet tti
6tnccru rpie bci @rrpocbfnCn an9cpanot pSreen.-
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bat fdb tcpG b T I ais cine Sur fIr
gBebe Sriiite, pas ut5fe Ding" (Panaritium),
3abnwrb, Setter, ale artcn @rI6miire unb @rs
iawiilltr, g8unpcn nit Nptblouf, II. {. ~.
Durb Den auGsrcrNljtbcn Grfrts. prniit Der Sc:
6roub res cbi9en SQttets in allen cbieen Ytoacn &c:
trSnt wuret, ino Ole @igcnbdmEr psraulc6t mcrpcn,
cs ecm putIitum ouwbtten, nit Der ecpilIen 3upsr:
dbt paF iib eaiIdte nab cinsm bilIieen Seriuh ais
oas ttltt Mttel crrpiEu pro, bas man ic fir anae:
fjtbrtt SGus 9sbroucbt hat. 8slcuosrs fir 10 b 6
8rdlts, has bSfe DING uno 5abnpc cb 1T rs
aus9cStibnSt uno irlltt olI9smein brtonut wsroeu.
Die Sal6s III e6CnfalIS nit Dem tsltCn @rfcls 9e:
Craubt pcrosn in S6lIsn pcn
Statemprr lei pferSen.
Die Gi9cntbdmtr wrlIen tibriscns ibrc Sol6c n;bt
nit dbsrfIdili9en ectcscrbtbuu9cn tttsrbdufn; hc
peton9cu nur, cag man cincn tlIilen Geriuh tamit
anltsle, ncrGui ibre Scrtrcittsit ttit in bic Iu:
9en fallen miro.
preie.-0is flsincn Sth0tbtctn tcitrn 25, bic
9rcBtn 37a Gcnts.-Scas Qnpcilun9Cu btnfpcn lld
bt isocr Schathtd.
0%5- 3u babsn, bem 8rcGtn anp Glincn, int gudb:
ltc6r vcn
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9cocr uno S6ub @aterialicn
g { 9 8 T.,

So. 81 Sft:bomttcu:s :sroFe, Spifbrn Der eCrtfb:
rcicrmirttu Stride uno Gem pctanltc, in autntaun.
Die llnter3ciGncten 9aten Iretcn, in Serbin-
buus nit Der iriber pen brem Satrr SarOb 0ipls
fer bctrietrnen @erterei, beia9ten Sicbr an rti'
gem Stanrplabc 9cGfTnct, pplrltlt iIe rim spaltins
biscs 9lNortimcnt BON gepr BON jepG Scl6rcts
bunS, unb SHubs trimmings, rpie ale anbere @re
titel, prlbr S6ubn,aAcr 9etraudcn. ais Saltss
feae, MprOcrpS, Sterlcprr. gcininsS etc. tetdn-
Rig gum Srrtauf balten mic audi Gin aaScmcinrS
NGrrtiment Scn lo"mlod urp Gi6rn Sctarper.
@etcnfallS Grl4irs unp jepsS anSere 9rper fir
Satttcr.
Snpem tribe prattiI4r @rrbrr Tnb, lo fGnncn
ie ;uprrtraui6 li@crn, Rap ale 9riifel bic ie prr'
faufcn, 70 linp, mic fie pirieItrn reprdIentircn.
Sir trffen paber, bur@ niepriae 9rciIc unp SeE
fricNi9m8 iDrrr &mpcn, auf Iitrrale llnterliiiBs
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
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Srau Surclina Siesfelp, tiirSIid Bon DeutIG.
lamb an9etcmmcn, bat Die Sebammcntlna ni6t
allein tucrt, icnpern 1T laut ibren 3eugnicn ers
aminirt in Berlin, anertannt ais bic bette S6ule.
Sic I4msi6slt lih nit Der SpHnurg. bonn Yubti.
FUN in aaentpwn unp Der um9cgcnp pur4 ,abls
rei6cn 3upru& unteritiiBt su wsrprn, umlOmebr
pa bon Scrtsrritun9 unp atpartms Der gB66s
nerinnen ais Sebanolung Der 9ieusetprnrn berrn
@einobeit abbdnss 1T, uub Seripri6t In alien
5d0sn, no drStl4e Salfe nctbwenpis 1T, SirIelbr
an5ucmpfeblen. glud enpFcblt f6 pirleIbe gum
S&rbpfm: SIRE gECbnuna 1T SO - in Der 7s
ten Str., i6rd9 scsendtrr Ncser'S BirtbSbans.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
Geoer! 9eOer /!
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mndst Iensu Srrunbtn tno Dem gutlifim SbtSj
baurt bic GnSciSc, pae CT bas Gurritr. pbet ee.I
rerberritcrs0tIhGft nr6 inner, unc sipat dlsasS
retntrr ais enmat trtrrtt, am Gde Der @efs6aJ
milton unO g6trn StraBe, eeseniiber Saeenbu9's
@nfbaut. Setn chen ein9elester SGrhtfHimer
Stod beiiebt aus Grprr BON trbrr 8rIhreibuua;
prl6rs CT an ben aIIernieprsten grrifrn atIssat
fpirb, ais ra iR ,..s....- -.-
Scmtcf unO Gitben GobQeber BON ber'
ollerbelten Sorte BON perf1iebeneR
9reiien, ie nab Der Sualitdt.; 8albfek
lie uno Sberleoer, ipanifbe &ibbs, u. f.
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lrn 4rrer 70 wcblfel ais n,dn 60 Il, YbilahsIpbi6
betrmmrn fam.
Sbram pun prr5iisIi6rr Gtafitdt inner auf
Sanp unp an @bildbeIpbiacr grrifsn ,u SsrtaufsHs
SSGllte BON icper 9lrt wcrttn an brn bfnner%
grriirn i'm Sustauld fir gSaars pber fiir BaarR
sclo onsenrmirn.
Hsg- Srsrue SemdAr. ter etipas aus titfsFs,
SADIE traudt, ipirb rs ME Ssrfsblen renn sr tsa
itm anrut, nrem cr nirscnbS billtser unb Iuttrjuf
3ufriGrenbeit tCpient mrrren pirb.
0antbar fir bcreits grncIene Itrate untsr<
Itiibns, frirp rr iidS INNER anseearn leia Iaety
Icnr &unbcu nit ginttIidtrt ~ tebirasn tthS ne
3atl bcricltcn gu permsbren. SepsfttaHi' ~
freunbIhaftli6 Ctn9etaben an,urufrn. .
sllrntcpn, Sept. q. hakS