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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-03-17
j. DEJAN, Jr.,

Js DEJAN, JTs,
p RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Pa-
IL quemne and the Parish of Iberville, that he
has just established himself in this place. in the
store formerly occupied by F. Gallagher a.
No 5 Main Street,
where he will always keep on hand large assort-
ment OF
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-03-17
f. Y. SCHULLY.
Boot and Shoemaker.

IAKES this method to inform the inhabitants
= OF Plaquemine and vicinity, that he has per-
manently located himself in this place. for the pur
pose OF carrying on the Shoemaking business in
all its varieties. Having on hand large and well
selected stock of Leather, is now prepared to
manufacture Boots and Shoes at the shortest no.
tice
Plaquemine, j une 4th, 1s53.-Iy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-03-17
Lime and Mails.
Claret Wine
CANE CARTS,

CANE CARTS,
Wagons, Drays, WheelbarrOWs,
&c. Sc. &c.
HART, AUSTIN & CO., Agents for the sale
LII of work manufactured by Busby, Little 4
Co, Wheeling, Va, will execute at short notice
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-03-17

SEEDS.
ERESH GROWTH of 1854 good assort-
l. ment from the North and West-for sale at
jan13 RICHARDS STORE.
DECEIVED from New York per steamship
IL Eldorado
Gents fine black silk cfavats;
Thread and Silk suspenders;
Boys do do do;
and Gents wooden and cotton socks;
for sale by SEGA ROTH BROTHERS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-03-17
G. BROWN,
Merchant Tailor.

g. BROWN,
Merchant Tailor.
Keeps constantly on hand fine assort-
M ment of READY MADE CLOTHES
III such as
Cloaks and Talmas,
Fancy Dress Coats,
FrOck Goats, Overcoats,
Vests, &c. &c.
AIso-a fine assortment Of GENTLEMEN,S
STAPLES. Terms very liberal. The attention
oi the young men of our town and parish is par
tlcularly solicited. octiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, sept. 2U-o r. NJ
AsnEs-Tbe sales embraced 40 a so bbls, wthou
change in prices.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was nrmer and more
active The sales embraced about 10 900 II 600 bbls
including and straight state, at 81 81 - and
IS IS 25 for extra grades Of do Western sold at IS
IS 81 for good TO common extras included IN the sales
were consdeab lots OF State brands deliverable
week at S. Canadian in better demand, with sales
Of about 600 coo bb. at SO - 70 for supcrne TO
ira Southern sold TO fair extent (about 500 n 900
bbIs Mt So 90 81 for good to fancy and extra brands
RIVE aour was steady at s. 80 50 20. Cornmeal was
unchanged. whcat-The market for all Of good sound
quality was 6rmer, and closed at cents per bushol
advance with good export demand. The sales EN-.
braced about $4,000 $4,000 bushels including fair
10 prime Southern red at 81 so a 81 e3 and
80 o. 81 10 for good TO prime Southern white
The sales also included red Western Of fair quality
at 81 s0a 81 3D. Corn--The sales embraced about 4O
U0 sc, 0C0 bushels Western mixed, mostly at SIC n
size the transactions included parcels for export Rye
BETTER with sales Of COO 10 900 bushels at 81 lis
81 20. Oats we're in fair demand without change In
prices ERZI
ccrfT.-The market was steady with sales Of 90 a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

500 bags Rio at II Nc. so do Sayanilla at small
lots Jamaica at II c and 400 do. IAguayra trage on
private terms.
CorTo.-lhe sales were confined 10 about 500 bales.
about ,ne-laf at which were taken by spnners. The
market was unsettled Holders stood out for previous
rates without finding purchasers, and the market closed
dull
FpEenrs to Liverpool and London was much
reduced while there good shipping demand with
more doing To the former port, about 20 900 80 600
bushels OF grain taken, abon threeourths OF which
was wheat ed in ship Bugs and portion Of wheat
taken 10y the Dreadnaught clipper ship at sd and
about COO bills at Is Cd. 2s 3D. Cotton at
l-lfd I'D asked. To London about 3 500 bbs. -four
were engaged 3s Cd and 500 bbs oil cake at 49, 3D.
and leo tons do at SIS I'd. At the close 40s de-
nanded for oil cake. vessel of about 600 tons
chartered load with oil cake for London at 81 100 and
negotiations on foot for another at about II b00
To Havre -four engaged at I5c, grain ut l5c, and
cotton at 1c To Bremen, heavy goods were engaged at
1885, and measurement goods at 25s Rates to California
were without change.
HnEs-lhere was more activity owing to increased
cepis and concession in prices Leather continued
to EEL moderately at about last weeks quotations.
HAY was steady at zoe. 75c
oN-scotch g ruled at about s37 n s37 So
Lnp.--lhe market was frmer, on account Of the
exc, which was advance
at .cc
MoIlssIs.--The market was firm with small sales at
ull prices, including rs bbls. New Orleans at 3sc.
NAVAL sToRfs-Small sales Of spirits turpentne were
made at 41c.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-rbe market easier with mode
rate transactions Sales of $50 bbl deliverable within
muntn, buyers op1on were maue NJ w "a, and lOO
d. the spot nj S22 1915. Prime at so1 81 ST.
70. Beef steady with sales of 100 200 bbIs with
out change in prices. Lard unchanged with sales
of 200 bbls. at 11Ac 12c Butter steady, while
cheese in fair demand at 91sc. loo.
RIcE was quiet, and sales unimportant
sTicE.- 500 mats sold at &c., and 500 lbs.
nutmegs at 92Ec.
suoARs-1here was some better feeling in the trade,
while the sales of Cuba confined to about 400 hhds
at 7c &c., and 80 do. New Orleans at 7sc and 600
boxes brown Havana ut 6 &c.
wmsKEY.-The market was armer with sales of 800 a
400 bbls including Chic at 401sc and State prison at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

from the London News, Sept b.
What we most fear for Italy IL premature explosion
The state o. the Peninsula must indeed be intolcrable
10 every right minded Italian. With the insolent and
the mad fantastic misruc Of the King Of Naples in the
south, and with the imbecty of the Paph government
in the centre II scarcely possible to endure much long
still The bghed hopes Of the great movement which
began in S7 ought to teach the Italian patriots caution.
When Pho Mono ascended the Papal throne the reiomcrs
of Italy (as conradis'ingushed from the rcvoutonsts)
were masters Of the field In the States Of the Church,
and ia Piedmont they laying surely the foundations
Of great improvements Their example was followed in
many Of tho minor States. The sense OF common
tionality revived and strengthened by this
munity Of purpose and an Italian Customs
Union and even federation OF Italian States began
be talked Of So far all went WELL But then the
scientific meeting at Genoaat which politics than
science was discussed-and the heating Of mems minds
by eloquent defamation The breaxing out OF disturb
ances IN Sicily excited contagious spirit in ombardy
and the Venetian territory The French revolution Of
1913 fred by its example; the movements in Germany
and Hungary by distacting the attention oil Austria en-
couraged 10 immediate 1ction. All Italy rose in arms
Time had not been allowed TO concert combined action on
the part the people 10 ascertain now ar the Princes
could be trusted. Deusive hopes were built npou the
expectation Of aid from France and England The conse
qucnce that the Pope and the Neapoan and Tuscan
governments back at the most critical moments that
discussions broke between the monarchicai and re-
publican parties that England stood aloof and that
France made common with the Pope.
Among the reports that daily pouring In from
Italy there are that appear to render expedent
10 revive these recolecons in the minds Of the Italians
In the Two scles hopes appear to be built upon alleged
neutrality-suspicious. between the French and Neapoitan
governments and the povocations offered TO the English
Embassy q, Naples by the latter. The obvious anxiety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
Obituary.
DEATH OF FEARGUS O'CONNOR,

r .
The London Morning Post, of September 3d. says
This gentleman well known to the public for many
years in connection with his singular and deporabe de-
usions about land schemes and the rights of labor died
on Thursday last. In 1858 Mr. OConnor declared,
by commission de lunaco inqutendi to be of unsound
mind aud by the kind interference OF few friends, he
placed with Dr. luke of Manor House Chiswick 1t
APP ears however, that Miss OConno the sister Of the
deceased, took objection to his remaining in Dr.
Tuke's establishment, and about week ago accompa
effected his removal Mr.. Feargus 0'Connor was born in
1885, at nagan Castle county Meath and the second
of MIR. Roger OConnor, of OConnorville Bantry
and who became subsequently the last tenant of Dargan
the celebrated scat OF the Wellesley family The deceas
ed member of the Irish bar and well known
the editor ard proprietor of defnnc newspaper
called the Northern star He sat for Cork county from
1882 to 1885, and after general election unseated
petition. In 1885 he UNNECESSARILY contested Old
ham, He suffered at least dozen government prosecu
lions for sedious speaking, and will be remembered in
connection with the Chartst disturbances of 1S4S He
was returned for Nottingham in 1S47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
MaVlkeia.


SEPTEMBER 7-IwELvE O'CLOCK NooN.-rhere was great
steadness in the English stock market to-day with
improving tendency, consequent upon the impression,
generally enetained that the present advance in the
rate OF nerest by the Bank may suffice to meet the bust
wants until the termination of the year Consol
opening at about the current rates of last evening were
after quoted at the advanced prices of 90s 90
for money, and 90a 81 for the 10Th October.
Two O'CLOCK, =. M.-The English Funds not quite
buoyant. Consols after bargains at 90s for money
and e0M for time quoted at 90a 9osS for pre-
sent transfer and 90ss 90 for the 18th of October.
New per cents were first dealt in at o21 and
92h. In Exchequer Bonds there transfers
ut 10OZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

The Shoe and Leather Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company
have declared semiannual dividend Of five per
cent, payable on the 10th OF October.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the LIST September, gives the following re-
suits when compared with the previous week.
Public deposits. st 267 $50 Increase f2o8 Ill
Other deposits. ii ,0os, 01S Decrease, 576s1
Rest ................ 3,62S,, 2s Increase sol 374
On the other side Of the ACCOUNT
Government securities els 051 Oss Increase f2 e2l
Notes unemployed..... s,2G3,3s3 Decrease, All ITO
other securities 1901, 1856 Increase, COG, 75s
The amount Of notes in circulation is ego l04 $780,
being increase of fe2 4l5; and the stock of bull
lion in both departments is Ella 939,lls, showing a
decrease of f606,s69, when compared with the pre-
ceding return.
II has been officially announce that the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company will pay the 10th Of
October semi-annual dividend Of five per cent This
fact must be decidedly satisfactory to every stock
holder who looks to permanent value and pro-
ductiveness in his investment. The net earn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERoox
~ a. SI4 Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas Hot
MATHEWS A STACEY offer for sale the extensive
sormcni 81 fancy, cottage, enameedtnd French furaur
the Uutled States reduced prices Every variety az
trcsses paasses, pillows, holsters, Ac, man1factur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
FURNITURE.

CS0Q "A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISHING
%OUO. give up keeping house, win lease their house
sell their furniture which Is entirely very low for
or wond take all part payment In board security can
GWEN also valuable library for sale At auction prices
Young couple wishing 20 commence housekeeping, will
The above rare opportunity The ocauon y admirable
keeping boardeTs Rent low. Address Immediately, Johns
box I12 Herald Office post paid, with real name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

FURNITURE FOR sALE-wILL SELL fAT A LIBFE
discount sold soon superior lot Of household 10
The furniture consists OF rosewood oak walnut and Nj
made 20 order last MAY, amounting In all al rom Al
70 slsoo Address y. r. j., Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.


THURSDAY, oept. Zu-O +. M.
There was very active market this morning.
Prices were not well sustained, but the specula
tive movement continued with undated spirit. At
the first board to-day more than four thousand
shares Of Erie we're sold opening at 564 and closing
at 500, cash. There is probably o more powerful
combination formed to carry this stock up than ever
existed in it before. The street has already absorb
ed an immense amount of stock, and buyers appear
to be as hungry as ever. Reading continues about
the same. Chicago and Rock Island is taken out of
the market in small lots Of about fifty shares EACH
and going into hands for permanent invest
ment. That is the only legitimate way to abb
sorb stock. Those who get this stock at current
rates. will not live long enough to regret it, if they
look to a steadily increasing income on the
capital invested. Galena and Chicago was steady
at l20 per cent. Nicaragua Transit closed firm at
our quotations. We understand that the passenger
and freight list of the companys steamer which
left port to-day amounted to than one hundred
thousand dollars. Harlem was sold at lower prices
The Court Of Common Pleas rendered verdict
against the company to-day for s27,l53 Al, in the
suit of Drake fora loan made to Kyle, the compa-
nys agent. A report of the case will be found in
another column. The variations in prices at the
first board to day were as follows:-Erie bonds de-
cned / per cent; Illinois Central bonds J; Nicara-
qua, D; Erie, 8; Michigan Central, }; Michigan
Southern, \; Cleveland and Toledo, /; Chicago and
Rock Island, J; Harlem, Brunswick advanced G
per cent; Pennsylvania Coal 4; Harlem Rail
road, 7.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
Albert H. Nicolay:-
y Ietrn T'c md int
f400 Two per cent bonds of the st. Clair r. r. and
.oa company .ano lnl.s3oo
$4,000 Louisville Portland X. X. LIST mt 6's do 69
So COO New York and Harlem r. r. LIST mt rs do. S9A
000 Chicago and Rock Island r. r. LIST mt. rs, o.09l
AZ shares Morris and Essex r. Observation-Disclosures 81
do. st. Nicholas Bank ......................9 S
New York and Harlem Railroad deferred interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
COPARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

G10 000 A PARTNER wANTED.-THE IyvEN
tp1O.OVO. tor Of very saieable and profitable afte
DESTROYS to form partnership with who has abor
$40 ZOO at command He has large manufacor
but Is unable to supply all demands; he therefore finds
cent BY addressing Z. T., box 907 Herald Office vi
m W attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

AT the second board the market for some stocks
was little heavy. Illinois Central bonds fell off
per cent; Gaena, !; Hudson River, 4. Michigan
Southern Railroad advanced per cent; Harlem, /;
Brunswick, !. There was not much activity.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-31
efbaltr prr cpmareE- ttlitaIieper.

Die Se;abtmg unIerer GcnsreFs sWit9licbrr
mar pen ieDcr rcr 0cgentanb grcecr Detattrn
I'M Gpugrcer, unb mitunter aud bic llrIade elmer
na6tbrilisrn Snflusn; nuf prnlrben. SiS gum
NtdrS 1875 rrbirltcn bic Gon9rcBmit9l mdbs
rcnp Der Dauer Der Ssunscn taelid Sc unO ais
OteIstcitca sGntihapisun9 fir ie 20 Nteitfn Sc.
SH bemlclben Sabre wurce roS SaagClo auf 81
uRp bas Mcrngrp auf- 81 fir je 20 Nlrilcn tss
rebnrt. Gin GjcIcsrS.9Ift pom 16. War; 1916
Scrdnoertc Die Gag9ctibrcn in rinrn SnIraebnlt,
iponah Der 9rIlpent rrS Scnot5 uno rer Sprrds
rr bcS 6oUlra, j;rcr $4,000 unb jcpeS Mit9lcp
$4,000 jabrlih crbictt. Oas Wctlen9clp bleb
unSrrSnbrt. Git augrmcine M6tiligun9 bieles
0slrtc5 uno bic bdburh cutilanpencn Gnt5rcun
gen, reldc lelbit Sm, GiOp, fea &erttciri9er brIs
icleen, NIT in ben Struta binrinsc9en uno bic
nSARcn sBlbIcn teprutenp tcrinfubtcn, prranlaBs
ten sa6en talpi9m S9iperruf.
glm %. Sanuar 1918 murpc baS Id99clb ter
GpnsrrB. .Witglirper auf IS unp bIS 0irilenseIp
IS fir jc 20 Meilcn fcfgelrst. Der 5cittpet8e
9rIiiprnt pcS Scnats unp rie Sprr6rr pcS Saus
leS rrbcltcn ,uprm jcprr cine 3ula9e scn 81 tdJz
lid. Oieie S3ablunsSwriir tritrbt biS iebt.
Gjr9cn bic Gag9ctper murprn ME ernltidr De-
mrnlrotipurn 9cmaht, rbmcbl Iih 8e9rn oielelbrn
in friibercn Gabrer, no ba6 Gjrlo irenigItenS 80
prpjcnt mcbr irertb lp1r, ais jest, babrr bic rGs
mnlige SrSablun9 ppn IS. bus bCtbt rellcltrn BE-
TRACES pte 9cgrnwGrtt9 ctcnfalls rr9eblide Gins
mrnoungrn megen llnSerGI GIltribmdbigf uno llns
tili0frt bGtte MAIDEN loiIcn. Der 9dGstitrtn
res 9lnltcEce inp atrr bic WetlrnBcIprr bic mirt'
Iitb Gin rtrn ~ 9robcr &rcbsIAoprn Iiir Den ST.
Stanttn -Sd,ht, ais Der Gjrmo sur lln9credtt0s
felt 0r0rn bic ciuSclnrn Mit8lebrr linp, prn renrn
Selr nur bcBwcJcn un8cBcure Summcn ais Jtrtlrs
fpIcnsG GntihIOiNrmg Cr6ditcn, metl lte pett nem
SiBc res Grr9reIrs cntfrmt iinp.
Sns Oirilrn9clp cnCS JtrprGCntdntcn aus Cali
fprnien fdnu nab Den 9r9cnrlrti9cn Nnldbcn tur
cine SeiIirn ntdt pcnigrr ais $4,000 bCtrh9rn,
wpppn CT fir cine 90nj comfortable 9teilr bCr unp
bn f1m $1,000 2luSIngcn bat np pabCr hirrpcn
rein $1,000 maht. Die 2tgccrSnrtrn YUn Ger
at, 9trfanlaS, gpuiiiana, 0iiiiiippi 5lrrira unb
Nlatamu rrbnltcn jcpcr $500 bis $1,000 mcbr
ais jrne pon prnniYI9anicn. Var9lanb u: Srs
sinirT >gllcssna5 mGAsa frlgtr tSSsem teYtIN,s
ten ,4'Irrc5Iamcn ;31TsnIe MISUNDERSTANDING
fsiGm IS pcr 20 NteiIct nift SuN rel 9cpcirn
icin. SrBt no o0crrIrts quite Strubrn, Glcns
baDuen mp SNifia9rt bic Stciicn ncAt MIR Sers
first, lpnccru aud oncu Soften bcprutcnb Vcrmins
ort batcn, SrrbGtt lih bic Sl5e otcr oupTs.-
5:gt fest It5 Gin Ntam Mor1ca5 friib in cincn
GiiTbIbuwngcu, Gat AM 2ltcno 500 NtCtlrn iUz
riif1clrat, te;aelt rafir ctmI $40 unp rridt Icn
pafitr mcEr trrchnrtco NtcitcnDrtp nit 5000 9cs
mit9lif in bic Saidc. Sns Itno lrEr Tdtdle
NURlriifc, wrIdlr aud nur 1uberit rotttcjlig ouf
rie itaatsEtpnpmiiAe gtnl61wN8Swrilc ec1 %EIfr5
ciupigfcn tTnnM.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-31
81 c It ur be u:

9tm lebtcn Dpnnrrfns gltnp in biclcr Start,
WarY MagbaGena, cine 6cdtcr pes 6m.
@rrr9c g0ctberbclp in rinsm gltrr prn I ) Sab
rrn, 0trnat rmo 26 Sa9rn. Sci ibrcr S9rpis
guag nm lrbttn Sonnta9 lclt Der Gbrw. Srw
DubS cine rrtauthr Jtepc an bic bintrrIaiienCn
traurrnprn Srrpanpten unp SrFhnnten.
Gs iyft bic iun9t Ytitbs
IScb frub in tSrabcsnatbt
Grtb iit burtb @rttt& Gdte
Slt bcrt ouf's 9itu crwotbt;.
3u bttbcu un1 81 rtifcn
81 otr &rlItrmmrnbcit .,
Stt btr nttbt 81 bt9rtifn,
Sn iEntr Gml9tEtt
9lm lrbtrn 6rcithg in birIcr Gtabt, 3 d6nrY
E, Gin Scbn Yrn Daniel 6riep, i'm 6tm Satrr.
9lm IcBsn Mrntag, in pirirr StaNt, $ 0enrg,
ein Sptn pcn Gb1rlr5 GjrpB, in 7trn Sa6re.
9lm 7tcn Sanuar, in 0iabpnins, Carbon Co.,
s Gn5r ner, at Der &uSpBrung, alt
AZ Sabr, s Mpnat mc 81 Gag.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-31
@ru. SenHs -Rlrinung iibrr nir geIagrrung
Srhaltrpula.


Gin Gurrrlrnbrnt BON gSaIdm8t0u Idrrtt -
Sd bate nrulid paS Srr9niigen, gm. Scrtt lsi<
ne @lruuns iitcr bic 9cla9eruns Sfbaitopols
autiprr4en gu ,b6rrn. SD trtratte Scctt ais
rinrn Der srGbtcn 6rlpbcrren lmIcrrr 3cit unr
mcrtte babrr nit srcBem SntercBc auf feline tris
tit. Gr iaSte, DAP rie Auiirten rinrn 9rpben 6cb'
ler scma6t batsl, inrem lie Den 9ln8rtff auf Scs
baitppcl 10 lan9c aufhUtrn; pab Ir sIeiA mad
@uibrtun9 Der Sea9eruus Siliirias rurA bic
9iuiIen, Srbafppol blIcn an9reifen icarn, gu
wel6rr 3rit f9 cine YcrbilniBmIbig nur tlcinr
NVaft in rcr 8rinm tcfanp; jcgt tGnntrn iic
Setatcpcl ni6t ncbmcn, aubcr iie rrbaItrn ic
srcee SrritGrtun9rn, Dap iic ben 8uien I'M 80
his 50 9ro;mt iitcrIrgrn linp. Die ruBii6rn re-
guliren ScIpatru, ia9t rr, iccn rir beirn &rlp:
pen in Der 9Sctt fir Sutbrtpgun9; piClclten fes
ben ne, icuSern lcrbcn letrr, NuDrr itc rrbaItcn
SsIebl gum Jtidsus. Gr 9lautt, nap bic Nliirz
ten grpbrn 9ladtbeil praus rrlriprn, DAP iir Spc
commandments 0rncraIc batsn; renn rer GGr9
gum Sirgc irI bur6 Ginbeit pes YlunS unb rrr
,Sanrlun9. 6ernrr ia9te Der Gjcnrrat, rap bic
Aaiirtrn jrbt iid ni6t mebr Suriidlrbcn fSnnten,
rbur nit mSebeurm Serluit an ManuiAaft unp
alrm &rir9smatcrial, auBrr rrn SSaHcn bic iie in
pcn SGnpcn tragcn. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-31
Sanuar 81
SeFentlt0e 95enbu.

9rmrIasS ben iirn Mtdrs nG6fenS, um
llGr Na6mittnsS, icaen am Sauic pr5 llnteridries
brnrn in Glaptparpfdptcl, Sc6a Gauntp, fpl9cns
be artitrI aui TifentIiAer Srnpu Srrfauft wrrpcn,
nImlih
6anf Yfcrte, 9icrtrsrI6rr fir 6 Yfcrte, 5lies
sennebc fir 9frrpc, sin trritrIprri9g 6se5Gul5z
ipaecn, Gin IbmalrSperi9er itmfer 4sGSuIswas
gen, 5uttntrOs unp 6uttrrtitcn, SrUbtanf.
Saus9crGtbI6aftcn, ais rin &c@pfen, SriIet
unb Gicnbditn, Bureau, g8dI6fanp, Settlas
ben, Gin Dussno Stuble, ;3iber, Gin 5ldIAfSts
Der unb cine SrrIAirNnBrit mrrrr 9rtiteI gu
umaGnbli6 81 mrlprn.
Die Sepmoun9en AM Srrfnuftta9r w6 Guf>
wartun9 Srn
2(leranocr MeGtaD.
Sanuar 81. #3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-31
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-31

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