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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

INDIAN HosrrLIrrEs. The Washington Union
SAYS that The last mail brings To The delegation in
Congress from Iowa tidings that Indicate war
with the Sioux Indians. The immediate scene of
hosiilites is near the mouth Of The Big Sioux rv-
err in the northwestern po: ton of the State; but,
from letter received from the Governor of Iowa,
it appears that about 500 warriors Of the Yancton
and Slsiun Sioux have also encamped near Fort
Dodge. on the Des Muines river, in ihr central
par, of the Stale. 1t is represented that the
Sioux Indians are claiming that they still own
the land lying between the Little and Big Sioux
rivers, and that they intend TO occupy The same,
and plant corn there during the coming season,
Notwithstanding that portion Of the State was
long since purchased by the United States. and is
now occupied by white settlers. 1t will be rec.
objected that HE Black Hawk war originated I'M
der precisely similar state of affairs. and expert
ence in our intercourse with the Indian tribes of
the Northwest teaches tho Importance Of pruvi-
ding means for the immediate suppre ;s!on OF these
difficulties ta
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Another Veto.

President Pierce has vetoed the bill recently
passed by Congress for The payment OF claims a
citizens Of The United States On account Of spoa.
iinns committed by France early in the present
century. In a treaty concluded between France
and this country, the latter recognized these
claims and assumed To pay them. They have
been repnled upon favoraby in Congress twenty
eight times, and there has never been an adverse
report. Seven bills fDr relief have at different
sessions been passed, either by the Senate OF tlt
House. jefferson. Madison. Adams, Marshal
and others have expressed opinions in their ia
vor President Polk vetoed smilar bill passed
during his administration. which he thought haC
not received fnll and Deliberate consideration
that it might thereafter undergo the revision o
Congress" The subject has undergone "revls
ion," and the bill passed again By an increased
majority. Yet the President has vetoed it,
Verify, "lhe extreme medicine of the Constilu
ton is becoming our daily food"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Sour Grapes.

Mr.. Charles James Faulkner. having declared
that he never has been, and never expects TO be
member ofany secret, oath bound association
the Winchester Republican significantly inquiries
whether "Mr. Faulkner ha, over been an appli-
cant for admission into the Know Nothing organ
izatiun 90
Probably this will be tough question to an
swer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Eirst Page.

We commence this week the publication Of
the Texan Story, alluded TO last week. kindly
translated for our columns by lady of this coun
ty. The reader will also find on the first page,
part of Mr.. Rayner's last letter in reply 10 Mr..
Wise, and in defence Of the principles and objects
Of the American party
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
President Pierce in the Field.

Presden, Pierce has come TO the aid Of Mr.
Wise. The Postmaster at Wy,heville, Dem
ocrat, having seen fit TO repudiate Mr.. Wise. ant
possibly joined the American party, has been re
moved from office. He is said to have been
faithful officer, and no cause of complaint agains
him is alleged except the fact mentioned.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Valentines.

A very large number Of these love tokens pass
ed through the Post uffice at this place on
Wednesday last The postmasters complain
tina, they had Troublesome time asserting and
distributing them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Change OF TUNE.

The Vindicaior urges upon the Democracy the
Importance of enthusiasm and zeal, and says, ''let
every man consider that his vote and his influence
may carry the county,. Qtacs our own What
neinhborl You don't think there is the slightest
doubt Of your carrying the county, 90 you?
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Know Nothing Secrets Out.

1t is stated by the christian Spirinast. y that
at Norfolk, lately. the spirit of Henry Clay was
presented at meeting of circle. and said that
Henry A. Wise would certainly be defeated as
Governor Of Virginia. and that Gen. Blyly, or
Hon. A. H. Fl. Stuart would II The successful
candidate Of the American party
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
E1tr,ord,narv Success.

A correspondent writing from Nicholas coun-
ty, informs US that Mr.. Samuel Holcomb, of that
county. killed nine deer. on the 18th day Of De-
cember last, patching the last ball with the Pock-
ct of his vest
On the 7th inst snow fell IN Nicholas, to the
depth Of 20 inches.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
"Samn in Rockingham.

We are informed by Democrat, who got his
information from reliable source, that the Know
Nothinrs number one thousand in the county O
Rockingham-,h head and front Of the Tenth
Legion If"Sam" keeps a-going at that rate
where ,riH Wise be on the day Of election :
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

PILE UP THE PRooF.-1he Albany Organ oil
Seward-the Evening Journal-tbus clearly
points out who favored and who Oppused the re e.
lection of Seward Let it be read ~ every man in
Virginia and the South Mendaciy itself capnut
yet around proof like this. Speaking of Stewards
reelection, The Journal says:
1T IS DUE TO THE DEMocRATrc MEMBERS
OF ETHER BRANCH OF THE LEGISLATURE. TO
SAY THAT NO FACTIoUs OPPOSITION CAME PROM
THEM. On the contrary. entertaining the oPin
ion that a fir majnrity IF the Legislature desired
Mr.. Seuard'sre election, they hace been content
simply 10 Gust their o,cn rotes for men holding
their o,Un opinions.
.sWHIrEvER OF VITALITY THE OPPOSITION
POSSESSED. CAME FROM SILVER GaEYs. TINS
STRIPE OF POLITICIANS. ASSUMING KNOW
NoTuIHo GAaB. HAVE WORKED WITH MALIG
NANT DESPERATION.
There it is! ''.No factiou opposition" to
| Stewards re election was made by the Demo
| cyrtlc members of either branch of the Legsia-
tnre." But The "!Siiuer Grey" Whigs fought
and "worked" against the arci-traltor WITH
MALIGNANT DESPERATION" That is the testi-
mpny of an eve witness. and The warm"st friend
that Seward has. Freemen of Virginia, can you
still he deceived by the mis- representation Of
Democratic ppliticians2 By time worn. diSrep-
utable. scurvy trick. - Richmond Whig
The ALLIES IN THE CRiMEA.-Accuriing to
London correspondent OF the New York Com
mercal, gentleman who recently arrived from
the camp of the allies before SevasiopoI. gives the
mos, .ieplorable account of the laiigues and dis
engagements under which the brave soldiers Of
England and France are supporting The tedious
siege. The manner in which The Russian guns
| p nstontlv h3rrass them is BY ~ means their
smallest nref lie has seen frequently the French
erect breasfwnrk, place and direct cannon.
and bef,re they were prepared 10 fire. the Rus
sian guns would disnouni The piece. scatter The
hr.asi work. and xii or wonnd the men. The
hail of the bills is continual 81 that beyond the
trenches Of the allies. The ground is literally cov-
cred with The metal which HIS been thrown from
the city. The amount of balls and broken shells
which are 10 be seen on the ground surrounding
Seyastop,l, is said tn he one of Inc most remarka
HE curiosiips which meets the eyes OF the vister
and gives him an existed idea Of the resource: o.
the garrison.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
"Hano GriIlcntanger."

We have on file another humorous poem from
the pen of our old friend Hans" whose former
contributions to our columns, we feel sure have
not been forgotten. 1t is good story, capitally
told, and we will lay it before our readers at the
EARLIEST practicable mousnt-probahly next week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Central Railroad.

We understand that the President of the Cen
trail Railroad has lately purchased iron in New
York. and will proceed Immediately TO have the
track laid west Of this place as far as the rails will
extend, to Buffalo Gap or Millborough.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

We learn from the Vudcator that Hon. WI
lis P. Bocock and J. Randolph Tucker. Esqs.. are
expected to address the Democracy of Augusta or
Monday. the 26th inst.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

plank kiln near the new Freight Depot, be-
longing to Mr.. A. Lushbaugh. was destroyed By
fire last Saturday morning between the hours Of
tSur ard f3e c'ciock
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

e5- We have receiveda printed article in defence
of the Know Nohinss, from an old friend and
correspondent. which we will take pleasure in
Publishing as ron as possible.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
a Novel Marriage.

We invite the attention of our readers to COM
muncalion in another column, giving an account
of romantic marriage" which recently took
place in Bath county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Board OF Public Works.

The indicator recommends the call of Dem
ocratic Convention to nominate candidate for the
Board of Public Works. Cause why ?-afraid Of
"Sam"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
gTAUNT0N SPECTATOR.
UNION:
wspyE,pAY. FEBRUARY Ell. 1855.
For Congress.
AppREyTICE WANTED.
.No Reeantations."

Wanted a, this office Immediately, YOUTH
10 learn Tie printing business.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Woodi Wood ]

ou1 friends who Wish pay their subscriptions
in wood, will confer a favor O5 hauling us rev
t,.is Immediately.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Copgressional Globe.

We are indebted to the Hon. John Le'enef iof
f,b, bound volumes Of the Congressional Globe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06

sfhe SrnR, pas ,,tplc UW9 tPanarIllum),
3abnwet, Selter, ale 9lrtrn GjcI6wurr uno &C.
ihwAits, SSunrn nit JtrtbIauf II. {. ~.
Durth rtn auitrrreIithtn Grfrts pcmit Der Sc:
trald ecs ctiatn SNttds in allen ctltn 4loaSn 9s:
frSpt wuros, iiuo oic @9tutbdmr pranlegt rurrotn,
Is bsm 9rMitum ouptsttn, init Der ssIptlitu 3uptr:
ttbt, ooe lth eatlte uata tintw ttuEu &triudb ot5
eas btlit SGil crptHta lpirr. css man t fir orgis
Shirts S5ut ottrduht hat YtianrtrS fir No. 81 c
SriftS has tSft Dtu9 uuo 5ahuwCb 1T cs
d,is9ci;tthnet uno icltt al9tnltu btfannt pCrorn.
z>it Sat6t lit CtGufdus nit otm btitin Grfa9 es:
Sraudpt lppresr in TGcu rcn y
.1 Dittsmscr ts YirrerR. ...
Die Giasn,hjnltr wcGItn d6r9tns ihrs Sot6t niht
mir GbtrfIiiit1en ec6tstrhtbunatr ietrbSufu: iie
Srtanatn nur. boi mon cintn biHiatn &rTlth panit
enitrr. mrraui bVr &crntfFtitbtrt tItit in pt ?a:
9tn fauru mirr.
prtif.-0js Htinsn Shohttn tritgr %. Sit
arcetn 81 Gnts.-@ctIc Nuuduu9tn btnFpSu ittb
bti ieocr Shathtd
atr gu babsu. tsim G5rcGinunb 6viarn, i'm gutb:
&sd, 8utb unb 6clfrid.
.... s........ NlICntcnn. "a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
StrObs6 liter.

Der tiutsrssidnsts bat nun in sinsm strbr sinsn
aussspabltsn Strd ucn
Strpbs anb Sebenen Bpnnsts unb 9lllinrr
Ghtsr iibrbaupt,
bsfsbsno aus Babies baar SlCnps, fronSflhen ca:
sSs, @Cfamsrs, Sriprlis, Ycurls uno Gain Oifuso,
in usrlbisocnsn StNes non Gurcr init rInem fsbr
fbSnsn aTcrtmsnt pcn inipcrtirtsn uno eiRbsimibcn
artificial Sluncn, 8anosr, S6biss uuo gQiess selc=
rirtsn Scnnsts, SuObsSriunin9s, 6iuoSr 6dten uno
8cnnsts, unb onpGrc in bits Saeh ssbSrsnSs @ttSr.
Gr bat nit osr 6auptsS Smpcrtars unb SRanufats
turtn, cine ilsbSrsintunft 9etrcen, pcourdb CT in
ben Stano eSItst III aus bic neustsu Stpts Strcb:
Sitter ;u srbaIten, 70 baIo fis prrfrrti9t fnc. @r
fiblt atsrssu9t bab ct i'm Stanee 1T tine Sitter ic
wcblftit, pcnn ntbt wCbfsiltr u psrtaufn, ais irs
esno Gin anosrEs Establishment in Der Gin.
Biliam 8. Gatper.
sc. SO sCro susitc Gtra6', untsr Der arh, SitIi6s
Ssits, philadelphia.
SRSr, 81. 1855. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
Garpsts mo Wrbl- Gi6sr.
Gl0ri0ac's

@ @obtfeiler Carpet Sto br.
psrIcnsu Die pdufhcn GdrpSts, Stbl:3dhsr, SQdt:
tuss IL I. no. gan; rpcblfcl I'M GrrFs uno SltinsSsr
tauf su taufsn, ncen cine br 9rres Nuswab an Die:
fem Stcbr, uno oa Der lntcrltbricbcns unttr etntr
m6Bi9tn Rcutt lpcbnt uno nur ltlcbts Scbr:lntcttn
bat, c III CT in ben Stano srset Den aIrrnitorss
fen prriitu Ju psrtauftu. Gr mSbts bic aufmtrt;
ianfeit 9cridtst isbtn auf irinsn
Ssbr f6Susu SnprriuI 3 9Ip GSrpct
Supsrfsnsn Sn9roiu 2 Do
SciuSnu. gRsb. Susroin2 %
@snsans ron allen Srrttn, uub SsMtub prn 2
bis "a SuB brett, UNI fiji Stubsn unb oals u fthntt:
Den, ,s, nit elmer ercesu @srltsoenbsit pcbtfriltn
Su9rain CARPETS pcn 25 his so 9ents-uno Sang;
un6 Stesen:G Garpets prn 10 biz 80 GGnts per garo ;
9lIihflIs WattIu9s rcn allen SrEiten, otsro:8u9s
SilhtcpSrs, 8rpsn Sud-, enmpcn:Gdrpt u. |. 10.
s.. s.. Glorio9e,
Sc. al Strawberrp Stra6t, cine Sbdrs c6srhalb Der
Gbssnut, uube Der 2ku StrO6c-pbtarsIpbia.
SR6r, 81, 1855. na39R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
1eOer ! 1eOfr !
@iIliam m Grim.

Sitliam M q / m,
madt Ieineu Srrunben unb brm publifum ii6srs
baupt bic Qnsei9e. pab CT pas Gurrier' pber Ge'
rcrbsrctsrs @ei4Gft nod INNER, unb ;par ausse'
rcbntcr als cinwaI bctreitt, AM Ode Der gBeItsSa'
milton unp a6ten Straee, seseniiber 5asentu6'S
@afbauS. Sein eten ein9eIe9tcr pprtrsffIi6er
Stcf bsiiebt aus 2eper bon jrprr 8elarsibuns,
wel6es er an psn aacrnieprisnen Yreiien abirBrn
wrp, ais pa 1T
5emlc6 uno gi6en SobueSer Don oer
allerbeften Sorte bon perfbieoenen
YrciItn, ie ndtb ber Sualitdt; ; &albfel.
lie uno SberIecer, iponii6e &ioos, u. +.
10,
atIsS Rom teRen uno gan, biGlis. gr Ssrtauft
Idn Geber 10 wpblfeiI ais man eS in 9biIubeIpbin
befrmmen fam.
Sbran orn Scr3dSltder SuaItat INNER ouf
Sanp unp III 9biIapelpbiacr Yrsilrn gu Ssrtaufsn.
S0Gute Scn jcrcr grt werbtn an BEN bSGRrn
Srcilm I'M gustauI4 fir Baars cher Iir 8aar.
gelc ansencnmcn.
By- Sr9enO Scmanb, Der rttpas aus bicIsm
SADIE traudt, miro cS ME SsrfstGrn renn tr bel
ttu anruit, inrrm CT nr9enbs blIiser unp ntbr ,ur
s3ufrirrcrbeit berirut fpsrbsn iprb.
Tontbar fir trrritS 9snclIrue litsrale Inter
ilibuns rirp CT itds INNER ansclr9rn Isin laben,
irinc &unrcn nit Yiinttli6tcit ;u tspirnrn unb p.
;3abt bcrIclbrn ;u oerrtetrsn. Sepsrmnnn III
frrunpI4aftlt6 eirselaren an;urufen.
allentown, Sspt. 81. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
0ldtfDrm< <9SQQ1elt

grn jrbrr SerI6ierenbeit, i6idlia fir, Tisscl.
batnsn. Gandle, &C., gum gBie9sn Ssu, Scblen,
Grs unb&oufmannssiter i'm alssmeinen. &aufer
t6nnsn perf6rrt Iein, pab iie NIT sinsm pr1iiS'
Ii6rn unb SerIabbaren artitel SsrIsben wrrbtn
tOnnen, pbne @efabr ;u Iaufrn. SeOe sSaasr
pirp saranttrt senau su iein, unb per birielben
Cnu6 Seriud) nidt bsfrierissnp fnert, tann iie
ptue 8Chsn Suridtrnssn.
Sartcry am alien Stanbe, statIirt felt 309at'
ren, Gde rer Neunten unb MELLON Stras
zen, nabe Gcats, 9bilarslpbia.
abbott uno Co.,
ga6fclser pon GaieOtt unc attrtt.
Sebrudr, IA. nd6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
Scr
Nr5t fit AQe WtenI0e1t.
Don Dr. 3. p0rntraaer.

gSas bier Dem Stcrbtihsn anecbcttnwire, in Der
|un9tSrtt 8tfs elmer mS9litbt pClltcmmcntn GeiunN
btlt, pClds ourdD Den 6sbrautb bittr ,,briltrGutr
pltn" gang tthEr 81 cran9rn 1T bsi frl9npcn &rant
|beitcr, ndmtttb:
Eubr, Ncrprnfictcr, 8ottcrr, @alIcnstcr, Gjcltrs
E6tcbrr SdctmfCbtr, @ntjdnoun9cn icrtrIrt, Stho9,
HanfSlICn, eultituchc, Md9cnlhmcrjcn, oufcn, Tttb
ten, Grtdltur9ru, 8ldbun9rn, StbiofCiI9tsit SRi.
Juno etttrtrautbtit, oarnbClhmSrGsn, Shartcd Orts
|ltu:&raul btitcn. g8urmtr irbsr lrt, RrpibmrrNn,
|Gcibbutrn, N9on9SE an Geluit, GrGrshcn, 6otsbS:
lhmrrbsn, SritNu, GtIhpure, peiger Sug, 9ieiIafe:
Der, pdmcrhciecu, 6auausfhIae, psrprhSu, GnttrGfs
tun9. OurhfolI, 8auhsrimmln. Sruittsf fbwsroru,
8lutbrcehtn, SSaitriuht Qu9tnfrantbsitcn, NJaoru,
lorprthcnerit, Sbnmabt 8btumatismus, samenfui;
ShGrldhfcbtr, 8rtbIauf unb llurt9clmG6i9FtitCu in
Der mcnatithtu Htini9un9.
gtut Arantbtitin entttbtn aus llnrtnetGit ecs
8lutts, unO Die lturEIuigtS bts SIutSs sntebt aus
Nlar9don 0tbSrl9rr IusICcrune. Sarum icOtt eytbcr
rrntldh ttcr0t fttn, bti 3ittn eurtb ben 0ttraud)
olEitr YilItu tinc GtIunebStt ;u fidhErn.
Den GttTn iino biSIs otittrSuNrriGtn hiht scuus
auwtmpfbttn; its tSunen brs &iner rcr @drmcru
nno Srontbsittn isoer 2trt fttssn. Dtnn Shlrin,
uno llnrath ptttht ih i'm Siaatn btfnptu, fino has
9itt Der gBurmtr uno Die SutlIs Der 8rantbsittn.-
Stht ihr babtr cure Ninotr an, uno temSrft br Gin
tribes 2tu9s resr cntiocS llnwrbttiu 70 ptrdumt cs
ia ntht, linen rrnetitn giltn Su 9CtCn uuo e utr:
eSn itb wlretr gan; mrbI btfneen.
Gt III auf Sbatiahcn uuo GrfabrunStn acsrtinbct,
ooE eitit 4iuniu allen SSlIcn ibrs bcitSnes 8raft
btluriitn. sEGr bic bttnos @unocrtroft biSirr un:
ptr9tithhcn Nr;nti trfohrGn bat, ptro r mic in t:
rtnl oouit ruttSbrcr. Gr miro tci otrcn Gjsbrauh
ih cincs tarscu uuc eciunocu ecbcns ~ crfCucn has
ben, uub biSrs miro pcbl Der 93unib Sinss Ssosn
ltin. ... .. .... .. ... .....
gu hotcn tct q. Rrtb, oneiniaer 2t9cnt Der Or.
SrrntrGssr'i6Sn YiuSn. glr. IS apIuuS St. NISp:
Mcrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
Spcremter %.

g9Gbrrno Den lsstcn 4 Sabrsn ino bisIe SVn( (6is
nCn pSlIi9 9Sprdt wrroCn, in allen &trhicpsnbsitCn
non Mattrtol fas 9sn6bt perben tann, uno batCn
olI9tmrine 3ufrieoCnhcit 9e9etcu. g4dbreno Sau:
isnot pcn ncrtbIrfcn N6b:9Raihinrn auf bas Yublt:
fun 9tbrodpt ruurbGn, bo; Siu9crs alsin snsn gu:
ten 8uf fir feline ScUtcmmtnbCit uuo 6dG, fir dh
srrpcr6tn uno CrbaItcn. gu snCm ShnricSr crsr
tner Ndbcrn trinSt ciris Guibins iabrIitb Gin Gin:
tcumcn pcn $3.50.
Der llntErjsihnctr bat has Rsdbt sum Gt6rautb
otritI6Gn. uno oatIbc OH anrsrs ju tttrtro9rn rrn
:. g1. Singer uno Comp. tGufih an ih 9tbratbt
uno 3por fir frl9rnrs Srtihoftcu: G8tstrnln, ros
ncrettcbt Jnetoua uuo psnnirIpanicn Unit Qusnabme
ron Den Counties Gric, 2tIs9bSnr uno bitarclpba)
uno III nun bsrsit cicf GUabiusn mic rtsn9east ju
pSrtauftu.
@sftsuuuscn tir gRofhiusn nsrNrn pdntuidb be:
fcr9t. Sn allen SdIlen mo cine SNoitiuc btitelt
miro. piro Gin gutter prottifhsr SbnEiesr uno Sps
rutcr nit ocris(ten 9cidnot, UNI ben 8dufcr Den Sc:
brouh ocrlabsn ju lebren, Gin Ssrtaufs:Siu be-:
elritet cine iroc g0oIhiue Der prCi6 Der 9Rafhns.
iammt Dem IufitslItu in Der 2Rcbnuna rcs 6dufsrs.
nit 9sSrudtcu anIuciiuu9sn cher pGriSnlihSn Sn:
itrutticnCn 1T Sl25. Sy1an abercGirs
9. Hanba1.
Sttrrstaun. 9NGr; IA. 1855. ua6SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
Nn SQuSb6lter.

Sin ibSRts Nfcrtsmcnt pen NQtNtrn, GGbssn. 9Sf.
ilU. StblTn. eihtlrifGdt. 25tbmoi; 9anpru, Stub.
sompen, Sotcrun, Rrotpianntu, Sd0dtrn, S9ci.
tirs 'unN siEls OuNrrs arhtil sur oausiuribnna ~
babSn Fd ]. y. Mfoicr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
Nellcr SfObr

Sfellcr SfObr
Heben Der Soo:Sellotp 6alle-Nc 10
BeIt 5amilton Strabe-oer Stoot
Qllentdun.
llnttr;ei6netsr piinidt feline 6reunrr unb elm
seebrtss YutIfum 3u bena6ri6tisrn pab CT simsn
glanSsnpen neurn
Srpdenen gSaaren Stpbr,
an utissm Srt srSfnrt fat ; allwO CT nun tsreit
it, ieine Sunpsn ale Su empfansen, unb pcnirltcn
mad @unI6 ,u birnrn. Sein Stcd it Gin gang
neurr, unb besrcft ales in iit mas in cinem ,pSbI.
sinsmi6tetsn Srcdsnsn' 'g8aaren'Stpbr sciu6t
pirp. Wan sra6tst eS pober ais abrrfIiibig bic
9trtteI bier an,ufitren. Grin Stcd 1T Gin gang
neusr, 1T an ben re6ten YrciBen cinsetauft. unt
CT rirb penIeltsn aud pirbrr gang tilis ahabcn.
Gr it bantbar fir tercit5 9encbrnr Sunritaft,
uro tpirb iit bsitrsbsn immerttn pas 9utitum ju
brfrieOiSrn. Buffet an unp urtbeiItt firGu6 itItf.
@nos &eib.
glllcntnun, april 1S, 1855. nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
o It H1tO,

Super Yhpspbate Ypn &1lf unr vdnt
@'gpo Won pcr trlrn Giiitr, IN prn oIlrnjrpsrifGr
RartRrrjlrn, juSscTnuIsr trj
ar.s 8. y, DcbbinG,
12 Bib sS3avSes. cttrBaIt Der GheSnut Strabr.
lLpriI II .naiW. pbilnerlpbia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
Gels! Gels! Gels!

Olorreib Ieues fir ben Gtaat Yrnnlsi.
panirn pab bic SalaGt srfp6ten unp Der Stss
sepSnnrn purps, uno pa6 ale BirtbsbauIer unp
Siqupr>S6pps am Sabbatt 5as ssI6lO6sH fnp,
unc mebr ais 10000 Bitter unb Wlattcr, SSbnr
uns 8Sater iest entI6tCben linb ibr @elb 81 ipa'
rrn unO INNER unSolrpt Stppp's pOblfsilsn Gdi4
StObr In aaentaun, Gde rer 5amiltun unb a6s
ten Strassn, SO. Al, nabe Sasenbu6'S 5rtel,
9rbrn psrpeR. Stpppit iceben Don 9lsws
gprt unp pbiIabelpbia 3rrid sefebrt init rtpas
penger ais $4,000 wertb pom ben feinitrn
uap poblfeilItsu 9itern bic jenals In allentaun
paren. g9ea, Nlrs Gid, lae uns bod aud pil'
fen mas CT bat. Gi, Ia me, Wlrs. Srrrp, er bat
SriSrn pom iesr Sarbe unp Yreieen, icl6e ais
GbansatIs, pluip unS S6par,, feline uns ssmeine,
DrIains, .. Delatns, ppplins, 9awns unp SRat'
tune bet Der Sar6lapuns. 9Irs Vlrs. StUpp
lat bic feinItr Got 5riibiabrs' uno Sommer' sSao'
ren, Sbapls, ME aud elm srceeS &fortemsnt
rcn 9ariiolS bic i6 ismals eeieben babe. Ga,
bleB mein Ser5, pas III Der perrs 9laB no @rS.
@plplamp iaste bic jtmse 9GpieS folder wctlfeile
Seice, S6awlS, Spencers, llnberileeps, &rllars,
Gnbrcipertss, 5ii4r, uno Sisle 5aarn,itts trieScn
tGnnelt, unb alles an 5altprsis. 9es, Nluttr Suls
lrr iasts Strpp bdtte Icl6e feine seblsihte uno
MusIine, S6eating BON DreiSisrtrl
Bic Swct unb cine balbe yarb trsit, Srtts Gliding,
frtide Sett 5epern, Sable Diapers, Glcrs rnp
Stte9en Garpets, 6Iur. rnp Steiscn Seltu6,
Sii4'SeltuG, etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06

Or. 6. 6. 8. @utbt II bon Neuyprt lrntt
bic aufmcrtIamteit FOLDER YsrIUnsn BON 9llentaun
uno Der umsesenp, pel6e Spsratiunrn an ibrsn
natiirliGen 3dbnsn Serrt&trt ;u babsn benStbist
Ilno, rSer bic i6 tiintIi6e 3dbns sinItbsn ,u lai'
lrn triinIGsn, auf feline pUr;isli6s Spsrirunsspsi.
ie in al ben peri4iepcnen 3weisen Der 3 a NJ
ar3neitunpe.
Da er bereitS cine ftctrnidbriss Grfabruns In
elmer prpfebiUp scncsen bat unp alle prrtbSplln
Ssrbslierunsrn bcnubt, 70 tpsib sr, ba6 sr alien
patientrn bic bette Sife Su lsiiten Strmas, ipel6e
oisle STUNT prrmSsenb ia.
&sferen3en: Gtrip. 39cmas DrgBitt, ..
o, Gbrip. GbarIes Or. SdmsIcn, s. Clarion,
". D., Dm. rlnbsrbil, @. D, gleu-gprt
Gits.
Seine Office 1T sr9enpdrts i'm ,,glmrriean
5ctel," oter patisnten prrren auf 9erlanaen
aud in ibrsn SGuIrrn bsIu6t.
9fppemtsr 8. natg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
sSOGlO! SOuO /!
Die altc Sirna ipieber islblt i'm Selhc
Sdlnurmall unS ilruharS

SrSienn ft6 pirIsr @sIesrnbeit itren atten
Srrupen, 8unprn unp henp YubliIuu dbcrbaupt
an,u;siscn. RAP Ie ais Srrbncunsen nit arSern
6iuler aufgcbObcH babsn, tnp buB iie nun ptsper
,lnisr [i6 aein in zine 9eIddftss sSerbineuus ge'
treten linp, unb alip nun iuispss bic StSbr9ee
fdSite an ilwem alten Stanoplabe, Der SeS<5el'
lcw-Salle id,rds Ssgsnittss auf allrinise Jcas
nltn9 fprtiegen irerrsn. 80 ...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
ser aIte bide 6rinrt d

it lpcten ron ben
srobsn Rdrtten 3ue
riidsetrbrt, lIup bat
b96 sinen bcrrlthen
GtCd Glitter II itses
bra6t. Stun, tper
ibn fennt Der ireiB
II
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-06
SDnnetS ! 8DnltetS !

Cine terrlide auspatG Scnnsts. I6idli6 fir
oisls Sabrsjeit, als ale Qrten Strcb', Seipene,'
Grape,s unp 2apnsS Scnnets, alle na6 ben neuclten
WIcben, itnb an $40 Is gBeit SamiItcn StTasr
gum Srrfauf auf Sanb. DalelbR pirb aud
Sleiten unO llmanpsrunsrn SerriGtrt uHr spar an
tiat9sn 9reteen. DieieS Departcmrnt 1T untsr
brr gufT6t Der Nlrs. Watilra Srupn. Man rufr
an bet Gnps SGciB.
GpriG 16, 1855. na Am