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three days previously for u weeks
cruise. need not tell you how | ex.
planned that strange thrill as the
schooner crossed our bow, the nigh,
before the collision, nor what intererc.
tatIon | gave to the wild tumuIt ol
emotions oil that long night.
married Mary Sinclair, and bu.
rled her thirty years afterwards; and
| sometimes have the same evidence
OF her presence now. that used to
have when she lived On the same earth
with :,ic."
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InE ABDUCTION OF YOUNG Her
sANDEz.-Frank E. Hernandez, whom
We noticed as being carried on board
the Empire City, against his will. to
bo taken to Cuba for somo political
purpose, it was thought, makes the
following concise and explicit state
ment.
On Thursday last the Spanish Con.
sui and Mr.. Carnobcli called at the
Claverack Institute. Mr.. Carnobeli
handed me letter from my father
desiring me to come to Cuba. read
the letter, and then told him did not
wish to go home. The Spanish Con.
sui then said that ! must go to Cuba
and if | did not go Immediately,
would be thrown into prison if ever
went there afterwards. then told
them that | would give them no an
swer until saw my uncle, Joseph
Elias Hernandez, who resides at No
81 President.s:reet, Brooklyn. They
said that | could not see my uncle,
and told them that wonld not 90
to Cuba without first having an inter.
view with him. The Spanish Consul
then said if would come to New
York with them they would let me
see my uncle. then agreed to come
to New York, and arrived here abou,
ten O'Clock on the same night. When
| got there they refused, OF my ask.
ing them, to let me 60 to my uncle
alone or with them. then went
with Mr.. Carnobcli to the boarding
house No. l54 Chambers street, where
! slept that night. The next morning
(Friday), when arose from bed, I
again begged them to let me see my
uncle, bu, was refused. That after,
noon MIR. C"rnobcli t. ok NE on board
the steamship Empire City, for the
purpose OF taking me to Cuba. When
got there | met my uncle, who ask
ed me if | wanted to 90 to Cuba.
answered in the negative, and said that
Mr.. CarnobeIi aud the Consul had
forced me to go. My uncle said if
wanted to 60 home he would allow
me to do so; when | again replied that
! did not wan: to. There were about
ten Cubans with us at the time, and
they all were witnesses t. the conver
sntIun. The statement made by Mr.,
CarnobeIi that my uncle had forced
me to stay in the United States, is not
true. ! was not prompted by him to
stay here; it was solely my own wish
to remain. Refusing to go to Cuba
| left tho ship, and went homo with
/ my uncle to Brooklyn, where am
now stopping. My uncle was inform
ed of Mr.. Carnobeli's actions by tel
egraphic despatch sent to him by on.
OF my friends at Claverack, stating
that had been taken away from schoo
against my will and wish. .-Charlestor
Standard.
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A KIND SPIRrr.--Perform good
deed, speak kind word, bestow a
pleasant smile, and you will receive
the same in return. Tho happiness
you bestows upon others is reflected
back to your own bosom. 4 {, 4
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=.
| FANNY FERN DAaUEnREorYpEp. Il:
She is fall forty. Sports curls like a
girl ofseventeen. They are auburn
-poetically SO. Has keen flashing
eye. Nose between Grecian and 5Ro.
man, rather thin and rather good look-S
ing. Checks with good deal-aIite
t,o much : coloring. Some OF rouge.
Bad taste, but no business of ours,
Lips we'll turned and Indicative offirm.S
ness rather than of--s,lgar. Chin
handsomely chiscled. Whole coun. !
tenance betokcns woman of spirit
and high nature generally. Form fine.
Chesta model. Not surpassed. Car.
riage graceful and stately Rather taif
and empha,ically genteel. Pretty
foot Ankle to match. Hand small.
Likes to show it. Dresses in the cut.
and dash school. Fond of ribbons.
laees. millinery, &c, generally, Taikss
rapidly. Is witty and brilliant, cutting
and lashtul. Proud as Lucifer. Fond:
OF fun. Hates most of relations.
Threats her father and Nat most brauIt.s
tally. Has three as pretty girls as erI !.
or wore curls. Is proud Of thcm, and.
justly. Is hcartIess. Is firt.-ss
Lives in clover. Is worth sa00Do.S
Got it by pen and ink. When. pass
ing the street takes eight eyes out Of
ten. On the whole wonderful ,,,Sol.S wo.i
man is Fanny.-Boston Dispatch. 81.
~~~>~~---r-.. ---r-..-0~..>--->~-s>-s ~
Col WEpB ON THE WAR.-The
New York Courier 81 s.: s,,
In relation to the fall ofSebastonof,.
we said on the l4,h December, that!
about the first of January, or as soon,
as the allies numbered from 95 Il,
10000 men, the place would be s,TiIs cI,r.s
ried by storm. Such undoubtedlxi
was the intention of the ,ahies when
We left England in Noycmbes aud
according to the London Times of the,
10Th December, one month after, such
was the universally received opinion
in tho best informed circles.
It's barely possible, that ia co,,ses
.quence of the negotiations nov i re.s
opened and pending at Vienna, ina,
assault upon Sebastopol nasys l,iva
been postponed. This, however, Nc No,
/ do not believe; aud our lin pressioi is.
l that sissbasto ol has been, slorsmsd 81 l,ys
i the allies syitfs ar immense sscfii;co
! jtof q life e, Better perhaps Tor the causa
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EOeLI
(Original.l
Lines 10 T.. A. Es.

ny II AN r.
When aurora appears. how delightful tho vi ew
When Phnbus begins to a-is,
From his nocturnal seat TO hcspang!c the dew
And paint, with his glory, the skies
Awake :kcn awake for the morn is serene
Let's away to the myrtle nlcove;
Or else lnke our seat by crystalline stream,
Where Tie scene is inviting to love.
There is nought to molest, but the sweet sing
ing birds,
That sit perch'd close by on a bough;
Ifyou'd tell me your mind, unseen, and unhenrd
Dear Il, pray tel! it me now.
Dodreams in tho night time disturb your repose
Ordo to fancy appear!
While silence contents, pray you'll disclose
Your mind to my listening ear.
Delay not n moment, for tine runs apace,
To disclose the fond wish Of your heart
And in thy sweet bosom conf dcnce place,
Ire dispair bids my love to depart.
--s@-So.N.-H
My Father BLESSED me.
BY AGNES.
My father raised his trembling hand,
And laid it on my head:
n God bless thee, y my SON, my son.
Most tcnderly he said.
He died, and len no gems or gold,
But still was his heir
For that rich blessing which he gave
Became q fortune rare.
Still, in my weary hours of toll
Toes my daily bread,
1t gladdens me in thought to feel
His hand upon my head.
Though infant tongues to me have said.
Dear Father'' oft since then,
Yet when bring that scene to mind,
Pm but child again.
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ALLEGED GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
HAvANA.-The Savannah Journal and
Courier of Saturday says:
"By the arrival this morning of the
schooner Abbot Devereux, Capt. AL.
chorn, from Havana, we have advices
from that port up to Sunday last,
February 4th.
I'VE learn that Mt the time of the
sailing Of the schooner, and for sew.
eral days previously. great excitement
existed in Cuba in anticipation of the
landing of General Quitman, who was
reported and believed to be off the
island, with force oftwenty thousand
men: The Creoles were highly elated,
but it was not supposed that they
could render much assistance to their
deliverers. Indeed Capt.Alchorn thinks
the present Captain General, Concha
has made himself and administration
popular with nll classes, so that it ma,
be presumed that the discomfort on
the island is not so wide spread now
Us formerly.
Inc spanish fleet, consisting of
two war steamers and three sailing
vessels, n frigate, sloop of war, and
brig, left the port of Havana last Sat.
urday on cruise in search of the
fillibusters. Two British ships of the
line entered the harbor Sunday morn
ing, and several Others were hourly
expected for the defence of the island.
"We have no means of knowing
upon what grounds the fears of the
Spanish officials were based. But one
thing VIC are certain, if Quitman gets
g foothold OH the island with twenty
thousand men, the days of her Catho.
lie Mnjesty's reign there arc ended
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
llfnr Gatfr =! llene 0hter =!
8. 81. Entinr,

Etrbrbaltrr in ter StaSt Gatoidudua,
Sani6t ras Sutlitum unO feline 8reunte i'm
BHcntsrcn ;u tcna6ri6ti9cn, tab CT bic Geiaaf'
te, frlbsr brtrirbsn rurh G. $. 2aciar unp
Co., an pem atsn StanppIasr, auf feline aileinise
9as6nuns frrtIcssn pirr, aIlwo ss ibn frrurnipu,
rrbt piele 8unpen aniprr6m gu leben. Gr 1T
Tcrtsn Sun Rem srpBen @tdrften 3iriid8rfrGrt, unb
bat eineu bsrrli6en unO 9ISnieneen Stpd pcn
UrsGencn. p1aaren, 6ro3cries, 0uicnS'
uno garter lD1aren
sinselsot, bic cr ale irbr ttais Ssrtaufen rirb.-
Gr tradtrt cs ais iibrriIiB9 irsrno 9trttfrl bier
atsahibren. unb nil nur Brmcrfen, paB irin Stcd
alrs ir T8 besreft RAP in cncm rcbIein9rrid'
trten Stobr ssbatten miro. 9tufrt an, beiehet
feline gsaurrn uRp iberSru9s Gu4 leltlt yen bem
Geia9ten. .... .-.
nar9qe slrten sanprsprcsuttr irrr1sn I'M gluss
taafh fir gSIaren au9rncntmen, uno raIur Der
bShRe MarEtprciEG .... .....
Gr il fur ssnrEne EtsraIe llutsrRdsrna bunf'
tor, unp riro lif inlmrrbju bsHuten ietl 6rrun'
&c unp Suutsn Surtb bitli9e grsi6e lHIr cute Srs
rirnuns sOGtoRsasa ;W bcfrtrNi9rn.
EySI2A nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
ltniperfal
.GrGuter@Sdlbe

Jics III Gin rein osoetatlihcs oslImtta uno tann
h allen SGlltu nit ntr pclItrmmGnlttn Slbtrbsu Del
inprrn pie ts @rwahinen dn9epanot psrpsn.-
x purps in allen frl9Snem SalItn erPrcO uno
s at iib bcwGb TT ats cine Sur ttir
sBcbe 9raite, has ,,tEie Ding" (Panarltlum)'
3abnrreb, Setter, ale Qrten 9el3pIlre unO @f'
4 ittpalItc, gBunrrn init JtptblauF u. I. ~.
DurA osu ougsrrrblicbrn Grrt9, lpcn't Der &c:
koucb oes cGioeu 9RttsIs in allen cbI9rn yla9en g;
YrSut purps, linO bic @j9tnbdmtr ptronIag wcrPSn'
% pcm UubliFum auublttn, nit Der 9cnllltn SUPER;
rbt Sa; tb raIICte nab cinem btlt9tn StrlniD GIS
oos bt(ts sRitti Srrpcin miro, nos man l. ar on9S;
fibrte I6lIs ostrausht bat Sslcnoers tur msD
8rdlte, ca6 b6Ie DING uno 3abnmeb iF.Ss
ousoruihnst unc IcGtt oI9snlttn bttannt wsrosh'
Die Sal6c III ettnfaI5 nit Dem bslttn errl9 g;
Uroutt ncrprn in SaItn non
DiStcmpsr lei pferprn.
5>;c Giocn,bamsr rpcUcn dtristns ibre SaI6s nith'
nit GbrfluIIiasn ectSsSrbrbun9tn ubrhduFn; ,i'
ntrlonocn uur, oof man clnIn bllItasn &trlneh oam
QnltclS, mrroul ibrs ScrtrsffIbtHt FIbt IN Pts Ia
atn fallen wirc.
wreif.-Ois tllincn Stba6tdn tcitsn %, e''
orcgsn 373 Gtuts.-SCut 1nutilun9sn bsnFesn pa
6ri iSper Sdohts
~ gu butsn, Geim GjrrgSn uuS Sletnsn, i'm @nb
'''' Sed, @utb uno 6elfri9.
2(uSntrmn, "a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
geSer! 9eDer!
@iltia m Is t m,

gSitti m @ / m, .
ma6t Ieineu Sreuntrn unb Dem 9ubltum itrr'
baupt bic gn;cise, RAP cr has Guuier' rrrr Se'
pertsreiter> GeI6dft nod INNER, unr 3pnr aus8e'
pctntrr ais enmal tetrcitt, am Gde rcr SSeltsSa'
milton unp 9I6ten Strabe, 9e8eniber Sa9entuh'F
6ait9aus. Sein etsn en9elester ocrtrrfRiGer
Stcd teilelt aus 2cper BON iepcr Sri4rettunS,
mel6cs rr an rcn ausrnirpri9lten 9rrtlen ablcBcn
wirp, ais td 1T A.. ....
6emlod uno Giben Soblleber BON Der
ouerbe(tcn Sorte BON perItiebenen
@rciIcn, ic nob Der SualitGt 3; Ealbfel.
lie uno Sbcrleoer, ipaniibe &looS, II. +.
no,
allies pom te1rn unb gan; bitlis. gr Serfauft
ictu 9srer 70 mctlfstl ais man es in 9tilaOelphia
betcmnien fann.
Sbran Scn spr;isIifrr Gunttdt inmrr auf
Sanp lmp az Ytilarslpbidsr 9reiIen gu serfdufen
S5Gute BON jrper art perpen an ben bSblrn
Yrrilen int gustauI4 fir SSaare prrr fir Saar.
gelp ongenrmnen.
BS- 9rsenp Semdnp, Der ctwas aus pieIrm
6a6e trau6t, pirb cS ME eerfstlen trenn er bel
ibm anruft, inpem CT nir9enrs btlser unp mebr ;ur
3ufrietentet bcbient rerrrn ipirb.
Oanttur fir tereits 9rnpdene libCralr Inter
itibuns irirp sr liGS immrr an9clessn iein laben,
feline 8unbm nit giinftli6trit ;u bsbirnrn unp Die
i3abt rrrIslbrn su Srrmrbren. Srpermann ii
frcunbI6aftli6 einselaprn anSurufCn.
2llrntcpn Sept. 27. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
Stn0er'S 9tQb<Ma1Cb

gEdbrcnp bcn tCetCn Sabrcn fnc bieit Maic5i'
ncn p6ul9 9tpritft wcrbcu, IN allen &GrIbGpCnhsuEn
prn NQattrlal cas- 9tuibt wcrrCn fam, uno babtn
IlIstmtius 3ufricbenhct 9c9etcu. SEIbrcno Sous
irnot prn rprrtblrlSn 9Gb:SGoIhiucn ouf eas puti'
fun ostroht ipurbcr, hot Sinacrs olIctn riuEn gu:
ten Nuf fir tinc &CtItcmmtnbrt unp Gdte, dr I'D,
Irwcrttu upo Crbatttu. gu ctnsm Scbnctrcr ccer
Insr 9a6ain trin9t oiCE @Raltbins idbrIth Gin gn'
trulmtn prn 500.
0Ir llutlrwihncts bat cas- 9Cdbt ium GjsCraud
orrlrlbSu, uno posIbe ou Onrtre iu dbtrIro9cn rcn
I. Mi. Sinotr unO Gcnp tduflttb an ilh 9ttrarbt
uuO ;par fir frtsenrt Srtihoftcn: SStstcnlln, e0s
nSrptitbe Snoiaua uuo Ytunrlrouirn Omit Nusnohmt
gcn otu Gauntits @rie, Nucobtnn uno btloctrbla)
uuo 1T nun DGrct rtsit 9Naibinrn pls rtEn9cio9t ju
ccrtaufsn.
0stsGunosu ttir S0ohiucn wrrecn ptinttb be:
icrat. Su olIEn SGltn NO cine 9Rnltbint teltSlll
pirp. piro Gin gutter prottibCr StbnCtotr uno Spe:
ratcr nit ccritlten oci1uet UNI rcn 6iufer oSn Sc:
brand, bsraGSn ;u ttbrCn, Gin @erfaufs:Silt tc:
alctct cine iroe Slatbinc. Der 9rCiB Der NlofhinE
Iaulmt Dem ?luflislsn in ber SHcbnun9 cCs 8dufCrs
nit ecSrudtsu anrpsiunssn ccSr pcriSnIibrn Sn:
trutticnen III $l25. 9yan aetrtGtrt ..
9. 9ianpaQ.
Tcrristoun, 9RGr; II, 1855. ul6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
Strobs6Gter.

Der llntsrSsidnsts bat nun in frinsm Stubr sinsn
ausstruabttcn Stcd pcn
Strcbs unp Seipensn Spnnets unb glilinsr
@iirr iitrrbaupt,
bcftcbtno aus Gables Suor Ytrnps, frnnjSfibrn Cd:
sSs, @5rIamers, :Srprlis, pears uuo Satin Oifuio.
in ptribisocntn StpcS ron S;iirsr; mil sincm irbr
tSnn 2(TcrtEmsnt pen impcriirisn unD sinbtimlihtu
llrtftia @lumsn, SdnoCr, 9aolts unD SRlBcs SClcs
rirtsn Srnuas, Strcb:Srtmulnss,8 ,8InpT otttcn unb
Srnnets, unb anprs in eiEs 5ab 9tbOrrROs Gtt,r.
ST bat nit Der Saupt:5mpCrtairs unb gOaannfot:
urlitsu, cine itbersintunft 9Sirecn, wrSurb CT in
Den Stanb sstst III ollie bic ncuSlttn Snlss Strcb:
Sitter su srbottcn, ic taIo ft ptrftrtiN fnr. @r
futt ttcrScu9t paB CT i'm Stanec 1T kine Sitter ir
pcbfcil. rpcnu nibt wcBifctr ;u pErtnnkn, oils ir:
seno Elm aupsrts GtabIlftmcnt in Der Gin.
gSiqiam q. Galper.
Sc. SO Serb ,psite Gra6t, unttr Der 4rb, Siili6s
| Sets, NbitocSlpba.
gR6r; 81. 1855. no3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27


treats Avudi; all chniea terms addresses itse to The
rsaso of lis readers 1t is free from all object ionhOe matter
and no naret however fastduus object placing 1t IN
huuds of his sons The author has devoted many years 10 the
treatment Of the complaints rencd Of and with to-"
little breath to put aud little prcsHmnon to impose ne
has offered to the world. the merely nominal price OF -
cents the fruit OF some twenty yeufs most succuSu
Herald ..... ...
No tearbor or areut should be- without the knowledge I'm
rnr,ed IN this nvaluue work. 1t woud OF pRn,
morticaon and sorrow the youth under their charge
Peoples Advocate
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohm, writing o' hnntet :
Medical Manual" snys-'Thousinl5 Of youth by evil
cyamn and Influence of passions have been led into The
habit of puutnn without realizing the stu nnI fearful
upon themselves aud their postey The con-
sutons who raising families Ia We been en-
C,ebcd not broken down, and they do not know the cause
or the cure ANYTHING that he done So to enshten ana
influence the public mind check ultimately remove
this Of human wetchedness would confer
the blessing the religion Of Jesus CHRIST on the
present and coming generation nlcmpoanee o the use Of
dTinksS thought has slain thousands sno srel.
Ter scourre human Accept thanks on beba
of the afflicted and your cowoTker in The good wok you are
20 actively engaged in." ... ... ... -.
cNlni IA, 1854. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
Carpets nnO Wrbl-Ci6rr.
Gl0ri69

@ blfeiler GGrpet Sto br.
perIcnsn Ole ptnIhrn Garptts, Ssbl:Sdtbsr, NlGt:
tin9s u. + no. 9ouS pCbIflII I'M G5rc8= unp Sslns&tr:
tauf ;u tausn, inOtn cine tbr 9rCet uspab an olE:
fem Stcbr, uno ia Der lIutsrltbricbtnc unttr elmer
maBi9m Rtntr nrbut uno nur sitbts Stcbr:llntcitEn
bat 1T CT in Den Stouc 9cret on otn olIsrnttor9;
fen qrtjitu gu ocrfauftu @r m6bk bic AufnHrt'
famftit 9Cricbtrt itbGn Guf ittnGn
Ssbr ItbSnsn SmpsrIot 3 Ylp Carpet
SupCrfrinsn Su9ron 2 - Do
Ssinsn u. SRrb. Su9rOin2 " %
Scuctians rrn allen Srrttn, uro Srbttuh rem
bis 24 Sug brett, um fir Smten uuo loaIs iu ItSntt:
Den, .t., nit elmer 9rr6sn &sribiGrcnbtt mrbRilcn
Su9roin GSrpIt5 pcu % lis 80 GsntS-uno Sang:
un6 Stsi9tuGGrpsts ron 10 bis 80 Gcnts ptr OOrp /;
9tibfaIs gQottinSs Yrn allen Srtitcn, oscro:Hn9s,
SiibicvSrs, Scpcu Sud-, snnpen:@drrttS II. |. 10.
s.. s.. Glorip9e,
Sc. Al Strawbtrrp StrafE, cine Shire rbsrbaIb Ger
Gbtsnut uobs Der 2ttn StraGs- philadelphia.
SR6r; 81, 1855. no3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
CSeet ritft bic Belt beran
baE man iebr Siel III iraIhcn bat.

taB man iebr Siel 5u ipalhen bat.
.Scnmt une fault Cub non ben pra6tistu gRafhi:
nsn nj, 70 pid 3lit uno Irtcjt srIparsn DStlGe iuo
an Dem atttu Stauorlaes oEs luttriclduGlin in Der
oaniltcn StraGe blr Stabt lUtntaun eCttb cttrbalt
Der Saokucp loalIs ju srbaItSn no aub Su autn
3sittu Gin tbr 9rcGss 2tfcrttmtnt
Gcbernz 90 aarer,
pen Der bctsn Qr6tt bic Il in 2tGtutaun scmat uur;
ec,-uno Ycn olItn Scutnnun9cn btm G'rcB nno
RltinuGrtouf ouf oauo 9tbolGn wirr. SRan flnSit
aut bel ibm Die hrrrtiben g f a fr ae Stds en-
nm Ba1Sr auf has Stlc ;u tra9cn, uno turj Iaes
Oas in fin Sab ssbSrt, unb gpar an tbr btat9cn
preigen.
Santbar fir 9tucFtrc lntrritdeur9 miro CT ib
tmu,srbm btmdbln alIe prItrnmtn Su btfrlSetSsn.
Spbn >. Gple.
l(Isntauu, Suui g.. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
SIR pferbe uno Weniden.

NtItlpurUl9lle uusttc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VAS hStp
it tnteGdt purbe
SIR pferoe uno Weni6en.
Cine mrbr ais 16iabrist Grfabrun9 bat bic Shat:
ads ftitaclttIt, ooB 9Rtrhant's ttrdbmlts Sa fur
VfSroG cotr llnctriat Samilisn @ntrrnticn bic met
iitn Sale btilt unp ale Ichs lnccrt ais:
Spatb, SbpiucS, 8in9brnr, Bino9olItn, pctI:llt;
bd &srtdlmu9en. ;cr6rctbtne puis, Shramnsn,
frilbt g8uuosu, &errtntun9ru, S.uttIrbun9rn, El'
1tula, eGbmun9rn, 9sfrunpsrts 6uBs, &btumatsni,
8iGrpuneCn ron Sblertn, SerGrtnnun9Cn uno &er:
trtbunosn, Srctbtulln, ouf9sriBcns lodncc, 8rdm;
pk, 3ulammSniitbtu otr 9Nuststn, GtthwGlNe.
Ghmarbbeit Der Gatnft, ptrbHrttte Srtilte, u. {.
10, Il. no, Il. T. ~.
Der uuptrotihlhe Grfclo hicIts Sas in Str 6Cis
tuna rcn VrantbGitcn Der Yfirce uuo bss ocruntShs
un6 Ia6it in 9ItnihsnflGiIh ipirb Den Yaurrn ti9ih
mtbr tetonrt Sc ruiro taum ocatou6t, auGcr prn
Sclhu bic cs felt lSnssrsr 3Iit in brrn St6lIcn unr
oGuItrn mm Gjctrautb haltcn, ptltb Gin @tlauf pcn
Stbmeren, etiosu uno 3Git rurtb eiE jCit9t Inwtn.
ouna pivits StlS rirart mtrr.
o. Gtio pcridta uno uttrsu9t eaB err Same
ots rin;iecu Gi9tnthdmtrs, GCrr9t lS. Nitrtbant
Scdprrt, 81 ., i'm GjtaiS auf Der Selte ecr Slaihr
unp feline paupihrift iibsr Dem Srrt itb tCnnrtt
ItIt an rCn GiatntbumSr aprrtBirtI SsltrlIun9sn
rptrorn prompt brrudftbtt9t.
@rIhaTt cub Gin pompbtct pen oCu I9sutcn unS
lcItt pahc 92unccr bicis NcNi;n fbcn rerrttct bat
BUM Gcrtauf btt ee,pis Shmiot uuo &c., allen:
tenn; 9Srunsr uno 9rioGr, @ataiauaua; g. uno y.
GircG, Stbntdspille; unr I'M Grcgsn bCt G5ilttrt
G3cns uuo &c., 8. ~. 0Wtt uuo Scbn, 8. 8ltt
""S mai i 3, Is5I. nqls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
OldtfDrmz9Sd11e1l

gpn jeber grrIaieNenGejt, i4ifli& fir, IsSsl'
tabnrn, Candle, &C., gum gSieScn Seu, &0bIen,
grS unp&aufmannS9iitcr im aascmcinen. JSaufsr
tGnnen Serf6rrt lein, rab iic nit rjnem Spr3is@
li6en unO SerlaGtarrn grtfel Yrrirbrn merprn
tomcn, ptne 0sfabr Su lauien. Srrc g8aase
wirp saranttrt 9snau su Iein, unb mrr nelrIben
Cna6 SeriudO nidt brfriepi9cnp fnprt, fann Ite
pbne Soften Suriidbringen.
SactcrY AM alten Stanpr, etatlrt felt 30SaEs
ren, Gde rrr Neunten no M lpn Stras
ben, nabe Goats, 9btlarcpbia.
Qb6ott uno Co.,
gla6fcl9er Spn Glitptt unp abtrtt.
Tetruar, IA. no6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
Der 0DItretter.

gladridt nirr Gerrurd meinsn alien 0rfunben
ii. 8unCcn ar9eten, pap id mid mad rcifidsr llss
tcrlsauns rnti6lpben babe, bic 3eitunsen auf msts
ner Heutr pircer an Dem altrn Yret E
fort,utraoen. Sd rrIude NaS 9ublitum bagrr
um rinr litrralr lluteritugung.
2(nprea6 Heumoper.
Suni 6. rq3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27

Or. G. G. 8. @uGbi IN BON 9irugprt ttnft
bic 9tufmertIamteit Icl6er peripnen spn atlentalm
unp Der llmgesenp, pslfe Speratrnen an itren
natiirli6n 3dbnen serrt6tct su baten tenGtbi9t
itnp, prer Die T6 tinItItc j3atnr einIrern gu laI'
fen piinI6en, ouf feline Sprjdsli8e Sprrirunss
ic in al ben SsrIdiepenen 3wetssn Der 3 If ~
arJnettunOe.
Sd CT bcrrttS cine febenjdbrisr Grfabrlm9 in
elmer SrcfeBipn 9cnoBeu bat unp ale prrtbSrlen
Srrbeferunscn benust, 70 ireiB er, baB CT allen
9attcnten bic bette Sdlfe ;u lettsn Ssrmas, tpel9s
pieie Sunlt SernTseub it,.
8efcren;sn: Gbrip. Sbcmas Drg8itt, ..
o, Gbrtp. GbarleS W. 9ameicn, s. Charlton,
". D., S8m. llnrsrba, N. D, 9lsu-gprF
City.
Seine Office III sc9enpdrtis i'm ,,9Imeriean
SpteI," aber patirntcn rrrren auf Srrlansrn
eu4 III t9rrn SGuIern trIu9t.
Nppsmber 8. natg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
Neitcr SfObr

Neben Der Soo :8eltop 0alle-Rt 16-
2Seit 6amiIton StraBe-oer Staot
UllentQun.
llnter,eifuster wtnIdt ieine 6rcunbr unb Gin
9eeGrteS Yutitum Su benaAridti9cn Dap ct enen
9lGnSenpen neucn
SrpGrnrn 9Sndren Strbr,
an ptisem Srt crEHnct bat ; 0llwO rr nun brrrt
III, icine funprn ale ~ empfan9Cn, unp pcnIrlbrn
na4 9Gmlb su ricnrn. Sctn Strd it cin gang
neuer, unN tssrriit aQrr in iits mas in enrm wCbl
Cin9eriGtctn Irpdenens SGaarens 9rudt
mrp. Nlan rra6tet c5 pnEsr ais aterIiibi8 rie
2trtifcl bier on;uiibrcn. Sctn Stpd lit cin gang
neuer, 1T an rem rr6tc 9rciGen cin9etauft, unp
CT pirD rrnleltcn aud wjerrr gang bllt9 atLaBrn.
Gr it panttar fir tercitS scnpbene SunridaIt,
unp ptrp liA beitrctcn immcbin paS Sublttlm 81
tefrepi9en. &ufet an unp urtbeilet iirGu6 lslbit.
@ncs 2SeiB.
9(llentarn, 2lprit IS, 1855. nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
Ctinr neur+ 4irma.

S3rnaGri6h9rn bas 9utltum rnb lir nit ctnS
amber in WriruI4aft 9etretcn, rotura rnB Srrr
Serarr ben 9ntbeit Res Strds iriber 9cri9nrt prn
gB. Suyrr fGuiIi6 an f6 srtroGt bat, uno bab
le iGrc grladfte am altcn StanbplnBr Spn SStf'
Der unb Srgcr fcrtIeben iperpen. sic itatten Dem
publiFum unsebeudslten Oanf al fir bic Dem
@tatl6rnent brreitS gum 2bcil serprpenc &unps
l6aft, mb tpTm rur4 frcn9e 9lufmcrtinmtsit aui
ibr @eI0Git unb bur3 jcpe mR9itbe 3uSprfcnl'
mcnDctt lia cine 6crtIcbn9 rrr 10 liberal 9enoI'
Icnen CUNT Su;uf4rrn. Sie minI6en Dem 9u.
bltfum bic 8batiaGe su G'rmiitbe Su tubrrr, pat
&c ReiSe ......
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
9DnnetS ! SDnnet5 !

Cine Gcrtt6c auematl SonnetS, i6idtit fir
biee Satrs;eit, ais ale glrten Strcb,, Seirrne,s
Grape, unb 2amns Spnurt1, allc noh ben reuciten
Mrrcn, linb m SO 16 SBfit SamtItpn Stra6e
gum GmFaui auf Sonb. Gaicltit miro aud
Sleiden np llmanrrrmsen UerriAtct unr Swar an
bitliscn 9rciBrn. Stsic0 Oepartemcnt it untrr
Der 2lufii6t Der 0lrs. @atilpa SrOpn. Ntan ruic
an bC GnpS use i.
gIpr( 1S, 1855. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-27
liObert S6nbuad)rr 4 Gomp

@rU 6sSersaaf Srms9iRS
SnprrtarS uen
SransSiiiten 3fpF. S=rbcn,
rpIOrirtrm, smaIrtem unb Slassirtem 9lab
unp SRonufatturitsn pen .. ...
Garbrn in SrlunS &itt.
2tmcrifaniicbcS Seniter9la6,
Ollie Gualitatrn unb G,rBBsn an Ben 9rsbrn ben
.... 9lnufatturan. .. .....
SdrmsitIitSs Gds Der 2tsu uno GrTn Straesn,
philadelphia.
b6S- SAMPLER unp Srbraudrr wrrbrn an BEN
allrrnirprisitsn 8spinsunscn tcpirnt.
pas- Die 9reiBe werpsn auf Serlan9fn bur& '
bic ScR on Siufer Selanpt. .....0.. .r.
Mdr; %, 1855. nq3M