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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

WILL BREAD CoNE Down 1.-The wheat
pressing forward to market begins to cmhar-
rass the Western roads, whose freight equip
age VIII soon he fully employed. The ILL
nois Central Road has found it necessary to
order three hundred more cars. A large
amount OF wheat has already reached Chi
cago from the Southern section of the road.
Ono station alone, Joncsburg it is estimated,
Will give the road this season 800, 900 bush
els.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
For Con StalHc.

ToMe Independent Voters If the Third Elec-
tion District.
Having been solicited by numerous friends,
hereby announce myself candidate for
CONSTABLE. in and for this District, and
respectfully solicit yonr suffragcs.
CALEB &. CANTWELL.
Sept, %, 1855.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.-Thv Steamer
Baltic arrived at New York on Wednesday
night with dates to the Sth inst. The news
Is of no striking Importance. Preparations
are making for another bombapterAent of Sc
bastOpol. ..H' FH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
FREIGHTING.
7O AND FROM B4LTIlfO RE

to IND FKO.U BILITWUKE.
NNlIE new, tight and substantial "a
l Slst sailing Schooner Jas. IGLE- Aa
HART. roW. Lambert q. Fora. will MEH\
run regularly from the wharf sSAAlas
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday of every
week at ~ O'Clock NJ.
frrightrrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with dcs-
patch and ut reasonable rates.
Apply on board TO
I.ANRERT G. FORD,
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Fab 81 If Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

tENSrs OF BosToN---The total population
of Boston has been asccraincd to he lG3 900,
including $1,000 persons Of foreign cxtrac-
ton. 1t is estimated, however, that Boston
business men and fpmil,s numbering fifty
thousand prisons, reside i'll the ncishborny
towns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

Z. s. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-IIon. Rob-
crt G. Winthrop. chairman of a committee
of the Massachusetts Society Cor the Promo
ton of Agriculture, has sent to Hon. Mar
shall p. Wilder, President of the United
States Agricultural Society. one thousand
dollars to aid in defraying the expenses Of
the grand exhibition which is to be held in
Boston next month. The citizens had pre-
viouSly contributed $50 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
Family Boarding School.

Mrs. WENRICK will resume her board
Wiling and day School in Port Deposit, ON
Monday, October LIST. Tuition in common
English branches So per quart or; Drawing
and Painting 50; Instructions on the Piano
SlO Hair and Leather Work So.
Fort Dep0sit. Sap. 90. '55-4w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

GRAssitoprERs AS FooD.--A correspondent
of California paper says:-
ain our rides in the grasshoppcr country
we saw thousands of deep holes which had
been dug in the Garth by the Indians. to en-
trap their luxurious (?) food These holes
contain about bushcl and half. and we be-
licve we saw holes enough in Yuba, Butte
and Suffer counties to have collected fifty
thousand bushels of grasshoppcrs. The In
dams will grow fat this winter"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
ELkTON l. TTIR store,
OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE.

OPPOSITE TIIE HOWARD HOUSE,
TAMES HtSSON offers an assortment of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Shuehtcr Sole; Morocco
sll""th and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Tppcrs: Harness and Skirting Bride. fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings: Kips and Findings.
T. The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Tmay Gm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
Gle Gefil >ul)ie.
ELKTOx, SEPTEMBER ~, 1858.

1J"1hc Grand f.otlg Of Odd Fellows of the
Unitcd States is in session in Baltimore. il,
G. F. 4. Ellis If This town is Representa-
tive from the Grand Lodge of Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

Hos. J. McPmEnsoN BEREIEN, cx.Unitcd
States Senator, has addressed Il letter to the
people of Georgia, vimlicatinS the principl
and objects Of the Amcclcan party. lie is
one Of the purest mon and most able states
men in the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
TO FARMERS!.
THEELER'S PATENT R4ILWiY
Horse Powers and Overshot Thrs shers,

NOTICE is Hereby given to Farmers. that
L stiil continue the sale of Wheeler Is
Patent Railway Horse Powers and Ovepshot
Thr Shers with Shakers attached which |
wiz warrant t" give satisfaction. or po sale.
Also, Feed Cutters, Corer HuHers, and H'ooi
SdrS:
Persons wishing to engage Il Machine may
call on the subscriber living near the Magraw
Church. or address him ut Rising Sun, Cecil
c"rnty. Maryland a
May l9tf JOHN D.. MICIIENER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
sept. %,

4 ND Other Hot Air Stoves and Furnaces W.
y would inviir the attention Of housek"rp"rS and
others to large and varied assortment Of ,tnvc,
many OF which are cntir. ~ ncw and most brauti.
tu design and Il, 'sh anil guaranteed to iSve .atis
faction. STABLES CANrwEIi.
Sent %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

NEW CHURCH IN NORTH EA STA letter
from North Fast. says: \
"Some of the citizens Of this place talk OF
huldin" PRESBYTERIAN Church. Five gem
tlcmcn have agreed to give $500 each, and
I hear that another gives the ground and
800. Success accompany .thcm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
MONEY FOR EUROPE

EDAKT1ES wishing to send money to En-
4 g''nd. ireland or Scotland, can obtain
%Igst Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit. on the principal Banks
in any of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell Il Sons,
Apr ~ tt New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

Hon. ALEXANDER EyANs.-This gentle.
man, we observe received fot;r votes in the
American Convention for this Congressional
District. lie is not a member of the Amc,i-
can organization: the subject Of being can
didatc for Congress on their. ticket had
never been mentioned to him nor ,lilhe know
until he saw the announcement of the vote
that such n convention was to have been held.
This vote of that Convention. however, goes
to show that that party will support good
men who arc not members Of REORGANIZATION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
tflnrric0.

by the Rev. r. LLOYD Iold>bo,. ugh, in
Trinity Church on the 10Th inst. GEORGES
DAVID Ro'rNE and CLHMErISA, daughter OF
MIR. Chas. Fromar.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
4 Card

To The Independent Toters Of Cecil Comfy
At he solicitation Of many of my friends,
have consented to lie an Independent candi-
date for the office Of SHERIFF Of Cecil coun-
ty at the next election. beg leave to say
that if the voters Of Cecil county grant me
their support and eleot me, will cndeavor
faithfully to discharge the duties of the Office
to their satisfaction.
BENJAMIN NANDlNER.
Port DcpoSit Sent 1o-tc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
For state Senate.

JAMES McCJIL6ttiH. is announced as u
candidate for the State Senate by many
voters. -"' ..- .r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
Land Warrants Wanted.

YNlIE highest price paid for Land Warrants
l. Apply or send 10 ..r.
49, X. r. ROBINSON X CO.,
Cor. 4th and Market ST..
Wilmington, Del.
Or to WIN. =. EWING, r
Attorney at Law:
July I, '55-3m. Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
RAGS. RAGS !!

HNllE highest price paid Cash Rags
l. twoolrn excepted, y at the Rock lie Pa
per Mill, on the Little Elk, by
March - ii Il. JORl w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
JAMES. NJ. BURGESS,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NTHnSE advertisement is il! aHear ca
w col tnn Of this paper. has on hand 1T
this time aud nor sale 90 + ARMS; several :"
them from three 10 five mics from Fort De
ppsit.
Ars 25--tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

w9sT CEClITON. CEcIL. Co., &YER
--sE.-. MD, a.. 900 PEACH -
Tries, consisting of all the best Varieties
now in cultivation, to wit:
Tr"th's Early Red, large Early Y"rks. large
Early Orange. Honest Johns, yellow Rare
Ripe, Patterson Seeding. Red Rare Ripe,
old Nixon Free. OLD Nixon Cling, Magnunr
Bonum, Rodmali's Free, Wards lato Rcd
Free, late Heath Free, Rcavc's late Yell
low, Late DeEawarc's, Red Heath Cling,
fnwiord's late Maagatonc, Amocks late
yellow, Temple s Lnts White. Late Raro
| Ripe, Late Heath Cling, Fux's Seeding,
LnglangcS, Alsicr Winters.
These trees are one year old. from the bud
and Of large size: the buds were selected
from all the principal orchards in the month.
Of August anil Scptclnbcr, when tho trees
| were in bearing. and lnay DO relieved on ~
the kinds specified. and viii be ready for
rranplanting by the 10Th Of October. Having
been engaged in raising Of Peach Trees alone
and the cultivation Of Peaches for number Of
wears, now feel confident that l. have si'-
!cctcd from all parts ofthe county. the very
best kinds and will warrant all trees sold by
me to be Of the kinds sold for. as have
them in bearing in my orchard. ! have
spared neither money or pains in selecting
the best bearers, and the most adapted to
the markets, and t" exclude all others from
my list. | will sell the present year at five
cents il piece by the 1000, and six cents u
piece for less than that number. Address
the subscriber, at Cccilton. Cecil County :.
MI. JOHN III SFELT..
Sept. -, 1855.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
PRESBYTERIAN BOOKS.

DARISlI PSALMODY, two wgfptx,
L sizes; Parish Hymns also the 4--x#
Books and Tracts issued 10y thcSK.AAss%
Presbyterian Publication Committee may be
had at Mr.. Is. +. Mays, May 4 Bro. and A.
j. Scott Bros. Prices rs low as in the
city. [Scp -. '55-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

I.ocoroco DISTRICT TicKErs-We have
heard of the following district nominations by
the locofocos: .-.
Sd. District-For Justire of the Peace. r.
Beown ST.. j. T. Collins, Enos Scarborough:
Constables, G. w. Benny. J. s. Rosscl ::
Supervisor Benjamin Miller. Four of the
six reside in Elkton. -.'' '., ..".
list. Observation-Disclosures of the Pcacc. VIM.
II. Rowland, c. p Sanders: ConstaLles, w.
T.. Fountain. James Morgan: Supervisor,
Thomas NJ. Prcttyman. Tn the vote for can.
didates for Supervisor AR ,prettyman re-
ceivcd l6 votes out of 70 east -
In the 4th District John Willis is nolnina-
ted for supervisor. - 80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
ELKTON STOVE HOUSE.

A IL. persona in want Of Stoves will do we'll To
Acal ut the Elkton Stove House where they will
find complete aisOrtnicnt of Parlor. Chamb er
Hall, Office and Cooking stovrsof tho hio4t nprov
cd patterns. STABLES Il CANTwELL
sent d 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
= scot ont o tho wav rou'ra al unlucky {
- Clear the track for FIX" e

= "G"t ont o tho wav You're all unlucky z
y Clear the track for FIX -
The'great oath bound band of Pierce loco
focos of Elkton. hehayed truly magnanimous-
" to their friends throughout the county, at
their County Convention on Tuesday last
Out Of the thirteen candidates in all the coun-
ty, they onlv took fire out of Elkton-includ-
ing all for offices which arc in any degree
lucrative. Thank your stars. Democrats Of
the DiStricts-particularI of the 4h and 9Th
Districts-that they didn't take eight out of
the thirtcen-or indeed that they didn't take
the whole lot
When we called attention to that meeting
of the Elkton locofoco office holders and Office
hunters in which they swore all the voters
they could inveigle. VIC foresaw that strong
game was 10 be played, and the people now
see how it is working. To the consideration
Of the voters of the county ont of Elkton we
leave the matter. The 9Th District, it seems,
is mt worth noticing and the 4th--t their form
or Gibraltcr-is put off with the paltry Office
of Surveyor, which is next to no Office at all.
>s~----
"FUsIoN "--In Kent County ticket has
been formed of part wings and part locofocos
and called "f,sion" ticket or something of
that sort. The same thing has been done in
several of the strong wing counties in the
State. But here in Cecil; a locofoco county,
when the thing was mentioned the locofocos
hooted al the ilca-no fusion" hcrc-no, no,
not lit Of it. Where the wings have the
majority you will lind these locofocos highly
masnanimons to he surc-.isSt give them half
the ticket in such places, and they join at
once to put down Know Nothings or any
thing Use, but here where they calculated OF
still Icing strong enough TO carry the county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
ROASTED, Of
Confectionery I:
EGE CREAM

AWAY k"n in season
Don't forget the PLACE Elktan Restaurant on
Main street in the Elkton Arcade. next door 10
n" Office of CECIL Wing, and also next door to J.
tshs new Store, ENOCH CROUCH.
ANIL ll--if -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

GTThe Democrat took pains to announce
that the American countv' Meeting held here
last week was held in the acm UThir Office
So it wars. "A member of the bar who has an
office rented in the first story of The building,
took the convention there. .Thsbuilding was
not put up to hold public meetings IN, but
being finished and empty any orderly and
respectable body Of mcn, wo''ld have been
welcome to hold meeting in it until We
take possession of it and devote it to the uses
intended, which will probably lie this day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22
ELKTOy RESTRiUNT.
+ Yen wnlt to find the place to get CIiEA
pfNNEltS.- call at the a. ~. 80
EEAVON RESTACRAyT.

where von can get OYSTERS nj all times and ut
the slortest hotite. served up i'll the following
ways. .r, -
FRIED.
SIEWED.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

THE PIERCE Locoroco TICKET The loco.
foro county convention. which met in Elktor
on Tuesday last nominated the following
county ticket. .'-
State Senotr-.Iohn J. IIcckart. y
House Of Delegaies-.John W. Morgan
David Scott of James. Alexander Briscnc.
Orphans Cout-William Torbert, Bcna
min B. Chambers, George Gale.
County Commissioners Peach, Ar.
thur W. Mitchell, John n. Black
States Af'ornev-Rchard Grason.
Merif-Wlliam ITancs. '.f
County Srrcyor-C. G. Broknw.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
sc q d6 I / 6t.

tpirb tiern,it sr8eten an bic Grtrn, &Sitcren unp
ale pieisnistn, lpelfe interesirt fnp h ben Ser.
m6sen unb Den StnterlaGeRf6aften ,laenper In
geha Gaunts, perItcrbrnen perlcnen, smIih
Die Rs6uuns pcn 2cIspb 8snnsr uS gRalbias
3FasufuB, 1oWintltratersr seu Der 5intEaiisnidait
ees pertcrtsufn @ecr9c sRiUer.
Die 8ehUun9 pcn losurp etnrise, GSiniffrdtcr
pea osr {oin.ruahsNtbaft oss prltcrbsul auersp
Sbiasrs ~as-se--
Die 8shuuu9 pCu Srurn escbclo un gBilIianl
Danis, aem'HitratcrsH Dsbcnts non pen r ointsrs
lalitnlthaft oes pcrltcrbenen lSllliam Dani{
Dis 3etbuuu9 ron Satct. 8snnSl, ir. buarbian
ron 6tlarius Stbned.
Die RsCbnuna ron Scbn Srrrnbauer, morSion
pcn Sorab Scsnl, ltetbtn Sarab Sea9sr hes Der
miuoeridbri9en Sinosr bss otricr6snen 9lid5ca9sr,
Die Rsanun9 pen Setpb 3sE GjuaroiSrcn sp;
eia Suposr.
Die 8Ctbnun9 reu 8enamin Grim, aoipitratcr
pcn esr 1ntIrIaIepfhaft efs psrtcrbGnsu Ftrabam
6euitermaher.
Die Rtbnuus pcn Stcpbcn Rilsr iiubEclcmcn
Pcper, Iominiltratcrcn rea bet piutsrlaeshaft pes
perltcrbsnsn Scbn W,itsr.
Die 8i6nuns-pru psnrp Srisr, lemintattr ron
Der onteriaituibaft oes uertcrbsnCn @Itabb Snttb.
Die 8thuunS pcn Stepbta 6oAnau, mrs 9ia:
tsnclr. 94tlliam Rrauls unb Iraut Srunl, 2A,inira
rrcn rrn Der ptntrrtadenihaft bes perlirrbEn Tan
ct Snpoer, Sudrpian pcn 9)larp Gbtrt eli minosr:
lIbri0e Schtsr ess rrriirr6eutn YstGr @tr.
Die 8eCbuun9 rrn Scispb adrr, lomirlratcr rcn
osr otntrIaiisnhaft Der ptrltrrbsntn GttStb adsr.
Die &tdnun9 psn Siatbon 9irman, e5foian non
paris lbanoprf.
Die 8stbuuu9 ron Ghartts :. DidenfdN, Guar:
cinu ron Raria @rpmau, cine miucsriabrF 2chter
pts ptrltcrttnen Daniel @rbmar.
Die Rtbnuua pcn Daniel gECapcr no scnos
SEapir, Iemtniiraiersn rcn ccr pinierlenthnfte ess
rtrltcrtsntn lotnrp gHeartr.'
Dtt NSbnun9 rcn.b. 6. ecr9pIdtr. 2ln'iniiiratrr
pcn rtr ptnttrIailsnbaft ots ptrfrrIpsn SRarr
Sbcmpicn.
Die 8tbnuno pcn gHiurusbtp GaGlG ,fcminiitra:
Ter pcn Der pinttrIaHtnfbaft ots writrrhM Daniel
OilHnaer.
Die 8tduurs prn gSiuiam 8himrr, 0ior6iau ron
oir .ointirtaltnltbaft bsr utrltcrttucn ann Gtiio
ptimtaeb.
Die 8ihnuns prh eEpbn Grduaatr, Ghurtss
Srdnomalc uno 2. 3. Sttbtrliu9. IaiuttrGtcrtn
pcn otr .oint'rlafltnihoft rrs pErlcrntu Safrt
Sriiuapolr.
Die 9trbuuus rcn Smtn !6trmcura abminiiirotcr
&C benls non rCn etr plntcrlaItnibatIAs rrllrrbt'
nen Saas ocrmcnr
Die 8ctbnun9 ron Stptn lbtrmcmlSrcneer ao;
mtntrotcr ron or ptnttrIofulhaft d strltrrptntn
dtrabam ,6irnlcnN.
Die 8thuun9 rcu 0onitt RtinborShsrsnrer 10
minitr1trr rrn Bet ptntrIallEnbaft 3 prltrrbintu
ptnrp Satcr.
DAP nie @rtiutcrcu uRe aomnttrorrSn Der teia9'
ten iointTtaiitnlh0fta uno GSuarrau ibrs 8tdpunu
ssu in esr 1mtsitutt in Nsntaun, in uni
fir ssta Sauntp, Cn9ttra9cn babEn-mcIhc 8th'
nunatn Dem SHoilEn9tribt pen ttiaatn oauntr, juI
ScItdti9un9 ocr9et9t wtreen lcICn In Grurtauiel II
tsiaatrr Stact 0uf 0itufto9s cen 2tsl GrriL 1855
um 10 ubr @crmtttass.
Samuel Soloer, Ge9iltrirsr.
Tttruar %. nab9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
9 erb Or &t fe
fir Den 2fprilsGermiu, 1855,

onfaussuo (2tprit 9. 1859
Sricpb Srr6Ier unp antre ScSsn Daniel Sd'
ger.
Martin Rsn,srer sc9rn 9brmas Q. gBiIicn.
8crbet uuO &nauB seecn q Iunb s. eeins.
2utas Sdslaud 9essn SamuA Seffner.
AarCn Giirnbarp unb sInNre 9r8rn glmps
SrauIr.
Srlcmpn Gcrncg sescn G9irIes Nlrrb.
sBatcr Ian uno gcms sesrt Sacot Grbman.
9Cfrpb 8ittsr scSen @rupr unp Niriemer.
Stepben eus srscn Siauc @cSrie.
Gsriitian Srtt 9egcn 3bcmae S4uler.
sDitIiam ANtnf srssn 8eutcn 9lnf.
gBilliam gIpplsta6 9sSrn NlClCs sSirano.
Daniel 5rdns eessn Scbn 8. 8iee.
Maria &od scgen 8Cmi9 unc serilcr.
9cispb sBaItuau sesen SCtn 8aSner unp aa'
bee.
Ssnrg s. Satcradrr segen gu9afut s. Jsis.
gooirry Yrtr Segen 8eutsn Suniidfr.
Owen Scterrrr scsrn Sptn S4eirsr.
0lsuten @tsrt sssen Saerb @rrrnawllN's Gr'
efutprcn.
5rieperih Dds ss9sn Ssnry grdssr.
SUbn eauter seeen gtriitiaa 6. Snaue.
8a[list unS Sobn sssm Solomon @an8psr.
Sacob @rrsnapaIe's @rseutrren sc9en 9leubfn
Gbnt.
Sraneis s. Samuel6, protb.
Mdrs IA. nqtG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
g8aFer> ieaI6aft,
&c q drt 6 +,


@le 9erIrnen weI&e @strau6 maden pom
@aFer pieler @fleul6aft, fiji 5amilienSpede cbtr
auf anpere @eils, pcllen StaGt netmen, DAP ete
3eit s,r grnfueruns ibrer Serultts Yer Srrite Tag
bes nG6fen Aprl ii, unb es ipirp srpartrt, bab
lic bet prm unterSei6nstsu Sdatmrtfcr aRrufen
unb lore 9srmits aufnstmsn, bic pur6 Gin neurs
AGe6mrnt r,itunter Srrdnprrt iino. Sclde pers
lcnfi bic i6rs 9ermits pom 2ten Bis gum item
2lpril ni6t 6eri6tist baben, ml6rn f6 .niGt Bee
tlassn penn mad jsner 3eit ibnsn ras BaVcr scr'
entbalten piro.
Die 8sarb bs9altet F2 bas 9le6t Dor, no bas
@ufer BON msbrrn GaihiIiVn aus siner unb ber'
lel6sn 9Ybrant sebraudt mir une es nidt Scn
allen baran tetbfili9ten Yarteten be;atlt, oaadbe
;u bemmen, tpenn iie eS fir gut teFnert, unS In
benz fe Iclde ueberrtntiinfte gum bIcben 9luBen
perrr bstraGtrt, pel4e bas gBafer setrau4en,
pirb lie f6 ntGt In ibre SADIE mitteln.
Go II sbsufalls Ha@ri6t geseben an 9erfcnen,
frtt6s bas spbrant gSaEer gum Sauet gu benus'
Ell Se6enten. pae iie pernits bdbsn alIen, ste lie
anfan9sn raiIelbe 3u 9etrau&sn, nnb penn btrlr
8e9el ni6t ltren9 tea6tet miro 10 rpirS pas Dep
p,Ite fir pas 9BaGcr scrrhnet.
0ETQlu6 bnrf rer plumbet Der @Fir0l6aft In
frinrm Sale nrue Spbrants aufri6ten pcnn bic
jeni9sn YerIpnrn, bic Jpn barum anipre&en, ni6t
SupUr 9rrnits Spn pem SHasmeiltrr aufsencmz
men babrn.
auf Seiebf Der SparS.
Sobn s. 8rouie. S6aemeliter.
Md; IA. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
QStrtbI6at GmpfeDluug.

llntrr;ci6ncter Bat bic 0rtbfhaft In Gataiaus
qua ppn Srnrg 8. guIn in 9att senpmmcn -
@Eunr unO 5renre lape i6 bDfi6it gu mir Gin,
untcr 3uFderuns prompter Septcuun8 une Ssrs
atrciduns gutter SpsiIsn uub @rtrantc.
gluG bfatThtise i'd OisnitasS cen got. WarS
eiuCn GeutIhsn 8al ;u baIten, pc3u i'd ale
5ans uno MulitsSreunbe gang erscteRit sinlaes
Sir quite Muiit unO bette Srpnuns wtrp ltets
Iprgens 9enr9S Sarte'
SbSus 6trrsn, fbaut uno pdbtt
hiCr III nur mas ibr be9cbrct.
y,utcrz Srco uno Sdpcissr 8dIs
gJlathct Sud 9Gpi6 nisbt bSf.
grdnep, 6Grrin9, Sa9erbter
Sit ;u battu icst bci mir;
& 6art 4uulth, Yr6ed uub YcrtpEin
Scu IN mSuer 9Slribfbait iiu.
I'm Trrttr, 1s unb G9orrsn
9Stroe id etvie nihts ipartn.
gu SaiIorcrtH, ermrnnee uuo esntfbcn IEln
eao' idr cure 9dbiss Gin {;
limb ecr 1l6ltr ouh pcr dacu
22irp on btitru cub 9tfatICn,
Denn CT liuft nit .oaftr, 5eu,
5u hen pirrren fbnru berbCt.
auh BAT ieb rs talo ptr9s6en,
.RGnnt ibr eutSn Suprcr efIcu
PrGfpGrlt. Gbintsn, rparrnsu Srattn,
gSsre itb eub rcr allen ratbcn,
Drum mSiuc ncrrcn frsuet ilcb
auf ibrtn Yclutb gang frnserllh
SenrY Sartt.
gRIr; ID. no3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
Seffent(iNe 9Senbm.

gfuf ben Sfes@ s@Cntas, ben 9ten gtprtt, um
Ra&nittass, lcgn am Saule rfs linterl6rietes
nrn, In Iiertrzgiarinsis 3auniGip, esGa Gauns
tp, fclssnpe artiftt bTrntli6 perfaufs frrrbsn:
3 pferbe unb 9ferreseI6irf. Sdpeine, Elm
ifartsr 4s@aulspasen, Gin 2>@dulspasen, Elm
GrIbarp, elm Spa3isrwassn, YFus, Drsi6mai6is
ne nit pferpesrrpaIt, elm prd6tiser SoISldtittrn,
ga6tIdlitten nit 9annsn unb Deibiet, StriIpla.
&c, SdlttcnI6eIIen, 6ru6treif, Sibtettsn, Sru'
unO NiasabeIn, 2 Better uno Settlaben, SolSs
fife, gSaderl&rant, UUa' unb Spinnrarsr, Elm
5aspcl, 5idcrs ai6e bcinl Sul&sl, unb nod eli
ne Serl6tecenbeit Sauss uno Saufrns@erStbs
i6aften gu umfdnpli6 ju mslosn.
Die Secinsansrn am Ssrfaufstase unp gufs
trartung pom
Gpbraim &eP.
Wdrs 81. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
8dume | gdume |!

sS, Der llnterseiHnsts, tpObn6aft In Der
tSsaA Stapt aatnsaun, sitt bierbuftb Na6s
ri6t, Sab ct fia neulia pom Situate
glsuport eine btrrIi6e AuantttSt offer Serianatrn
Sduue etnsrlest bat, welGe Nusipubl min ;u fell.
mem pprisen Stcd, elm aiIurtemsnt ausmaGt..
wrldeS ntrsrnbSwp ibertrUfm ipirp, unT prl6e
rr wiaens III nd4 bsm g6ertb 70 pCblirit wrnn
ntdt pcfIfetler su prrtaufen ale Sirs an Irsenb
einemt anprrn Srt sdGtebt. Gr bat nun ale Spr.
ten 8dumc, Smmersrssns, Srautsn. &ruNettss.
rem, unb tur3 alles was IN birfcm Sad perlanot
pirr. Man rufe an bti
Sobn eof6.
Md5 Z. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-28
Garprts nnO Orbl- Gi6er.
Gl0risae's

@ obtfeiler G6rpet Stc br:
psyrnsn Die pTnFbsu GSrpste. SsblsSadbsr, gRais
hn9S u. no gan, pcttfciI i'm G,rcgs uuo alsins8,
tauf u tauftn. npeu einc ftbS sseFe auspa an rit
lsm Stchr, uuo Ia Der llnteritbrisbens inter entt
mSst9tu Reue rpcbut uuo nur lcitbts Stobrslntrl1,
9atle III CT In ben Stuno sseet an ben alISrnieeri
llen prtiltn ju usrtauftn. CT ulSbts BIC aufmslFs
lamss't 9srihtst ftbsu arf l,iusn
Ssbr fdSncn Smpsrial 8 gin Gatssi
Sgperfsinsn Snsrain 30
Ssinenu. @fcr. SnStain2 . 90
Gensttans rcn alien Scrttn, uno SshItud5 pcn &
bls "a 5us brett, UNI fdr Sniten uHo bals gu Ibnti
osn, 's, NIT eist srcssn BsrIhisosnbsi rccbIftiis
Sn9rain Carpets pSn 25 bis so Gents--uno Gjana<
une Steiseu' Garpcts urn 10 bic 80 Cents psr ar6
sleithfuts gRattin9srrn allen Syeiten, 6seros8uoS,
SifbsSvcre, 9ceeH Sud-, ennpcu:16rpets u. /. Is.
8. 8. Glbribee,
g'r. al gtraptsrrp Stragt, cine S6drt cbsrboib ftt
0btsnut, uabe e!r 2ttn etrugi-Y YbaaespbiO.
SRdr; 81, 1855. no3Ss'