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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09
BURNING or I'HE
aAYft0WER 4 GEO COLLIER, Ar MEMPHIS
ErCNt Loss Of Life!

On the 30th inst FIRE broke out at tho
Memphis Wharf, destroying entirely the
splendid steamers Mayflower and Geo
Collier together with the Wharf boat -
No less than twelve lives are known to be
lost. Loss Of property estimated at $780,
600. with insurance for about SJ5, 900 only.
FRom WAsHtNeToH .--Tehauraphic
dispatches from Washington hs late
as the 81 inst have been received.
It is believed that the Hon. Henry
M Fuller, Wing, will be elected
Speaker Of the House, and Gen J..
Cullun Of Tennessee, Clerk The
Democratic caucus has nominated the
Hon. VIM A. Richardson for Speaker
Of tbs HoAse, Mr. Banks Of Vireirtia.
for Clerk, Mr.. Mcknew for Doorkeep
or, and Mr.. Glassbronpcr for Sergent
alarms.
The Democrats, however, concode
that the Republicans will in al pro
liability elect their candidates for
Speaker.
SCsrrc1ors. The Now York Com
mercial Advertiser Of Saturday last,
contains the following paragraph
The schooner E1dora, from this port
bound East, has been lying anchored
for the last four or five days between
City and Hart fslapds, above Ilurlgate.
Last night she was discovered to be
sunk, and the cook "a negro who came
from her, on being questioned, could
only state that the captain aud mate
Ind left the vessel previously
This story being doubted, the man
was detained. His cloths werc mark
ed with blood In his pockets were
three pocket books, containing $40 or
$50. It is supposed that be murdered
the captain and mate for The purpose
Of robbery, and then scattlc1 the
vessel.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

TIE GArSs CAsE.--On Monday.
another decision was to have been
given by the Supreme Court, on this
great American Jarpdyce and .Jarn-
dyce" case.
The First Meetinq Of Boz nnd PEN
dennis--It is interesting to remember
that these two eminent men first met
when there was vacancy in the
pictorial department Of the 'Pickwjck
Papers, md Thackeray then young
and comparatively unknown artist
aspired to the proud position" FILMS
tratipg Boz" Times have changed
since then and at the Thackeray, din
n the two nove)ists met on fairer,
Justel and more equal terms, 1t is
pleasant to think that between these
two rivals. as they are often called,
the most friendly relations prevail +,
and that Mr.. Dickens propounees Mr..
Thackeray, and Mr.. Thakeray Mr..
Dickens, to be the most distinguished
novelist Of the age.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

Ey~ 1t is now confidently asserted
and genegally believed that the Ameri-
can Institute will purchase the crystal
palace. The board ct trustees of the
palace have decided to sell. They at
first asked $125,00O but have fallen to
$4,000 The Institute has offered
100000. A mortgage of 1925 900
is upon the building held by Messrs.
Duncan, Sherman eco. p. T. Barnum
and others, while debts hang over it
to the amount of $4,000. Mr.. Bar
mum holds the first claim for sos, 900.
MlND.-Thc mind perccives by oc-
casion of outward objects as much
more as is represented to it by sense,
as a learned man does in the best writ.
ten book than an illiterate person or
brute. To the eyes Of both the same
characters appear; but the learned
man in those characters, will see
heaven, earth, sun, and stars-read
profound theorems Of philosophy Or
geometry-learn great deal of new
knowledge from them, and admire the
wisdom of the composer while, to the
other nothing appears but black strokes
drawn on white paper. Cupworin.
t. Capt. WIN. McCoMBs, of the
steamer Bella Donna, has our thanks
for favors.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

Es" The smaller u lady is SO much
she more does she affect sun flower
'rosettes, enormous aounccsyand extra
sized ornaments. Diminu'ivc ladies
invariably admire giant like gentle
men-and rice persa.
Some Diogenes of a Cynic, is evi
IDENTIFY the author of the above. Small
woman have rights that large ones
have not and in matters of frills, rib
bons, and rosettcs; blond gauze, blue
vclcntian, and hontion lace, the small
ladies' have right to wear as much
as they, by virtue Of strength. can bear
to carry. In respect, to Diminutive
ladies invariably admiripg giant-like
gentlemen-and rice versa,' this is
right otherwise the race of men,
would 60 to seed on one hand, or de-
generate into dvarfs on the other. No
one has right to growl about this ar
rangcment Of the immutablc laws
already promulgated on this subject.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

o. &. W. Brown, editor Of the
Kansas, Herald Of Freedom, having
been challenged by DR.. VIM. J. scha-
erff, to fight duel and chose weap-
ons, selects the editorial pen for com
bat, and bids his adversary "conSe on.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

ia man named John Clay com
mlttcd suicide by hanging, on the
10Th inst, at his house near Leba-
non, Tenn,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

An egg shell will settle your coffee, but
it won't settle your debts,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

THH PEN1rEErlARY .- Y estorday
morning, we found at our door step.
IN anonymous COMMUNICATION, address
ed to the Editor Of the Comet and
purportiug to have been written by a
prisoner within the walls. The writ
ter complains bitterly Of the treatment
to which The prisoner is now subjected,
geld we have any assurance TINT
what he states, is tho fact We should
without any hesitation publish it
Discipline can be observed without
crnlty. aud punishment inflicted with
ssasoniug or mercy The rep'fen-
'''ry syste'n. was devised for tine por-
pose Of correcting as far rs it is posi-
Die 10 10 So, the erripg members Of
society, and whilst punishmen's are
inflicted. rewards should be merifed
10 those. who BY good behaviour, des-
oerve them, This was the principle
upon which the bill TO release the
Prison, was vetoed by the Executive
and the message reflects credit on the
head and heart from which If eminat
ed. II ia the business If the nlrec-
tors to see TINT Tie prisoners receive
human and christian treatment. There
is 20 one more willing to sreakgou in
behalf Of the prisoner, than ouself,
when we can do so with the Authority
of facts We TSe led to believe Gom
The character Of the gentlemen com
posing the Board of Directors, rs also
the Chief Warden. and the assistants
that Tie Prisoners, are not more rigid |
" dealt with, than is necessary to
preserve proper discipline. When we
can have, any gooee assurance that
such is not the fact, we are very ready |
to speak word, in support Of tho
rights of those who are supposed to
haze ~ no rights
IL The tiremen in New Orleans.
surrendered their engines
o the authorities They marched in
procession tome Mayors office, which
gave rise to pleasing reminiscent es Of
he past, when the city was proud to
BOAST Of their gallant services when
here was no great steom " ea"irt. -
The age ofsteanl. has alas, driven from8
be world, all the poetry and romance
# the past. and scattered all those,
Who worked in the public thorough
ares, with their hands. for the hosora
md glory Of the nation.
Fs- The Bayou ,Sua Chronicle
avs that on The arrival of the steamer
! II In At Rnvo,, Snro m Tuoudo "
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

ABOLITION TrorIfIrs IN KANSAS
AND OREaoS.-At Hickory Point in
Kansas, on the Sd inst, an Abolition
riot took place at which several citi
zsns were shot, and sevcntecn houses
destroyed by fire
In Oregon, three armed abolition
itionists went to Goleman's house and
ordered him to leave tie place in ten
minutes. He did 50, but presently
returned armed. One of the Adolf
tionists aimed to shoot him, but the
rifle missed fire, and Coleman then
shot him dead.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

CoNscrENctous ScaurLEs-1'ho fol-
lowing anSscdote' illustrative. iof con
sclens'ous scruplcs, should be3cut out
and pasted, in the hat of the man, who
faints at the sight of a brandy bottle,
and yet drinks 'schnapps' because the
Doctor says, it has diurehc effect
An Elder Of the Church, was invited
by, an honest farmer to drink with
him glass Of cider, 30 which he re-
piled mo thank, you ] never drink
liquor of any kind, especially=eider-
but if you call it apple JUICE, | do1St
care if do take leettle' T
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09
md glory Of the nation.

Fs- The Bayou ,Sora Chronicle
says that on The arrival of the steamer
9. = in, at Bayou Sara, on Tuesday
last, she brought tho remains Of Mrs.
ELIZA HoorER, consort of Capt. Hoop
er, Of the Laurel Hill. Her remains
were taken to-, acksop, La, for inter
ment,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Selmbclo's b6hit concentrirter 3uiams
msnoeieeter @rtract BON
SarIapariQ1 Stub,

Sur 8eini9un9 bss glutS, @uftrnun9 alIGr eurb Den
llIbtrflue pcn lRerturp entltanecntn RrantbClttn,
YlcslttlIuna uno luorriibt9ttit I'M Stbcn, front:
Ibs 8rantbcitcn bic aus unrclncm 9cbtut cntltebtn
uno paS cin,i9s ;urerliGtSe bctonutc Wittd 9C9tn
Gercfula, SasfIuB. &rinotcpf, balss uno Bitn9t:
fhptr, ethntr,en uuo GjthWuIit Der 8uccbcn,
Ninspurn (Sstttr) Qusfabrtn i'm @tittbt uno oils
fhupPt9tn pautausbrtttbt.
Differ artittl wiro nun pcu cini9cn Der bcrdhmtc:
fen 1tr,tcu ocs eanots pTIhritbcn, uno bat b ais
ulrfianer in Der prariS Criptcltn ais ir9cno cine
5lrapariaa 3utcrCttur9, rprltbs otm Yublttum ic
ctirirt puros. - StrlhtGctne SGUe pcn SNpbitis,
NRtrtural uuo Gtrcfuta aranfbCitGn rpuretn 9dnjth
htrotttt rpttt in otn unturirbartn gBares unlIrIr
GIfSntltbcn Snitutlcntn felt ptltn Sobrtn altr Crs
pintlibcu Btbanetuu9sludit wtoGrltanosn baten. -
OiIt S6lIe lieirn hla9enbe Btpcte pcn otn hIlIia:
men Wirtuu9cn bitltr Rsritin, cint9t Der bartndd:
iatn lltbcl III btnnltn nab otm ote Oruecn jtrtrt
uno bic Snctbtn bcrtttS an9t9rtftn parCn.
81 db eb t.-Briefs pcn ptrantpcrtltthcn Qtrj:
ten uno 9rcfIIcren pcu untsrihcbbrn mIetttniichtn
Gout9itu, uno Gtrtntatcn pcu 8urEu ron Yattcnttn
huo 6tiorn 3uterstun9tn bet9CfU9'.
Buhu Siuio Grtrott SbaItr ptt Slaidbt, cher 6
Staitbtn fdr 5 Sbaltr.
Grtrast pcn SarapartlIa cbtnfallS l Sboltr oic
StaIbs, cosr Staitbcn fir Sbaltr. Der an St&rte
ctnsr G5alIcu Srrup pen SaridparllIa 9lrb trnmt.
Strftr9t unb pcrtauf prn %. :. Stmtclc, Gbt:
Iniflr, 263 Gbesnut Straes, nobt Dem @troro oauS,
philadelphia. limb 3u baten bel etn mtbrIttn Drug:
iltsn uno Sanolsrn alIsntbolbcn.
Nile all osu Giecntbiimr roEr G9tntsn acrrtetrtt
1ufrdss wrrecn pdnttib tElrr9t.
Suli %, 1855. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
0lprret6e Neuteteiten !!
Ginte 2eiten! Giute 2eiten

So, quite 3eitcn Iiuo pcr rem 8clt pen esda, Scr;
thamptcn, Buds uno 9arbcn 9auntp; tnoIni esr
8ieeclluce pen NGuIcr uno 9bitaotpbla nun gam
nadb alcntoun crt9 1T, uno om lssten Sirnta9 III
Gin 8arrcnjae gum @rltcnmal gan; dbsr ple Sabn
et9an9en-uno IS porcn etmas rptn9rr OILS luO Mar;
rsn in elmer 8cbc, uno es wirp psrmutbd re batten
ollie 9siirppt an SriSpb StCrps
gSpblfeilem 9orgrlo Strbr,
in Der Stoet 2(ucutoun, om @dl Der Samiltrn uno
etsn Suobc, SIC. Al, nabe {oaatnfud)S brttl tnotn
ib scrt rrrbc s9au9in bin, unp 9stbn bate Dap tnE
llnscbrure Suautitdt @iitsr
bert aufocb6uft III. Strpp unO ftiue GtGrtS nortn
IcCtIn an auspattn - tCb BIN strlB Der OFct nuB
arrare an ltincm Stcbr Kin, unp alIe Strains muBEn
nit Gjiittr fir ptu Strpp 9taesn isn-rsnn mir ho:
ben alIs oticppt uno nit allen untrn au9sn 9t9udt'
eenn CT bat "a !oSuftn prn
ShaiptS, Sclains, Seibe, WlertnrS, 9urtian
Gu6, GalAmicre, &lpacas, 6atunr, &c.
prn Dem Wcrrn bis an tit Getting. uub tautrr ntuS
St les. Stb bttt icpOnu auf bic anrers SsItt Cos
Stchrs, un0 Ia mar
8rrites Sud-, GaEimers, Sattnetts, &entudg
Sain, 5lannels, Ntu6lins, 8iidtiider, Snnp'
ti6er 3cug, Striimpfsarn, Striimpfe, Snnp'
1Gube, g8Oliens Comforts, Carpets, Srltii6rr
@lass uno Suirnswaarcn, Spie9rl II. |. NJ,
tei osr ,8Grrtnacun9 -@IrtbfalIs NRtlern uno sa
brtn,-uno Damn nobm MIDI elmer Der @Icrts in rln'
anOrrs ShbG-ba iinc mitptr Sduttn Hrn
Scrtig9cmahtcn SIcibcr,
ais GEds, 6ritn, QBttrn uno lIrbcrrSdt aIrS rtn Ct
9tnEr NRonufottur.-Gr Ni9t mir iccann ctt Gjtie'
prprn c 9tmacbt inp, unb ttb tcnnts ntbt brltn y
a9tn ,,Scst pun9srtcs mth nidbt mrhr mt es tcmm
paF SIcernan io3t Der 0an 8ite babe cos bette Sthrt
unO ptr See StrPp Cen wrblfsilten Sar9tlo Strbr.'
Sp1ep9 StrPp.
GepttmGcr 10, nlbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
6DwarD A0UciattDll,
SJDiidSclpbia.
gSibtigc 9lnfitnbi@in0,


I'm allie gErirntn rptthr an 6jtitbtlthts Grantbvi:
ten, ais Saamen:S ShwahbIit, lnpGrmS0Gubtit, Strip:
per, Sitter, Il. f. 10, II. + n. trdnttln. Die bcmotr
Iicttottcn IN 6tnilht rtr 0rcecn Stitrutticn ron
Wtnihtnttbtn uno Stiunbbtir, 0trurladDt ourtb Sc:
tltbts:SranthstGn, uuo Den 6intr9ono Ger ouf bic:
t un9IddIlhCn SRcnfhtn furtb Suodloltcr anSc:
ranot wro, hat ibrtu 2(rjt, bcn ic nmer tclprchGn
ais cine 9Schltbdttatttt, GnotptItn, IN thrtm So:
mtn, allen Iclhen qtrirutn (SSttbIthtn; coGr 9Rinn;
Ithcn StibIctbts) uncnt9tl0ltd / Oh II n q I J.
~ trthctlcn, pttt turh 8ritft, nit elmer 8thrci:
bun9 ihrtr llmfinct, 2tIttr, GcibGft0uno, 6tnchns
bttttn ibrts etbcns, u. 10, ith an thn wtnoCn, uuf
in SGuSn ron ercgtr Hrmuth uuO 9rc6tu; gCtNcn 81 c:
otj in fret pcn& ten ju ptrGbrc l:
tb c u.
Die ocroro NfIriiatrn III Gin nrtlthSttecs Sniff:
tut, catttr rurth irtiCIls Wc0otun0. fir bic Inter
tUsun9 pcn irontCu uno 9cthlGictnoGn, Die an IDS
artl9tu un0 auittdtnNen" 6ranthsitIn ttiocn, unt
lbrG Srnos tEnuCu fir ttintn arrGrn 3rtd btnue
mIrrCn 1itiilte bat nun cincu llCbSrihu6 ron
pulfsmlttd Wttthtn Sit 0irttrrCn ;ur WCtanntma:
thuu0 rttlGr Initi9s tcilimm habcn. Gs III dbGr;
fItgi9 ;u ilacn cog risc actioticu oos ou$9C;tth
utts mceiiuiIhe SoErt bts 3tjt0ItSrs in b bG9rrift
uub rabrr bic hcisn YlhanrtunoCu ;u bcfrt0cn in
Stancc III. @S miro auh ncrpSitn uro tranfer
SroutnSprlcnen. wrht on llnttrltits:S Shwahhtittu
Gjlbirmutttr llncrenun0tn. 6artlti6attiu. II. lei
cGu, itbSeuarCr Rath crthitt
UoorGGtrs (NritfrtD Or. Sccroc g.
6 a cu II. 9rathihta0uu0s:l(rJ rtr lrmarN ri:
ictiatirn. SIC. ,. Sdo 9tt StraGt, 9barstybia "a.
ltuf YtfthI Der 0trtttcrtr.
G;ra =. S6cartncll, grfrsut.
0eerac Satrbtlb, StTrtdr.
| SUM- 6, 1855 uolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
$oelmbplp'S cbte 3ubrrritun9en.
Selmbtlo's b0bf eoncentrirter iufamz
men9eiester
8u6u Stub Grtr1ct,

Cir arantbSitsu ocr 8toic uuo Nisrsn, 9ebstme
.Srantbsltsn, Strttursn, Shwdebt, uno allt anetrt
Srautbtitsn Der 9tihlsthtssOr9anen, btiosrltt Sc
IbledDts, pcn pGtdhen llrIabrn ts aub tmnlsr ent
itanosu FIN nIS9sn, uno 9Itihpirl mic 0lt.
l8eun eu biz Die fdrtbterdbs 8rantbSit yu9cjc9cn
bal rptlcs, rpeuu iis sinma in Dem SpItem fet ltds
erb non einem @tlcblctbt gum anoern 9ebt ctt 9cn;
tiruticnen unsr9rabsno unc Die ruabrG SuBt9Stt ots
esbsns auslauatno. 70 d6sr9r6e btd ntb Den paneGn
Ger SuatiaIblr, pttbs iislteb in Glntr Stabt ptr
pbilaoslpba auftautbin unO Die 3tttun9cn init trab;
snotn lnludbrbtitcn autISn cit nur j gut 9tCi9nct
fino bic Su9tnO uno irlbe, Die ntbt init hrtn 8ntf:
fen btfauut lnp, III bntr9cbtn. SRA" fam IN Ger
auspdbluu9 Giuts NQittts in oirltn 6SlEn nttbt 5u
abtiam ittn.
Der 8utbu Stuto @rtrnrt lit rcn tGrdbmtcn NCri;
ten oils bas pcrutbmt Ittcl caa Il btonnt 9tnrrntn
ausasiprcben ipcror. Gr IN cine gRCcttn pcn pclltG
anelncbuGu GiCihmad, uno in tntr NGlrtun9 9inilId)
unIbdplih unb Htnnctb CutfIrnt or itot6 Sbelltbcn
pcn Dem oiftiacn Gjtlbuur plttr obhtullbIn 6rant:
btt, unp anptru 9Ritttl unGbuitb rrdnu CT eltIdtt
niht I'M Sluts auf
6Srpsrlibe GnttrIftun9 ntranlaBt ourtb Wtgbraudl
psrcbsncr @abtn, cine 0tlbtulbt Arantbtlt, wsltbt
Saulsnoe oes niiunihcn @tIhlthts in Gin unjttthts
G3rab 9cbratbt uno lcnit ttt 9Snjnos orttnun9 ctr
Glttrn psrnitbtet uno oGn htrrthIn lnterntbmunas:
att sinss mantbsn eolsn Sin0Itn9s i'm &em icrltcrt
fam ourtb oiets unftbtart 9Ptttl turitt pCrrrn.-
lIno ais cine 90teitn bic Stccrmaun nutttb kin
muB crpcbl Dem 3drtlidcn ais Dem tttti9trl1tn unr
pir,nsiftltsn Snpaoen, fam ecS9lthcn ntbt 9cfun:
Den perotn, ta Ct btipes ais Sur uno Strbutun9S:
mittd nirtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
pbilaeelpbia IOaa9en tIanufaftur.
4. 3. DaDiS unD Co.
Wanufatturinen BON gRaaacn,

Wanuf fatturtrn bon 9Saa9rn,
Ghidib fir 8iS9fhlrusrn, @itSd6abn SrOds,
8sblsn. ,oIu, Gifusri @icb, u. I. ~ - Gltltfalls,
ollie Die ptrihitrCnSn 8lncuun9rn prn Dormant unit
YcrratIs Ytatfcrm SSoa9tn uno potsnt GsmlbtE.
2ln paS putltum.
Quf aUt Gsooasn rit prn un5 9Smatbt pCrrtn, fam
nsnu b ptrtoGIn oos nc ritbt9 iinb ucrm IS nttbt
crt0abt miro no6 cine s8oo9s unftre Monufatur yer:
tiet bspcr ptittts 9snau ourb tintn bvr GtitIhaf:
tr, pSlchs pratttiht 1aa9tnmahrr inr, uno ncttht
hb immSrbiu bcmdbtu ibrt S2ooSSu ic9ut wit onorrt
uno mS9lib prrSd9bcr Su MAIDEN, 9tprdft 1T,
G8ir mScbtsn aud ;usIrib bic GumCrtiamttit pcn
3immerlrutcn unp 5rljarteitrr
i'm GGasntintu, auf unitrc Scrjd9libt uno mcblfilr
SRorttsin9 SR q ID en- 9cribtrt iEhSu, rit
parrantrt iuo non Gem tttn 9JIotCria! uno Ger te:
ltsn arbeit iu itiu.
Serb. .SBslttihcs Ode Der 15ttn uno SSilrp
StragSu philadelphia.
gN6r; %, 1855. ra-1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
CARPETS unb Sebltil6er.

Glbrib9c'S prblfrilcr GarprtzStpbr.
Der llntlrrinStI. % CT tb in s,nsr tttiurn Stra:
sS nitbtrsdaftn. uno irl9lCb nnr ptuis Stshr lin:
trttn bat, r III in otn Stano 9Citst itt @drpIrs
uno SIbtdbtr. 6tim 6jrcBtn uno NituIu, itbr biui9
Su plrtauku, uuo Sricncn biG gu tauitn pGnitbtn,
nocu cs ;u ibrsm gcrtbCil wcun t ritS tRG'spGfbts
niG baItcn, uno onrufin, Sbt fc icnfmS sogkus uao
fsin oustrttltuss Q0crttncut
Scn Irbr Ih6ncm Snprria1 Carpet 5cincm
fugsrE. Sigrain Gdrpet, uRa Senrtian 20,
1en a{sn Scrtcn.
Hao SsbltifAep pru 2 Gts % 6u6 errit. fir St,6ca
ano oalIs uip, nit elmer 9rceSn &trtbitotnbsit pcn
snaroia garrcts, ron % ~ 80 Gents, uno Sang
n6Gttssn gdBptts rcu 10 bis 30 @tntS prr Marp.
in 2tussnsbsin nsbmsu. GlGihfalIs ktnG Su9s,
Sifbesdsn, 1Scosnbaip, Stc9iuratbSa, Saumwrutn
uap eumptn Girrtts, v.
s. s. Glbrtpsc,
Sc Al Stratpbtrru StralS, cine Sbiirt cttrha6
Der @besnut. uobc rsr 2tsn, pbiIa:CIrbia.
Sttcbsr, 10. nq3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
01nf sfQ6ri6t.

Die ilntsr,stbustsn sstsn Siathritt mic es bic Sc
fsse piess Gtaats pcrihreben, bop e BET Der ndten
tSsCssaebune pcn Ysnuiptpanicn Application madden
lpsrpen, r sic Snfrrpcraticn elmer Bant nit ail9ss
mensn Disscntcs uno anbsrn neutrality-suspicious.,
Iprlbe in Der Saot 9ataiauqua, eeha eauntp errebs
tst meroen fell, unter Dem Nanltn
8anf pon Gdta Iduqua,
NIT sinem Capital pcn Ginbuupert taui no Sboler,
uno nit Dem prslum, baIeibs auf 3pttbunpsrt taus
Isuo 1balsr pirmtbrsu ;u rUrfln, uno Operation su
bsannsn ctatp bic GinbunoGrt taultno SbGlsr snbss
jabt fnp.
Scitpb eautah, Schn Iill'ams'
Robert 9It(ltamcn, Scibua !ount If.
Oapio Sbcnas, Gd9ultus s. Stert,
lriab Drummer, Obs y. ShnElltr,
y. %. {oubsr, Slmcn SiernGr,
Neubtn Oelthsr, pettr Saur,
G,scr9s Shsrtr, Samts u. SulSr,
98tIiam Stuian, Gonud Sbcmas,
6snrr SslIe s, SwCn 8ts,
Reubcn Tattericn, ebarfs y. Snuer,
Charles Girafin, SR. y. Glbri9bt
Secr9au emanuel, e. p. Saslar,
Dapio Il. Sem6tsr, g. y. Narttn,
Charles g2. 8au, NStllton, Scte,
Samcs .. Sbau, Scbn Sbrmas.
suni 27. 1855. no6N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Scemann' Sp1rf16e,
9ShifoScIuIio.


Sftt: 50 GRolnutlroGs, cine Sbdrs pcittitb rcr 81.
SraGt, YbtIoetIpbln.
0rIdts uimmt 0trrntSu in Sumnlcn Srn 81 ouf:
X warts rcn SrsTmon unb gift
StinT gru;snt 3nIen fins Sabr.
0as G5tto miro Ouf trlan9sn immsr icfrrt yrtidtc:
jabIt. Die Sffts III ti9itb rcn 0 bis llbr rhin
uno om 9Gcnto9 uno Samto9 bis llbr Qbtnos.
Dicks Suilitut hnott mon als Cinsn ttaucmcn uno
ibtru Srt fir SauCrn uuo anocrt Die Giild)Sft in
Yhitoctbpo hobSn, UNI Gjtlo gu crrrnircn.
Gs52s@ 0a5 Gjdo wiro ouf @trtan9tn Surtdt30blt
cbus rrrbrr Grtij ju 9stGn.
Grrwaltrr:
Gomuno Il. Scustr, 2(bt. s,rb 81. Srlrn,
Stitptu e. 9libcp, Gitrr9c trtrin,
SSchn ~. Qcrct, Rcbt. 9Rcrrts,
Sebn SRt0 antlts, Grparo 9. Glart.
eSotrb ShccB. Gay. Schr SaIG9bar,
scIpb 9R. Gcptu, eSchu 8itt.
eIrilpb ". Nylmrs, &iharo IS. Stettsburr,
GSparo y. Srrlkr, 9Rn,. Sbipptu, il.
Tranttn Yatcn, @Hui. 9. Stnts,
Sbrmas Gcepr. @cworo 6. Yatit.
9rtGo t-5rautIin Sell.
g d osmetittr-Sbartts ". SRcrris.
r-SamEs e. Yrin9le.
o. Der SrSitrirf clrtictst ben &crrpoltcrn, @s
anin crsr NltntEn mScr eirstt nc inoirItt ciui9ti
Gtlo pcu Der Gtitllhaft ~ bcratu GttnfOlIs: ,,coi
Gin Suth 9Ehalttn utrotn leu in scltbtm icptr Dc
pcitcr ras 9letM batCn fell rins rricu ,u Crntnncn
an ptn. inn Sail ecS Sebts, cas- Stlo iibcrbEjabI
pcretn fell"
Srpttmbrr 10. 1855. na6N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24

SaliIrlL 9tciiebigs, VnmpciI &C. &c.
gemaGt 9Nbcn, unp sntIAlOBen iinp an ietr niche
rcn YrsiBen su Scrtaufen, ctsIci6 ea5 Gspr np
nnrere 2Irtifcl in ibrem SADIE tcprutcro gcIticgen
1T. gSir tclfiitiecn cine ictr srpbe gln;abl rrr
allcrtrrn 6nnpwrrtcr, rtc unter Ter Nuiiitt unp
2lnwriBurg rtnrS Supcrinrertcrrrn ltebcn, rrr in
GlfIbrung in biciCn yanbe nidt iitcrtrrffcn rcrs
Den fam; ful9Iit iino uricre Stirirln unp SAus
ben in Iclfrr Wanisr aufJema6t, pamit mir I'M
Stanre iinp pirlrlbe unIem &unpn gu rarrantis
rCn. gSir fibcn utcrScu9t, baB an SGGHteit
mo 9ouebuitiqfeit unlere glrbst rdt ibetrpfs
fen wCrpcn fam in irgCnp elmer SlnpItatt I'M
Staot. Ollie bic prrI6ieprnrn 2lrtrn unp StYlcs
ppn unIrun Oiitsrn oniuItbun, miirpe Su Htel
9tdum auIncbmen. Us wirp grnISrnp irin pCnn
mir mellon, pab mir rrr 9rGGte Stpd in pirler
Stapt Gltcn-lmp pab mir INNER I'M Stlnpe unp
willen5 lino, hen 9cplrf unlcrrr sablrei6rn Yas
tronen nit cinilen glrtitrIn ;u pcrIcbsn bic e nur
pinl6en mSJcn, unp Srp1r an rinrn teinrn grcs
lit.
El~lln1ern gBGplcIilr Gunrsn wcItrn mir 1as
gen, Dap mir jcbt unicre cigcne peIrrti9trn unp
6ltlthr Sttefeln mp SdubCn, @m, SuTfalp une
&alts sllcbTlduben, Stite unp &nppen, an BEN al
lcrnicrrisiten Gitp Scbtin9 sgrribm prrtauIcn.-
98ir ltnp i'm S!anre aui bic tiir;site gictS rin9e
Scrihirrcntet rcn GrTBcn atiuIaben bic nur YER
Iangt werrcn mEaen-Icwrbl pom nIrrrr ri9enrn
Otauufattm ale Sitli6cn Wartt.
2lIes mas mir punI6rn it paB ale riejcniAen
Die gu tauien seIcnnrn iinp lei nS Scrpredrn
mGacn-pir MAIDEN feline Sirbnms INN urierr
Giiter Su Se9rn. gSir iino p1nttar fiir bic lrIr
itrraIe llnteritibung wrIde uns btsbrr Su She'll
tpurpe, mp bpfen bur6 9cnauc 9luimcrtiamtcit
duf micre @el61fte-unp g8naren 10 ncper gu
Yrrtaufen-ricIcItr in 3utmit Su rrHaItcn.
9Jpun9 unb Srh,
30. is Rs6amilton Ctr, gItcataun.
Na6i6rtft. - Gtrnfaa5 Gin ppaitInrisc,
Strt mO 6irtureS BON Oaguerrtgprn gIpparas
ten ;u petlufen, iebr biaia. wCrmter liA Gin CT.
| ltes &labe Sufftngs9tap befnpct.
Qlacntaw, Cry. 5. noiu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
GSritCbte II. 3uferbdferet,

Der lluttryihnst bat ltin Gitih6it nab SIC. 26.
larFt Srojt cttrholb otr Srcut, rrti Shtrsn rbtrs
batG Gem aItcn StauopaB. pbuaotpbto. rtrs9t oIlpc
CT imutrbin auf pano balttu miro. Cu ol9tnlciuts
afctcmsnt aUcr 2lrtItaeis in tln Sab 9rbSrrn, BE-:
lttbtuo aus
Sran9cn, 2cmcnS, unb alien 6riidisn rrr
SabrSSeit; Sllmcnp5, gBallnu6en, Grrams
giiGen, 0rmp, ,NuBeu 9delS uup
YrrIcrscS Scn alien Sprten, .p.
auf rpilht or ct 2ufmIrtamtIt rtr SdnctGr III len:
ten mduitbt cil oit Stort Gtiueben. Sitter Die in
cittm @la6liitmtut pcrpott pcrotn, mcrotu porrans
trt pa6 fe ourtb ras Sra9Iu fSinen Stboorn tdrsn.
2. g. SerrtnN
Sc 26, NRartt Stragt, cGsrbal6 Ger 2trtb ldcIitbt
Siiti, philadelphia.
Set 10. nt39P
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Die 8dnf.

Die ucue 9ant in QGtntdun hat GirItbSfts trocn:
nCn. ottr ras bjtf cen StCpp ntbts, IL aGtn i'm ia
br ttin Gitb hattu. Gr III abir sntlblcGrn Sitter
III pirtaufn, eomit or 6ttc 6ttcmmt um ouf bic Tar
III Scbtn.-9ecr rOhSr Bargains MAIDEN min rsr ru.
f nur 9an' hcr;haft an. on
Stcpp'S pcGIfsiIcm SarSclb Stctr.
@SCr'cmfcr l2 nohp