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The Indicted Aldermen. Public opinion is
concentrating with great force against the FIVE
Aldermen and Councilmen of New York, who
have been indicted for receiving and asking
brides to secure their votes upon questions of
mupicipal expenditure. At first the public
sfnd, even there, revolted from believing the
truth of the allegations against them. They
are, however, exerting themselves through
counsel to avoid q trial on the facts alleged
against them; seeking to escape the true issues
by picking flaws in the indictments Thus
the business is assuming very ugly aspect,
The Superstructure. are happy to be
able to say that the laying of the superstruc-
ture Of the extension Of the Post Office Depart.
ment building has been commenced under most
favorable auspices. ~-~
Corection.-In Tuesday, Star the name of
John W. Miles was printed John W. Miller,
and II. B. Kerrick instead of Kenrick, as the
promoted and appointed clerks in the Sixth
Auditors Office raai .4s rs
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departnent.-0n yesterday, 4th of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the Treasury Department. $2.0s3 80
For the Interior Department. 3,18l 50
For the Customs. ................ S,425 So
War Warrants received and en-
tered ........................ 1892 SO
War repay warrants received and
entered. .................... 5,468 16
On account OF the Navy......... 1898 09
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SNOTICE.-The Board Of Directors of
80 the Washington Building Association
will meet THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, in
Union Academy, corner New York avenue and
44th street. J. p DICKINSON, Sec.
&C h-1fk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-05

~ NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE
~ Company.-fhe menDers Of the Com
pany are hereby mott aed to attend an adjourned
meeting TOMORROW (Friday) EVENING,
At e'cloct as business or importance win be
brought up for consideration Itis earnestly hoped
that the members VIII be punctual in their attend
&C At J. T. HAILECK Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-05

E~THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
~ FIRE COMPANY respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens Of Washington their fnten-
ton Of giving GRAND BALL on Tuesday, the
9th or November next. A programme win here
AFTER be published rep ao.so6
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Baltimore, September, 1855"


The public will perceive that In this handful
the statement is directly made, that the Northern
and Southern mail Is carried between Richmond
and w ashington city by the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad COMPANY and
the Boats on the Potomac river and Acouia Greek.
Nay, not content with making this statement
once the writers OF the handful repeat Il in the
declaration that the line described by them is
KRN MAILn
We do not know Messrs. Stockton & Falls, or
their agent Mr.. Krebbs, but II thew or either of
them prepared the above handful, a sense of duty
constants us to say that they engaged in de-
nberate purpose Of deceiving the public to the
great prejudice Of the interests Of The Company
with wht.h we are connected, and their effort
ought to be discountenanced by all lovers Of truth
The great Southern Mail is not carried by the
X. F. and p. Railroad Co. and the Boat Line on
the Potomac, but is carried between the cities OF
Washington and Richmond by the Orange and
Alexandria and VII ginia Central r abroad and by
no other line and by none other will it be carried
for the next four years-the contract for carving
that Mail having been let to The Companies last
this statement, beg the public to take notice,
and to be assured, that III passengers come to the
Central Rail, Dad at Gordonsville, from any quar-
ter, they will be transported On the same train
which carries the Mail to Richmond
l deem 1: my duty to take this occasion TO ap-
prise the public Of another form in which this
same fraud and falst hood is practised 1 have
been informed by several gentlemen that a MAJ
makes his appearance on the cars, between Balti-
more and Washington, every train, applying for
the baggage checks Of the Southern passengers
and representing to them that the mail line is by
Acquia Creek and the r. F & p. Railroad: and
upon recent occasion he approached Mr. Whit
combe, the Chief Engineer of this road, and ap.
piled for his check, and when told that Mr. w
would go by the Mail line, he replied that the
Acquia Greek and r F. & p. line was the Mail
line. Who this man Is we know not, but we eau
t:on the public against him as an impostor and
circulator of false hoods
By order and in behalf Of the Board of Directors.
l.. FONTAINE, President
W.. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-05

'H0 those who wish pretty foot, a comfortabl.,
Il and durable shoe, we wonld say that we have
just received part OF our Fall stock and we are
preparing to suit the most fastidious Our assort-
ment Is selected with care from the best msnufac-
turers Of Philadelphia, and consists OF Gaiters
Morocco Boots, jefferson slippers, &C also, q
first rate assortment Of Misses and Chf,dren,s
Shoes. We would call particular attention 10 our
stock Of Heel Caters, which we viii sell from
30 up. MILLS Il BRASHEARs
No. 335, South side, Pa avenue,
oct 2-lw between 9th and 1th streets
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NEW FALL MILLINERX

I'VE have just returned from New York with
w one Of the richest and handsomest as ~.
sentiments Of Bonnets, Ribbons. Plumes &~ q
ever offered the Ladies OF Washington We ~
are now opening, and are prepared TO furnish
them to our customers on the most Reasonable
terms.
Also, handsome ass artment of Head Dres<ex
Bridal Wreaths, Dress Caps, &C, 70 all OF which
the attention Of the Ladies Is invited
HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO,
$40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and IOth sts
oct Aft
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

CORNER OF NINTH AND ID STRKKrs.
fINHE great demand 10y the public Of Washing
Il ton and George own for good musical instruc-
ton, can only be complied with through the me
dunn % the above Institution, which viii open en-
Monday, Oct. sth. 1855.
The Academy Of Music viii offer advantages in
the requirement Of musical know edge superior
TO any In the country, and at such reasonable
rates CT remuneration as to permit every one to
afford musical education.
Every branch Of Music win be under the imme-
diate surveillance OF masters Of acknowledged SUI
perioritv.
The Piano Forte Glasses Of Mr. w. Henry
Palmer will be instructed IN the Academy Of
Music, Composition, harmony, and thorough
Bass are important 70 all.
Vocal Glasses are conducted by Mr. w Palmer
All communications for particulars, terms, &C +,
TO be made only to
w HENRY PALMER, Director,
octi 233 z street, corner 18th
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Carter's Spanish Mixture!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OFTHE BLOOD
Best Alternative known.

n II L
Best Alternative Known.!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT..
An infallible remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cu:aneous Eruptions
Pimples or Postules on the Face, Blotches,
Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Gore Eyes
RingwO N or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge
ment and pain OF the Bones and Joints Salt
Rheum, stubborn Ulcers. Syphilitic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from an injudicious use
Of Mercury, Imprudence I'm Life, or Impurity Of
the Blood.
gTNHIS great remedy, which has become so rap
Il idly ard so justly celebrated for its eItrsordi-
nlry efficacy In relieving and curing many Of the
most obstinate and terrible forms Of disease with
which mankind Is afflicted, Is now offered 10 the
public, with the confident assurancethat no MEp-
IcAI DISCOVERY ever made has been so eminently
successful in curing ScRoF ULA, and ALL pIsEAsFs
OF The BLOOD, as CARRIERS SPANISH MN
TURE.
The proprietors are receiving by every mail
most fattering ard astonishing details OF cures
made In all parts Of the ounry, and in most cases
where the skill Of the best Physicians had been
tried In vain.
Its power over the BLOOD is truly remarkable
and all diseases arising from impur.ty Of the great
SKAT OF LEE have been relieved and cured with
out single failure, out OF the ousands who have
used 1t. Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no
drugs, but is composed Of Roots and Herbs, com
bined with other Ingredients Of known virtue, and
may be given to the Youngest infant or most de-
blitated invalid, without the least possible hest
taton.
We have only room for short extracts from the
volumes Of testimony in our Possession, and all
from gentlemen Of the highest Responsibility, well
known In their various localities Please read for
yourselves.
We take great pleasure in calling the attention
OF our readers TO the merits OF Carter's Spanish
Mixture as remedy for diseases Of the blood IL
enjoys reputation In this city unequalled by any
other preparation.-DGily Dispateh, Riehpaoaa,
Va.
The Hon John M. Bolts, Of Va, SAYS he csnsid-
ers II matter OF duty to add his testimony 10 the
virtues Of Carter's Spanish Mixture, FROM ACTUAL
Personal OBSERVATION OF its remarkable cura-
tive powers for tie diseases In which Il is used
We have been cured CT a violent and protracted
Liver disease by Carter's Spanish Mixture We
know II TO be all il professes.-Edifor SOsfkstde
Democrat, Petersburg, Va.
We have found from personal trial, that Car
ter's Spanish Mixture is truly valuable medi
cine.-Ed. VergenHes Indepeadest. VI.
WIN. 3. BEERS CO., Projectors,
No. 3Oi Broadway, New York.
IL Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.
For sale by CHAS. STOTT, Washir gton, ID.
C., and Druggists generally. oct lily
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LUX BOSTON AND SALEM.-The Schoou.
Il er PEARL, Capt. Brown, has arrived; -
and wilt have quick dispatch for the above 80
ports. For f.eight apply TO
HARTLEY BROTHER,
&C S-lw lOl w alter st Georgetown
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OST-Between Alexandria, Va, and Wash
IL ington, black Leather Trunk, fNN~
plate en- top with leather strap SAr3
around it, and NAKED with paint ~tsSylN tsSM
Lester Lloyd, Washington, cor -A-A-AS
ner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue Who
ever VIII return said Trunk TO me at the above de.
scribed place, shall be literally rewarded
oct 5-3* DR.. LESTER LLOYD.
I AIDES BELT CLASPS, Elastic Ribbon
IL and Cord, India Rubber Belts. a., at
&C 5-a LAMMOND'S, eth St
SUiTABLE FOR PRESUMABLY LAM
~ MOND'S, Seventh street. can Be found a large
and beautiful collection Of Toys and Fancy No
lions, cheap Tor cheap cash. oct 5-3t
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
MRS. NJ. A. HILLS has Just returned from
1v1 New York with a beautiful and varied as
sortment Of the above goods, which are now ready
for inspection and will be sold cheap
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 9th
and 10th streets.
&C 5-1w (Orgpn)
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I OST-A Check drawn by Jno M johnson,
~ on the Bank Of Washington, dated Septem
Der l3:h, 1855, payable to the order Of H. G. FAINT,
but not endorsed by him. for 965 Dollars The
public are cautioned about negotiating said check
as payment Of the same has been stopped
S-If# -
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ut JOHN r. ELLIS,
96 Pa svsnus, bst. 9Th and 10Th streets
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RARKf'S TkICOPHEROUS, Lyons IA.
- thairon, Bay Rum, for sale by the gross or
dozen at astonishing discount for Cash Also. a
line stock OF new and fresh Perfamery, such a.
Pomatum, Hair on, Bsndoline, verbena W atsr
German Cologne, Extracts Of handkerchief, One
Toilet Soap, Tooth Powder, Shaving Cream, &C.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
oct 4 300 Pa avenue bet 9th and lnfh sts
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EOUND-A Portmonie. containing small sum
Il of Money. The owner can have the same by
identifying the property and paying for this adj
vertlsement. oct Sits
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JAMES r. MCINTOSH,
N E & C 81 A MT ILOR.

ISUCC8ssUk TO IUCKKR q bON,O
MOULD invite his friends and the public I,
w call and examine his stock of Fau a.
and Winter Goods, which he Is prepared IL
to make up in as elegant style as can be had "A
at any o,her house, and on as good terms IN
Also, Gentlemen furnishing Goods, such a
Neck Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, &c. Store il
American hotel, Pa. avenue, near X street.
&C s.
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CTRAYED Or STOLEN-on Wednesday
- the 26th Of September, black But. fsSs~
falo COW, with slit ears and the tail AE4N
tipped with white, and white under theTS2kz
belly miin out Of three teats, and the teats
given for her return to JOHN HOGAN, at the
corner OF zth street. aad Pa. avenue, Navy Yard
oct %-3ts -yy- =
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departnent.-on yesterday, 4th of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of tina DAM r&maok-
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THE PIANO FORTE CLASSES

R. w. HENRY PALMER,
WILL meet al the Academy Of Music, corner
w Of 9th and ID streets, on and asser MON.
DAY, Oct. sth, 1855. The pups are requested
10 be In attendance on the DAYS and hours specI.
lied IN the notices addressed 10 them
w. HENRY PALMER,
octa Director
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ADJUSTMENTS
PLEASANT RESORT.
srklNG @ r ID z Ms,

(FORMERLY FAvIER's 6ARDENl
On M Street, bsfsresa Sscsstsssfh 4 EsxAte,stA
OPENED every day In the week, and on sun,
" day. No spurious liquors allowed, but COT.
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, win be for sale
Websr's Brass Band win perform every Mon.
O'Clock. Admittance free au ieL3m
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ly thrown themselves in the brea Oh, to prevent
the State from again falling into the hands Of
such persons as passed the personal liberty bill
and prescribed Judge Loring for carrying out
the fugitive slave law. The struggle will be
between the Democratic and Republican nomi-
nses almost entirely, and the Wings will do
tbefr best to prevent the latter from succeeding
A Chief Justice for the District Of Colum.
bia.-We learn that yesterday afternoon the
President appointed Judge Geo. W. Hopkins, of
Virginia, to be the Chief Justice of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the District of
Columbia. This gentleman is well known to
our fsllow.citizens generally, having served
for fifteen years consecutively in Congress,
from which position he was transferred by Mr..
Polk to act az the diplomatic representative of
this Government at Lisbon. On being recalled
BY the succeeding Administration he was elected
to the bench of the Superior Court of Virginia,
and has discharged the laborious and honor
able duties Of a judge Of that high court, for
the last six years, in manner highly credit
able to himself, and greatly to the advantage.of
the community whose rights and interests were
thus placed in q great measure in the keeping
Of his integrity and legal learning, Judge
Hopkins is now about ffty-ons years Of age,
and possesses great vigor of constitution.
When in Congress he was remarkable for in
dustry and singlensss Of purpose, for true dig
NIFTY OF character and manners, for his moder,
saoa, and for the quicknsss and clsarness Of
his powers Of comprehension. He has fac.
ulty of making himself very popular where
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
ltniperfal
.6rQuterzSQlbe

Dies iii Elm rein os9ttobtllithtS oeilnlttG uno fam
in oIeu TGlIcu nit ocr prlItrmmcntsn Stbtrhtt bel
.0inosru wis bGi Gruobfntn anaewanot mtrorr.-
Gs purps in allen fCt9tnrcn Sdlsn erprcbt uno
bat ib Gswa + TT ats cine Sur fir
gSe6e Brittle, bas ,,tEie Ding (Panaritlum),
3atnme9, Setter, ale 9lrten 9rI4riire unp @e'
i6pallte, 8unren NIT 8rtAlauf, II. /. tp.
Durtb Den auGtrcrct6rn Grfrl9, rprmit Der sc:
6rauh oes c6ioeu MtttSs in allen rbi9cn gla9tn &c:
trSutwurpc iino Die Gi9entbUmcr peranlast ptrptn
cs Dem Vublitum auiubittsn, nit bet 9euitn 3uptr;
Gbt ban fb oaiTrl6G nab cinem billt9en Strub ais
oos bsIte gtttl erpriItn piro oas man it fur nnges
fdbrtc TSlIe octrautht bat. Defenders fur ptbe
8rtite, has tSl Oiu9 unp 3abnw Cd 1T es
ousac,citnur uno lcIte ouStmetn bttannt wErcsn.
Die SolGs III e6tufaUs nit Dem bGltGn GrIeI9 sc;
Grautbt mcrpsn in S&lIcn rrn
DiStcmpcr bel Yierorn.
Die Gioentbdmtr mctIcn itbri9cns ibrt Satbt nitbt
nit Gtrrhdlfiosn 2cbtscrbSOun9cn utErbduftu; ilt
per(anocp nur roE man cinsn blIlacn @erIutb pontt
anlteai. mcraui ibrs 8crtrcfItbtct abit IN Die Ia'
9su fallen miro.
Wreif.-Oje ttrincn SbaMtcln tciten %, bic
orcgrn 37I GGnts.-9cue Inwsiiun9cn btntosn ildb
6ei iGoer Stbotbttt.
OcT gu baOtu, bcim @rrGen unD &lelncn, i'm BUD:
itobr YcH
9ef, Gutb uno oelfri6.
llCntcmn, "a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
aleae GAter! ! llrnc OAter !!
8. Er. En1inr,

Stphrbaltrr in bcr Stabt GataIauaun,
gGanIGt caS 9lutiitum unO ienc 5rcuncc i'm
9rpnpwrn III brnaarhtiaen, bdB CT pic Gjcl6Gi-
te, irubcr bCtricbrn rurdh z. y. Snctar unp
60, an oem altCn Stanpplaes, auf feline atlcinige
Nrbmma Iurtirbrn rirr, allwo rS Jpn irruenipt,
redyt pirIc NunpCn anlprcCtm gu irbnr. Gr lit
icrtm pon pen 9rpBen Wirttcn Suriid8sFstrt, unr
hat Giueir brrrlidrn lulo slInrnpen Sbd Srn
JreFcncns lDaaren, 6roscries, Ouicnss
tuo 5artctt= lOaarcn
CirSctcgt, bic CT ale IcBr tilis 1ertauien wrb.-
Gr rrattct rs ais itrriIiBig tr0cno Nrtifrl bier
an;ufibrcu. unc Mil nur brmcrFcn, paB iein Strd
otlc5 in lib trareit nap in rinrm motIcnarrd,
tctrn Stcbr sebalttn miro. 9tuiet IN, bcicbd
lcinc S8aarrn uap iitrrjeu8t Gu4 irltl pcn Dem
Wciagtcn.
Bz0~2tQr glrtn 2anoseprrbuftr wrrhen I'M 9uss
tauIA fir ISlarcn 0ngrnomnrrn, nnp pafttr rcr
bEhitc WarttpreiB srlautt.
or it fir 9cnrfrne litcralc lhtcrilGbuns oanfs
bar, unp mirp ii6 immsr6tn Ecmiihen irine 5rem'
nc wnD &untsu purtb tillige prft6c unc SNtc Be
SirnmN eolltcmmcn gu trIriCr9sa.
.IprI %. nNGm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
SfrDEn6 liter.

Der lntsr;cihnste 20 nun in lsinsm Strbr siasn
ous9ewabItsn Strt pcn
StrOb, unp Seipeps n Spnnets unb gliliner
@Gter atGrbarpt,
trcbenS aus eabiss .6eIGr Strnps, frousSflbsn sd:
sss, CScIamsrs, &rpclis, prarIS uno SGttn Oifuso,
in pEribisornsn Strtss srn Sitter nit stnem iebr
IbSnen IIcrttmSnt vcu inpcrrrsn uno einbtimiit,tn
grtifitio Sumcn, Sdn tEr, sabiss uno NRiees cello:
rirtsn @rnnGts StrrbzS riumiu9s, ,Stupsr SGtsn unp
Scuncts, uno auocrc in Stss Saeb 9sbSrsnoe Gitvr.
Gr bat nit osr ,baupt :JmPcrtairs uno gRonafot:
turen, cine lsbsrtntu lft 9etrefrn, pceurtb CT IN
ben Stapp selsi lit aus ets REuslttn Srlts Strcb:
Sitter m srbalttn, 70 bs'Io fs psrfsrtt9t fno. Gr
fibIt utrsu9t pas sr i'm Gtsnos 1T fine Satsr lr
Ipcblki mSnn nbt rcb liter su SSrtGuitn, e!s ir:
osno Gin anpSrSs @tabllgs msnt in Der @itp.
&SIuiam 8. 9alper.
@r. 50 9icro ppsitt Ctr, aS', unkr Der arh, SRibt
Seitc, philadelphia.
SRGr; 81. 1855. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Sect rilft bic Belt berdn
baj man Iehr 9icl 1T palhen bat.

baB man lrbr Ytrl Su tpaIhen bat. -,
Srum uno fault Gu5 pcn ben prShtosn Sy1aihi:
ntn rit ic ptt 3t uuo 2trtSit crportn. SitIlbs no
al Dem a.tSn Staprplaee pls llnttrEt6utttn in Der
oonitrn Stroft Ret Stubt 2ta,utaun 9Ittb cterhaIU
Der SHokGcp polll ~ rrbaltGn 100 autb iu autn
3ttttn sin irbr 9rrGts 20rrttmeut
& CD CT N 98 a drcu,
ron rcr bCin 2rteit bic s in 2(atnaun sinatt mus:
rc,--unO pcn allen Ssntmun9tu btim Grcs unD
0lIinptrtauf auf oouo ach0Itln wrr. gTan iupt
outb tti thm Die htrrllbrn g GNafraG StdBcn
UNI l8olIir ouf bas StlO iu tra9U, uuo fur; 2(uts
Nos in kin Sab 9rbSrt, uno 3par an fbr btGistn
QrtjItu.
Santbor fir 9tnctTlnI lluttriiieun9 mirp CT iIb
jmnsrbiu btmdnm 2uIt pcutrmmsn ,u tSnirNiatu.
Spbn =. @Etr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13

GEabrrnb Den lrttcn Sabrcn fino biclt 9Noi6is
ncu pGu9 9spruft wcrrIn, in alien StrhltpGnbtlttn
orn Mattrlot Nas otnGbt nCrocn tGnn, unD bobtn
au9tnlcius 3ufrltrtnbCit 0t9Ctsn. SRabreno Sous
itpps ron ptrtbIcitn MGb:0Rofhncn auf oas YutIl;
fun eStratbt rurren, bai Stn9crs alein Ctnrn gu:
ten Ruf fir ius &cutcmmcnbCit unp Site, fir ttb
trmcrttn uuo crbalttn. gu Cinsm Shnctrcr rotr
elmer 9tdberin triu9t rek MiaibnS abrIib Gin Gin
tculcn pcn $3.50.
Der llnhrEi6nCte tot cas- Rctht gum Gjrtrautb
NerIttbtu, uno boiIcGc an anccrc iu ubrtro9sn rcn
:. 81. Stnatr uno Gcmp. tiufldb an th 9tbratbt,
uuo Spar fit frl9tncs Srtfhafrn: NStStenhn, roS
nSrplitbe SnNiona uuo ptnnirlronitn Omit 0usnGhmt
ron otn Gauntits Gric, QGe9bcnp uno bttaoelpbn)
uno III nun 6trcit pict Raihnsn wts rbtn9eia9t gu
sGrtaufr.
@tfttun9tn ttir gNofhutn wSrrcn pdnttIif tt:
itrQt. Sn allen SdlIen pr cine Woihue beltSlt
miro, pirp Gin outer prottfher ShuciNcr uno Spt:
rarr nit pcriitUsn 9tianrt, I'M pcn &duftr eCn Sc:
troub otridbGn ju tthrcn, Gin &ertaufs:SiI tes
altitst cine icbc NNaitbnr. Der 4ret6 Der Moihnt,
iammt brm 2tufitcutu in Der gSchnuna oCs Rdufcrs,
init erpruttcu 1upttmu9cn crrr periSnIihsn Sus
iirutticntn III Sl25. gllan GeerCGtrt
9. 8anraa.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
GeOer =! GeOer!
8ilti a NJ g t / m,

SSilli a NJ O / m,
madbt 1rinru 6rrmprn unb Dem 9utlitum iibrr'
Eaupt bic anSciar, Dap CT ba5 Gurrtrr' cprr Sr'
bertaeiters GjsI6Gft nod INNER, unb ;rar aus9cs
rrtntcr ais cinmal tetreitt, AM Gde Der sSclt'S
milton unp Gdtrn Strabr, 9cseniiter Sn9rntu4'S .
@olbdus. Srin ebsn cinSele9ter ecrtrefflt6er
Stpf teilett aus 2rber BON jeprr Sci6reibun9,
mrlGrS er an ten aQerniepri9itcn Srctirn abIeben
wirp, ais pa it
6emlcd uno Giben SoDlleber BON ber
ollerbeiten Sorte bon peri6ieoenen
QreiIen, ie natb Der Sualitdt; ; &olbfels
lie uno Sberleoer, iponiibe Sioos, II. (.
no,
alIrS spm tritrn unb gang bilis. Gr Ssrtauft
isia Gcper 70 wcblfeil ais man eS in pbiIaprlpbin
befpmmcn tann.
Sbrdn ppn scr,ustitrr SuaGtdt INNER aui
Sanp uno ali 9bilareIpbtaer 9rrtIen ;u pertdufrn.
S5Gutc BON jsper 2lrt perpen an ben bSalcn
grsilrn int 9IustauIb fir Baare prrr fiji SoGr'
selO angcnrmmcn.
Ba- 9rsenp Selnanp, brr rtrdS aus bteierl
sSaGe traudt, wtrp es ME cerfetlcn prnn CT bel
tbm anrut, inpsm ct nirSenps ttliser unp mcbr jur
3uIrCoenteit bspient perprn irtrp.
Danftar fir bereits senpicnc litrralr Inter
ltiibung, ptrp cr fds INNER ansrlcaen Icn laBrlr,
feline Jtrnprn nit ginttl6feit gu tepirrcn unp biz
3abl rerleltsn ~ Sermebren. Scesrmann II
frruntI6aftli6 rinaelnren anjurufeu.
glQentcmn, Sept. 81. ttabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Dlrltrn Il. SbmirO- -Blasbdlar

O.in prtmium rtn cincm StIber:Qa batllcn
" wuros brt Der Staatsfair rcn 1854 on 6ec.
NJ. Mse uno S6b ne srtbeiIt fir bic tstsn
SbmisOs Stasbatec. Sic BADEN sbenalIs Gin
grrbts enforcement pen q Il tbcns nuo Scuno m;
9Slas6ioen auf luo NIT rret verltbicosns PATTERNS
Der ausrtarnt bstga Z Sw:Giien. Sos parttrtSits
ITcrttmtut ccr;dsNbtr y drit en- tbrsr ci9snen
NRonuhttur fam sItihfalls rrbaltcn psrctn, tstn,
Srcgsn uuo SltiucN, ;u zen nirpsritsn Girprstn,
an
gto. 3TT MdrIet StraBe, 5 Sbiren obers
bdlb esr 1dten, 9biIaoelpbia.
Gcotmbtr %, 1854, nQ6W