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The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

REMARKABLE EXPERIMENTAL recent work of
science gives the following novel experiment, which
settle questions of some Importance in philosophy
Two hundred pounds weight of earth were dried
in an oven and afterwards put into an earthen ves-
sell The earth was then moistened with rain water,
and a willow tree weighing five pounds was PLAN
ted therein. During the space of five years the
earth was carefully watered with rain water, or
pure water the willow grew and fourished, and
to prevent the earth being mixed with fresh earth,
or dust blown to it by the winds it was covered
with q metal plate perforated with great number
of small holes suitable for the free admission of air
only. After growing in the air for FIVE years the
tree was removed and found to weigh one hundred
and sixty-nine pounds three ounces; the leaves
which fell from the tree every autumn were not in
cludcd in this weight. The earth was then remov.
ed from the vessel again dried in the oven, and at
forwards weighed it afterwards discovered to
have lost only about two ounces OF its original
weight thus one hundred and sixty-four pounds
of woody FIBRE brake, roots, was certainly pro-
duced, but from what source! The air has been
discovered to be the of the solid element, at
least This statement may at first appear incredi-
Bile, but on slight reflection its truth is proved be-
cause the atmosphere contains carbonic acid, and
is compound Of IA parts by weight Of oxygen,
and 35S parts by weight of carbon
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

THE LAST GENERAL ELEcTIoN.-A false con-
structon has been put on the voice of the people,
as heard through the last general election, by many
of the factionists and their devoted presses. The
election of Herbert aud Denver has been construed
as a direct endorsement of Dr. Gwin, and as di-
rect condemnation of Mr. Broderick. Both these
are strained conclusions At no time prior to the
election was the claim of Dr. Gwin mentioned
by the Times and Iranscript-the organ of the
Boters-as being one of the issues to be tried be-
fore the people. Not word do we remember
was written, appealing to the people, in behalf Of
the present incumbent of the Senatorial office. 1t
was only after the returns had been handed in and
the result had become known, that the fox broke
cover and commenced the race We mis- ght well
attempt to prove that the election of Herbert was
direct endorsement of Gen. McDougal, which
would be a glaring absurdity If any personal
feeling mingled in the contest, it was feeling of
hostility to Mr., Broderck but even in this case,
the result of the election must not be taken as a
test of Mr.. Brodcrck's actual strength. lie who
confdes in any such monstrous opinion will, sooner
or later, be amusingly deceived-Stdte Tribune.
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

ATLANTIC NEws.-The Nicaragua steamer Uncle
Sam, arrived last Sunday, about noon, bringing one
week later news. The European news is devoid of
interest.
Hon. Anson Morrill, has been elected Governor
of Maine
Hon. Thomas J. Turner, Republican, of Stephen
son county, has been elected Speaker of the House
of Representatives in Illinois, by 16 majority over
J. P. Richmond, of Schuyler county, Nebraska can
didate
Rev. James Havlan, anti-Nebraska candidate for
U. S. Senator in Iowa, has been elected.
1t is said that the Democratic members of the
United States Senate will shortly make demon
stration against the KnowNothings .-t
Com Nj. C. Perry, of the Japan feet arrived in
New York on the steamship Baltic.
The Missouri Legislature on the 4th of January
ballotted seven times for U. S. Senator to succeed
MIR. Atchison. On the last ballot the vote STOOD
for Doniphan whig, "a; Benton, 40; Atchison
dem, Sc. r
The Democrats of Ohio have held State Con-
vention at Columbus, and re-nominated all the
present State officers A resolution denouncing the
Know Nothings was adopted
Mr. Houston, democrat, has been elected Speaker
of the Senate, and II. K. Strong whig and know
nothing Speaker of the House of the Pennsylvania
Legislature.
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

MEDICAL PRAcrIcE.--A gentleman in Alabama
in exerting himself day felt sudden pain, and
fearing his internal machinery had been thrown
out of gear sent for negro on his plantation, who
made some pretentons to medical SKILL to prescribe
for him The negro having Investigated the case
prepared and administered dose to his patient,
with the utmost confidence of speedy cure No
relief being experienced, however, the gentleman
sent for physician, who on arriving, inquired of
the negro what medicine he had given his master.
Bod promptly responded "Rosin and alum, sir"
What did you give that for p continued the doc
tor. "Why," replied Bob, de alum to draw de
parts togedder, and de rosin to solder um' The
patient eventually recovered. , .s
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

THE San Francisco papers contain many ac-
counts of burglares,a great many persons have
the fortune to be robbed. Probably portion of
the sufferers have embarked in the business on
their own account deeming it useful to excite pub
lie sympathy by turning the reputation of thieves
and villains to account. If few persons who are
so easily robbed, should be imprisoned three to six
months each, crime would grow beautifully less.
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

"rMA AN AMERICAN Who does not feel proud
to say lin an American 2" Who doesn't feel his
heart expand, and his greatness grow greater, anu
the dignity of his nature rise to heights at the
the thought and conviction that he is such Other
countries may be dear to other people. We hopo
they feel as much inspiration when they look upon
and feel with and for it. We had rather be able
to say I'm an American than anything else. 1t
takes us right 1t is to mind. 1t fits our case.
To be an Americanone of your true sorts a
good deal We had Just as leave boast of it as not
WHY not 1t is great title-greater than kings
or emperors wear--Boston Amsricdn. ' l1
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10
A SERENADE.
ny MATURIN A. BAtLoU.

The dews are falling sweetly,
Sweetly DER the lea,
The moon is shining brightly,
Brightly, love, on me;
The stars are softly beaming,
Beaming from above;
This fairy hour is teeming,
Teeming rich with love.
Soft are the dews distilling,
Distilling from the flowers,
Fragrance which is filling,
Filling moon-lit bowers.
Fairy sprites are dancing,
Dancing on the sward,
Spirits bright seem glancing,
Glancing heavenward.
Then look forth, dearest, smiling,
Smiling sweet on me,
With tenderness beguiling,
AS the moon upon the lea.
o, be not more hard-hearted
Than yonder stars so bright,
IT'S long, love, since we parted,
D. look we forth tonight.
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

JEWELS OF Northumberland observations
drawn from particulars are the jewels of knowl-
edge, comprehending great store in little room !;
but they therefore to be made with the greater
care and caution, lest, if we take counterfeit for
true, shame will be the greater, when our stock
comes to a severe scrutiny.
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

Old Chantieecr awakes in the mornings flaps his
wings vociferatcs at the top of his voce-'Wc-
man rules h-c-rcin immediately ncighboring
rooster answers-"So they do h-e-r-e!" This is no
sooner uttered than third responds at consider
able distance-"So they do everyw-h-e-1-ep p In
this womans rights 1t is significant; for old
Chanticleer is keen observer, and knows. 1...,g
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

A coffee-house in Cincinnati has sign of an in
verted boot, as delicate hint to the denquents to
.'foot up.n
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

A pretty woman is like great truth or a great.
happiness, and has no more right to bundle herself
up under a green veil, or any similar abomnatlon,
than the sun has to put on green spectecles ---l
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

These are the shortest days of the season. Has
this anything to do with the money market being
short
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

lot of fellows went on deer hunt the other
day in Arkansas and in less than three hours cap
tured five girls and woman. i5 l ni
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

A young lady being advised to exercise for her
health said she would jump at an offer, and run
her own risk. ..s.' H9ai II
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

Henry A. Wise the Democratic candidate for
Governor in Virginia, has taken the stump against
the Know Nothings. He denounces them as afilli-
ated with the Abolitionists ..r
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10
Your ohedient Seryan

M. BUTT HEwsoN, Esq.
The Empire County argus., 1855-02-10

PUBLIC ACTS OF 33d CONGRESS
OF
UNITED STATES,
Passed at the first session. which begun and held at
the CITY of Washington the District of Columbia,
Mopday the 5th day of December, 1853 and ended on
Monday the 7th day of August 1854
FRANKLIN PIERCE President DAVID R. ATCHIsoN, Pres
ident of the Senate pro topore LINN BOYD Speaker of
the House Of Representatives.
g, IN CONTINUATION,
1t.5 Public, No. 72.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
SroOcr ,,mS SSOilatg,
Orei6maibinens uno gfercefroft Sra
1,sr in 0G(fpntoiDn

etdmaI6lnens uno Sferoetrott MaS
der in N(lentolpn,
Srttrntn fG beIer 0rlrScnteit itrrn Grctlnten
nO rnem sectrtrn Yublitum i'm gas,mensn bic
anSctSe 3u MAIDEN, rab iIe nc4 an t9rem aIten
Stanp fCrtfatrcn
DrcIDalaitincn, %feroefraftcn, @eli0z
forn.Sreiber, Strobtdnte etc.
,u seftrfigrn, unp picIcs spar auf RE r6rttrlis
art. Sic baten jrgt cine AnSatl frrtt8c NhltiT
nrn uno 9ferrr8cwatcn ouf 9anr, Die iie an til@
li0cn grcilcn atIrscn wrrtsp; unp is latrn fie
Saucm Gin an;urufrn unp rirlclte Su trIrhcn, rte
iir icuitrp tauirn. @ue RE tri iEnrn Scrfertiss
ten MaI6tncn iinp aus trn tsItcn MIatrrtaIirn,
sut mp paucrtoit srm0dt, unp Iie iinp inner
lptacnS cine 3eitIong rafir gut Su Ietrn. Ger
alIp cine NaIhirr ppn iInCn fault fam prlitGrt
fibten, baB or paS BOT nae CT fault uno raB CT
nidt pm6 Idled,te 9trtrit unr l&ledtr Matrrta=
licn bintcr9an9cn wirb. 8ufrt nur an unp be-
lrGct birrItr-ipir 3riscn fe 0crnr unb wetrrn jt'
Orr;cit unIe MD9i6Rc5 ttun, uniere 5reunre uno
&unrrn aufS Scitc 81 trciCnrn.
GrpnraturCn an altcn O(aIhinen rerSCn pte
9rwGBnltth pinttlt unb an biuisrn Yrriien he
Icret, unp olte NdIdineu merpen I'M Sanrrl iar
ncue anacnOmnen, wpiar mir INNER Gin raicnas
blCr 9reiB erlauten.
QIentcmn, Suni7. natb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
&C q 6 + / C6 t.

Aus ben 9Baitngridt ron 9rAa GaunN.
Sn ber Safe oe6 lie0enren Sermo9ens
osS pe:itorbenen Stepben Ballet.
llnb nun, Sanuar 2, q. .. 1855. gluf g(n>
trag pe5 Srn. Stilcs, beiptat9te Die Grurt cine
Hcsel an ale bic Grben pes beia9trn Geritcrbcs
men, pnb fie erf6enen Iparn bel Der na4iten 9Bais
ientpurt rcl6e srbaItrn wsrrrn fol- am 3trn 9as
2pril, q. .. eintauIenp a6tbunpert mp fiiuf.
mpfinfSis, I'M 10 lbr SprmittasS, in Der Stapt
Qaentcwn, pann unp paIelbf brIagtes lrsrnpr
SsrmGsen an;unebmen pper es verwrtscrn- n-unp
i'm Srrpsssrmssfalle urIahe anjuscben warum
eS ntAt psrtauIt wrrpen lcG.
lluS otn tIrtunpeu.
Se;eu0t6 @. Midlp.
Sanudr II. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

Donneritass ben 15ten 5etruar, um 10 llbr
Sprmitta9S, iouen an per g3Ubnuns Res Inter
ici6neten, bel Wrtm0 Ntibls, in Siib-gGbetbaII
SamIbtp, 2eaa Gauntp, fctssnpe gIrtifrt ouI "
ientlihcr 9enpu Serfauit mrrprn nGmli6:
s3wei Sprtreffdc 9ferpe, 9ferres@ s@'eItirr, fpps
runtrr cine pcpprltr Sctl Carriage 0eiGur, unb
Elm gutes einIpSnnisc5 OrI6irr it9 trfinpct, ;ps
quite 8iite, Gin 9iinp, sin s'peissSuts g8assn nit
Sapps, Elm tarter etnsSau!s gGagsn nit 9apby
Gin gutter Spa,er. gBagen, Sattel unp 3aum, 3
YFase, Gsse, unO seelidfpnr Gsse, pflu9Ss
8aage, gBinpmGble, SVlSlhIittrn, Sperry unp
6db'8ettsn. S4aufsn unp 0jlbeln, cine 9Sd9cn'
mnre. cine Drumlasc mp font nod pisIe anpere
SauernserGtbl4 ften ;u umitinrlit gu msipen.
Die 9cpin8m9cn am Sertaufsta8e unO auf'
plrtun9 rpn
Sacob 9. 0ef1ter.
Sanuar, t8. 1855. rqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
8retni9SptQe DDltamt.

55clsrnpe Srirfe tlirtrn ami. 9anuur, 1855,
in rem Srcini95Yille 9cfamt licscn
Stepbrn attri9bt 9eSi Sod, 0juitaS Sberpprs
@rrBman, Mara Outb, emanuel Miler, Gpb.
Smitt, 9tmcS grrtrl, 9(lfreb s. Sreinig, 9Imans
brS 5Csel, Niiltcn Dutb, Scbn Sobnltcn, Sane
Srsns, Nfidasl Smitb, 6ebannss g8anner, 9iz
ger mp lrerler, 9Silpugbbp Sdmeper, 6rnrp
5ung, Ann S6megrr, g9m. 9eosue, SCbn Saps
tur. Wep. @ ebm an, ir. .. 81.
6TYtrIcnsn bic fir Sriefe auf cielsr eiile SUrs
iprcden, teIisten gu meIpenrab le trfannt9ema6t
iino.
Sauuar II. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
Nitter'S
GSdmilten> Webi5inelt.


0Hiusr's ,ulan,mensS cup pen Sheer, gBilbs
w tirIttn, uno 6cl,;glapbta fir ouitcu, 8ertdls
lun1sn, Nfbmn, YrcnCbttis, Slaubulten, uno ole
Rrautbstttn bic jur
2ungensa aus3etrung
fibrIu, III Gins Ger tsisn NlitGl btr 3tit fir ole
bats= uuo eun9cntrautbsttn, wts Soultnee be,cu9Eu
tSnntn. Gr Cnthdlt ntbts 9fortctiIhts uno taun
oem ttinItcn Sinos nit Sibrrbcit 9c9cten psroen.
prsis % Gents oie Slalbs.
9ttter's @rpmatI6rr DinnersGcrbial
fir bic 6Iituuo ron DNsptpla, OiarrbSa, gisecr9t>
ibla0tnbsit, SiGrpsnIhnGbc etc. Dtcer Gcrotal fms
oct man irer6asn SGusn shr ntelith; CT III an9ss
usbmsn G5sIbnlacts uuO lnptrt in tur;sr 3eit olIs
ieus untehaolitsn Gsfibts bGuen Dpsprptlhe auses=
iset Fur 9Btni9s Dritn bsmmcn Die bortnddi9its
OiarrhSo. 8ouft oir cine @cttt unb bcrpirts fcE
9lstb cine Sur. prsi5 so Gents ris 5toids.
8ttcr'S gruR1grup unb SlSbunsSmittrl.
DisIts gRiua III tbru iittr 20 Sabrsu in pbita.
eslphia I'M Sttrouh, pures frtibcr rem 8rcBrattr
pes seietu G9tnhumrrs uttrtlts uno III oils einhes
ruuosprup cbns @ttihsn. @s linoGrt 8clifibmrr=
,tn bnta uno ttfSrotrt nattirchtn Stblaf bei Sins
eEu. qrtis % Gsnts tir SIaihs.
garIweitCn'S pbrr IAwar3e Yi(lCn,
aud, bttarnt ols 6trrnbuter ptUtu, burt's pilru,
Otutitht Nutu, fiuO Elm idDtres eartrmtcI uno ana
tbiiSit pilIeu, uno feline Saniltc ctc ebne e tln.
prtis 25 Gents Sis Scr.
Sbi9s N1Cojiuru iup ;u Grholttn srn Dem aurirts
gen @iStntDGMtr.
g. G. Sitter,
Sc. Sdb Srcut StraGs, 4bilacrtpbia.
81. @.-Gin ti6trattr ItSu9 miro 2(rrtbstsrn uno
Stcbrhalttrn crtautt.
Sroi II. 1854. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
SeFentlt6e 9Sen6u.

DirnitasS ben 2Ohsn Getruar, C5aRna6D I'm
IL ubr NttasS, Iolen am 5aule peS llnterSci6s
nstsn in psSEbdtboa SaunItp, 2eGa Gauntp,
fplsenpe 0uter EfrntliA Yertauft rerrsn, namli6:
6 pprtreffli6s Yfupe-wprunter ;wsi Samitisn
pferpe Iinp, auA teftnpet ii6 paruntcr Gin gutter
Weber unp Elm sutes Sattrlsgfrro. 3we pom Der
anSabl iinp grSY s9ferpe Sabre ali, - 3mri bas
ppn linp i6were Iaparse 9ferpe 7 mO s Sabr
lGt,-etns papUn Elm iAwcres braunes 9fsrO s
Sabr alt-unp Gines paSpn 1T cine quite 5iiaens
Wdbre s Sabr alt rreIAeS in Der tsen 3eit ii (;
5erner elm itarter breihdprri9sr 0a9cn 70 gut ais
nru, Elm tarter I4moIrGceri9er gBa9cn fir 9frr.
De, Elm itarfrr SreisSaul5 gBa9sn, 9ferbeseI6ir
fir 6 pferoe 70 gut ais neu, elm 6ubr Sattel,
5iesennege, 3 @rS-SapteS, 2 QRdse, cine Steiis
mage, cine Drittsnpaage, cine 6tntertette, onprrr
Rctten unp Settenitrdn9e unp irnR nod Sirlerlei
anpere arttel Su umilGnblh gu meIptn.
Die Sepn9msen pie6 WOnote Grebit in iih
fabrn am Gcrtaufstasc unp 2ufwartun9 Srn
Soiepb 8aGeubob.
San. II, 1855. nQtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
Sine Stfc

BON ben 9dDern per Sraftot: @eiellIbaft,
ps bs gu nen bEgSfd9ttn dtCraus 9trin9tn Yrtcn i'll
uutrm @utbltcbr Su barEn lno.
Scutfebc Sndbcr.
@eTbi6te Der 9teformation. Scn Wcrlc
D'2(ubWne. Sier Sance. 3uiammen
nur SLIGO
Glio5 Der Gb6bitcr, natb itinem adbtrn
uno innern 2eben O0r8cltcIlt. Son s.
9S. &rummobcr. IS
Qrnot'6 SSabre6 GDriitentbum. rs
9ie llriabcn oe6 lln0Iouben5 uno Die
gIittcl pa9e9en; neblt einem 9eri0t
BON oem ln0louben oe6 &erfdbere uup
Den Mittetn ieiner Nettun8. Scn
Oapio gttIiOu. 45
Oie piIeerre.(e. Son s. 8unpan, 40
8eIDi1te Ger GDriitIl0rn STRIDE. So
@nelfe,c 8nebcr.
Religious Library. Ssitebrnp aus 25 9rrben
Youths Library. @eitepneO aus 20 BAN.
ben, $40 %
History of the Reformation. By Mere d.
Aubigne. SGnpr, 2 %
Family Testament and Psalms. With
Notes. Gilt. 80
Do. do. do. Plain. 7O
Paley's Natural Theology, co
Baxt-r's Saints Rest, - 60
Scripturat History. BY Rev. ]. Hall, 55
Method of Grace. BY Rev. Flayel, 50
piriuual Treasury. BY VIM. Mason, So
Riches of Bunyan. By Rev. J. Chaplain 50
Fountain Of LHe. BY Rev. Favel, So
Cause and Cure of Infdtliiy. BY Rev.
Mason, 45
Afflicted Mans Companion. By Rev. Viii
lison, As
Heaven opened. By Rev. Alleine, so
Treatise on Conversion. By Rev. r. Bax
ter, so
Christ Knocking at the Door. BY Rev. Fla
vel, so
Do Dies fInO nur eini9e ber picleu
berrtlden SnUer oieite Nrt in oeutiber
uno en9liibcr Sprabs Die mir auf Sano
blbcn. gtob piele dneere, BON cbi0en
Yreiisn berunter bi6 ;u 10 Gents, iino
BEL uns ;u finoen-Ibidli6 fir Gbrlft
tugs. uno unO onotre Ssit9eibenfe-fiir
&inocr iolpcbt ais fir Grp1blene-uno
mir laocn oober Il Il elm, ju fommen unc
oieIetbe in 2(u9enibein 3u nebmen.-
Sie finoen iie oeraoc bier lpie in pbia.
oelpbio uno an oen ndmlicben 9rsiien.
8cd, 6utt unc 3rcrlcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
SIdber! Siiber!
g It 6 { +,

% II W T !,
papisr, ShrcitratCriacu, YsrfImsricn uno Ser
. lbitctnbeien ouSocpadt in tbrtm wcblftiltn Suh:
ltcbr ;piltben Dem NlarttpttrGt uno loo9tnbuh's
Gjaltbaus-Ciutn @intauf mic ME Surrr-ocn nil
autb piIcsr an Den alIerbiuiaitSn lrtiGn abtaeIr
p;rbtu. Doruntsr iinb Su itnbCu:
Gin ou9emeines Sortiment Der @erfe Der
Amrrikani(brn "
grGefat @cfeufe10Tfp
pSths mir
sO- pclitiS an ben greiisn rrr 9rieu14oft -aSs
pIrtaukn. 8rmmt unc ftbd!
Spnnta9sI4uItii6cr teutIAe unb rn9ltI3r, BON
alien Arten, bic mir an Q4tIapelpbta preiIen
lrfrrn tBnnen.
Siteln unb 1cItamrnte rrutIde unb en9lI4e-
Son alien Grtben uno Gintanren, init unp pRs
ne SIper, ME man lic winIGt.
G'ebrt' unp @eIangtidrr bon alien @rtcn-9rr'
pisttiher unp anprre grtaHungSi6riftrn.
Slanttd6er-geb9crs BON alien @rGBen,
GagcbGhcr, 9a6s, Ntcmrrmoum uno 8eIetenz
tiiter, cine uniibntrefIIide NuSpabl.
Ypdctbuarr, port Womaies uIIp per9Iciaen, bic
lb gar ndt tictCn laben.
Gin slCbes ENFORCEMENT S6reitpapcr, 9adpapier,
etc., Sancp unp seipSbnlites Sriffpapier, 9tCs
tenpapter mp padpapisr, pcn jeSsr NuaIttat.
Sricf tlmI6lGsc CGnSclcpcs) pcn alien Scrten.
gngii6e mp Dcutite SAultihr ppn alcn @r'
ten, Iol6e bic in SeGa GauntY aascmctn 9e'
brau6t werpen-wCblirilc bier gu batCn ais
irScnrwp irnf auBerbaIt 9bilarrlFIta. Gtcn'
fals
gclps, Stabl' mb @inIsfctcrn.
SAwar,e, rrtbe unp btauc Sdrritttnte.
5irtcnsGGcr, 3intsnpulUer unp S6rritianr.
DeutltAe unp gusliide Salsurrr fir 1855, Inr
beim GinjsInrn mp OrCEen gu pcrtaufcn.
9anptartcn, 2lbums unp SiIrer srn aIrn gIrten
np 9retien.
Yerftmerten-ats Cologne 8aiier, Saars
II unp ale 9lrtcn fancy SeIe.
3abnbtiritcn, 3atupulprr, mb hunrrrterlet onsre
9lrtEel, Die mir bier niAt tenamcn tHnnCn.
9nStotrGoltcr unO anprrr @srlOncn wcldt
irBsnD stpaS aus uuierem Sate brauAen, tbun
pobl weun lie tei uns auruicn, penn mir Ycrfau:
fen unIsre gtrtitel ale 20 wrbIfrtl, wenn niht
tppblfeilrr, ais man lIe irSenp iOnitmp in Der 0e'
geno tetpmmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

5rritasS ben 26am Sanuar, um II tbr Mit'
tags, rlsn am !oauIe Der peritcrtencn Cara !
Sern, in Der 'Stdpt alIentaun, eeta Gnunt9,
fCIsenpe glrtifel auf DffentIiher SsnSu pertauft
perpen, ndmliG:
Better unb Ssttlabrn, Gin Srfa, cine Qrtt
auSsefcpfts Stitle, einS4aufel -Stubl, cine 9rcs
ee GuantitSt Carpets ScritersSlenren, Slide,
GdIdranf, Spir9el, Guienswaarsn, A Sefcn unb
9tcbr, Suilts, Sldntets, ,seintd4er, 6leiId, Stins
ner, unp Iebr siele anrere glrtife gu wetIaui9 3u
melSfn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
@6cttf6uS :

l(m Oienita9 oen 3Oiten Sanuar,
um llbr glahmittass, ICasn am SauIe BON
Owen &ern, in .g8beitGaa Snunibp,
ee6a GauntY, fclssnte 9trtitel Oas Gissntbum Der
perltprtenen Sarab &ern, auf Dffsntli6er
Senbu Srrfauft perprn, nGmld:
Gin 9ferb, Elm 8cfawas, Elm SWet9Suls Sdlits
ten, Gin einIpannses 9ferpe9eldirr, cine llbr nit
Saten, ;pei Sitter, ,&leirersSGrant, SLATER sSpl;
unp nod SieIe anbere 9Irtitcl gu umitSnoIiG gu
nelpCn.
Die Serin9un8en ant SrrfaufstaSe unc guf.
rartun9 Don
Goparo Gern,
Spen 8ern, Nomo org.
Solepb s8ittman,
San. II, 1855. nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
sc a 6 / / d t

pirb hermit acsr6rn bab Der llnterSsi6nrte ais
gominiitratcr prr Sintcrlahenldaft brS pera1rtC-
nrn 50 tu Willer, leBtbn bon 5ribeIbrrs
3 SaunI6tp, es4a Gauntp, anseltelIt pprpea
III. 9las piCieniscn baber relbe nod an te.
iaste SnterlaNenl4aft I6alben, iinp aufseforpsrt,
binnen sSc6sn an,urufcn unb at3ute,abItn;
lmD Ul6e bic nod rr6tmdeise Gprberunsen ba4
ben inO ebrnfaIls bisrrur6 erlu6t fpltr inner.
baIb tcla9ter Grit ippblbelidtist enSubdnbisrn an
@abreI Miaer.
Sanuar 3. .l.... - Ha6Ia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
6Dltp S6arh6ilBen! (!
ouf unO INKS Ntl0 !!

Srsita9s ben 9tsn Ssbruar, fell bas grcgs Shci:
tsul6irBrn an !pouit prn Scuas peter, *.
pru NIpalD in QBalhlu9tcn Sauuihip, 9edba Ganu.
tp, ltatfupGn, pctc cine ecppclIiufl' Stttc ausst
nrItn wtrpcn icl-etr cine eauf III 9cjc3tn uno Der
anoCrS 9latt un0 ben 8clbtn fam man brGben-res:
aeitbsn mob onoGrt 8ddtn unh Gin orci6brt9 SiiI:
len, rptnn iltb Sbdern stnfnoen IcltCn.-aue Shd;
Sen in Der g6be uno 5srns rnp tiu9dortn bsi;upcb:
nen-bslonptrs bic S8bsitbalIcr uuo IScprlbcrs1,
falls Ne cas perj batcn 9s9cn Die gBolbin9tcnr Su
bisGtn. Iueb lcGn SpEt flIbtrns Sodubrln ouf 100
0aro nit Gu9sln-rptr pis Die S6dsrn r;n9 wcrs
csn-aus9Eibclsn wSrorn.
Sona5 9eter.
Sanuar II. raim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
Serl 9t,

elm Sroaniit uno SOriinocr.
Die OmtIa 9tefOrmirte Gjemenpe in aaen
tcwn minld,t einrn Srsaniiten mp Sprlingcr an
;uitcllcn, unp bat Spnna9 ben 26iten Sanuar
1855, our IroGc Der Gnnppotcn onteraumt -
an jenen, Gage rpirp preimaI Yrcpi9t irn, unr als
Ganppaten Die li6 um ricic Strtle beperben, Inb
einselapen iiA pam unp pnicIbf Dor Der Wemrns
De btren su laiIen. Die S8abl wirp na6Drr trs
fannt semaat werben.
Der &irbenratb.
2tllentpmn San. II. nl2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
Oro0t bargains!
1flert3 llno 1aourp
q Batrn ICetrn rinrn nruen gcrratb ben
" Stiefeln, S6rben, 9ums,
& i. IL N & z nfr .

~ u u o. etC.
erbaltrn, prl6e ie an terat8eisstrn prriien Sers
faufen. Sir baItrn aud INNER Gin srpecs Scr<
tmert Stirfrl mp S6ube Don i6rer eisenrn Sers
irrtigun9 auf Sanp, unp Ocrridlten jsre 9lrt 8mls
pcnartcit uno 5liderei ouf Die tiirjefc @nSsise.
2anbhcbrbaltr lino tcIcnpsrS einsclaren tsi
unS anSuIprehsn, ipem mir ibnsn AT ben nisbers
ten GitY GGIfprriIen Ssrtaufsn t6nntn. Dant1
Bar fiji rrbaltene &unbI6aft, bcffen iie auf cine
5crtIesuns Der Gnit pss putIifuns.
Mere uno 8onep.
glrrtcwn, Dec. 90, 1854. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-24
S59s 90
Gr.
Saar te,abIt ME fCIst

IN Sorab 8isrp fir ouf SEnpu 9ctauftS
Hrtifd 50 so
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Oeutitb retSr fir 90 20 90 81
Silebmnu S8cccrin9 fir Sbmiso:Qrtsit 81
Eir 8 Scls9rapb: 0tpsibGn 80
IN brn. 8cncr fir Gin Yaar Sbubs 20
lRers unb Rcnsn fir GO 81
Scbn NRclI fir pfluo pupT 80
0apio SRtrs fit 8ufcbd Sdlt on Cts. "a
20 40 pfurh 0otfittih Q on
Iutbcnp 6'cttfthaC, Al Suichd HhS 80
90 80 pio 60lbfltlih an Gts. 2 03
ec , SufhEl G5runobtrren an 40 Cts. 50
DC AZ Nfuup Butter s.
Sharlrs g. yuIh. Sbasmciltrr ST S4
tc GO co so 90
Sci. Rtintclo fir Shpcius u taftrirsn 66
laiaiam 8tout 70 Go "a
Scl RO6turo fir otu Gjetrautb stuss gtrids rs
o;nrp Stip fir @lcthwaarsn %
orn. SRiltr 30 30
leiniam Srth, 3 Sufhet Ratt "a
Barber uno Wcuue. 6ortpoorsn So
5snrp Sdone, brsi Gd)msucu OOI
Ssd, @utb urb SrSrfsr, Tapisr 43l