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NOTICE.

asr THOSE who indebted to individually or to
JOHN DAWSON & CO., will please call and pay. on or
before 10th inst if many will be sued to June Court
balance September Court, further indulgence will not
gven having made business arrangements elsewhere
will require all my capital All sums under $780, if not
paid edatey will be put in the hands of proper officers
for collection JOHN DAWSON.
Nov2 1875 35-tIa-2O4t1a
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NORTH CAROLINA,
BIaden County:
THos. ]. JONES
DANIEL MAXWELL.

In this it ordered By the Court that public
well to personally be and appear the next of this
HOUSE. in Ezabetbtowp On the first Mondax IN An"st
next then and there to rpevy the property levied by
virtue of said Attachment to wit On all the standing
timber trees of the Dimensions of thirteen inches square,
thirty feet from the stump, four hundred (more
ess Of land in Bladen County, being part Of certain
of land containing thousand acres and laying
both Bladen and Columbus Countless the simple which
belongs to Ne Buie, of Bladen County, and also the
rights the said Daniel Maxwell to cut carry away the
said timber from that part of the said land which lies in a
den County for and during the term of the said Maxwe
lease thereon which expires January ls 1852 likewise
the said Daniel Maxwes lease right and interest and
Of the aforf said land and timber trees
And plead and demur to the said Attach
ment final judgment will be rendered against him for the
full amount of Plaintiff claims and the property levied
sold to pay the
Witness F. F. Cumming Clerk our sold Court at Office
in Elzabethtown tho 18th day of May, A. D., 1855.
F. F. CUMMING, G.. G. G.
Elizabethtown, N. c., May r. Is55-376t Pr adv 81
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NorE. River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
erage &c- Lumber 80 cents to 81 y M Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents % bbland naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred-*For Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
For THE WEEK ENDING MAY 18TH, 1855.

consequence of the light receipts the
ke ruled quiet since last review The low stage of the
prevents parcels being brought in from above
and the receipts have been mostly of small lots per
railroad About ITO bbls. sold Monday private terms
The sales for the week ended this morning reach only PIG
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

% should be understood that quotations generally
the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The citizens New Hanover and Baden respectfully
solicited to attend at Beattys Bridge SATURDAY, May
10TH purpose taking steps to the passage OF
the Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad through that yen-
ity. MANY ClllAtNo'
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May IL.
NOTICE.

There will be Railroad Meeting at Harrells Store, IL
New Hanover county on the 10Th Of May purpose
getting the Whining ton route of the w c. & R. R. r. to
run rs high as Harres Store before turning vest All per-
sons West Harrels who feel interest in the
matter, solicited to attend
May 3, 1855. MANY CITIZENS.
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NJ ARRTED

MARRIED..
In Duplin County, April 18th, by Rev George Wallace
Mr.. ABRAHAM HOBBS. Of Sampson County to Mrs
MARY ANN REBECCA DOWNES, formerly of Boston,
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

THE undersigned being about to make change in their
business would call the attention of persons in of
such articles their splendid stock of DRY GOODS REA
DY-MADE CLOTHING, &c., &c., which they are deter
mined to sell for CASH, at small advance cost The
Goods all new and just laid for the Spring and Sum
trade To all persons indebted they would respectfully
ask them call and settle their accounts longer indu
cannot be given the business must be closed by 18th
of July next II. FLElSHMAN Il co.
May LIST, 1855. BOP l2td-35-4tw
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COOPER'S WORKS-Four volumes more of the edition
~ of Coopers Novels now being published by Stringer
Townsend Jack Tier The Chain Bearer Lionel Lin
coin and The Heardman. Just issued, for sale at
Mays. s. w. WHITAKER'S.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Brunswick CO., May Is, 1855.

bEuhs"ICk co., may 10, Io00.
'A'iiS AoDN0" Attachment levied on land and per-
M HoIn1x sona property.
IL appearing the satisfaction of me, Justice of the
Peace and for the County and State aforesaid that the
defendent in the above action not inhabant
this Statethe said defendant is hereby notified be
appear before within thirty days from the day hereof
then and there plead repevy otherwise udg
ment will be granted according to law.
JAMES H. PRITCHETT, J. P.
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RosN-Common in considerable enquiry at former quo
taton up to Monday when there decline of cents and
then the market has ruled quiet The stock offering
very small with light receipts and sellers appear firm in hol
ding highest figure The sales for the week foot up $500
bbls., viz:
Monday 500 10 g
No sales since Monday Sales Friday of 20 bbs No
TAR-Ruled active during the first of the week, with
advance of 10 cents On Monday however, prices receded
s. y hb at which the market seems to be rather
dull. Sales reach only 1877 bbls, as follows:
Thursday ..... 81 bbls at So 90 @$s 05 u Dbl.
Friday ........ ~ ) 05 IS s.
Saturday lib 30"
Monday .442 w "
Wednesday. 43 - 90 .
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers would respectfully to the
citizens of Wilmington and the adjacent country that
they have and intend keeping constantly hand
general assortment Of goods comprising DyGoods Hats
Shoes Hardware Cutlery Saddlery, Provisions Groceries
&c. &c. And hope by strict attention to business to
merit share of the public patronage.
Feb 2O.-142-d6wtf DAVIS g. BUNTING.
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NE w FIRM,

THE subscriber having the first February taken Mr.
l. DAVID E. BUNTING into partnership with him
the business will hereafter be conducted under the name
style of DAVIS q BUNTING.
Feb 20 SAM'L DAVIS.
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! ATTACHMENT.

} Court of Pleas and Quarter SEES
{ sions, May Term, 4. D. 1855.
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s. The BAY Line.n


The steamer North Carolina has again taken her
place in the Iine and is now in splendid order for
summer service. The Company have the
Chesapeake making their daily run, two of the finest
and fastest steamers afOat, 10 wit the LOUISIANA,
Capt Russell, and the North CAROLINA, Capt Can
non-in the construction and equipment of which, in
the most magnificent style, they have spared pains
or expense To travel in such conveyances is of
the greatest luxures imaginable; and the pleasure
able feelings of the traveller after long days jour
nev-perhaps two or three consecutive ones-by
land on being transferred to of these floating
palaces with all their splendid appliances tor qul-
etude, comfort and repose, for the night may be
readily conceived and appreciated And that the
| " way-worn traveller may enjoy these luxures to
the utmost these admirable vessels provided with
the most experienced commanders, who, with their
assistants, are kindly remembered by all who have
travelled under their charge, for their courteous,
gentIemanly and assiduous attentions. The North
Carolina will arrive here tomorrow, to lake the
place of the Georgia.-Norfolk Herald.
"Americans must rule america THE Chicago
Times in abiding to practical disregard by the know
nothing party of the above extraordinary motto, e.
WINGED by the fact that they nominated 1" Hindoo"
for governor OF New York last fall and an lrshman
for the office of mayor of Cincinnati, and elected an
Englishman mayor of St Louis gives another instance
of the kind in Chicago 1t says:
"The same party in this city raised the bugbear
OF TACT that few OF the police were foreigners, and
yet they have appointed Engishman captain OF
police"
i SET your tomato plants early, and tend them well
till the rut begins to set, then the ground com
plete with short straw, six or seven inches deep
:. This works admirably-the vines need no props, and
- IL
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.


TINE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now prepared
to receive orders for Beam, Vertical. Horizontal or Os
cang Steam Engines high low PRESSURE and adapted
all purposes; Circular Vertical and Portable Saw Mills COM
plete Pumps; Mining Machinery; GTist and Flour Mills
complete Parker Turbine and other Water Wheels equip
ping of Steamers Car Wheels and Axles Horse Powers of
various patterns Rcefd Pumps and Engines Rice hresh
Single Machines Shafting, Pules, Hangers Gears,
and all other mill work
CAsTNGsIron and Brass Castings of all ptions,
including Ornamental Iron Railing Pipe, Bridge Castings
Sc &c The Company respectfully invite attention styles
and pattern: of Railing which may be seen at their office
ter Tanks Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler work
REPA1RS--A separate department and force will be
with despatch All work done in the establishment deliver
Will & Weldon Road, or in fats at the Companys wharf
free of charge Having large facilities The above work will
be done reasonable terms elsewhere North South
and in prompt and satisfactory manner.
by letter otherwise in regard plans and
designs for Mills their furniture, and for Machinery gen.
orally willingly answered All orders communications
be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY M. DRANE, Agent.
March l6, 1856 163-2S-tf
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CLOSING ACCOUNTS.
PREPARATORY to change to be made in my business
the lst of July next have commenced settling my
books and will thank my friends to render what facilities
they Clerks Agents. in making settlements,
every upon my books must be closed by that Tina
Wilmington, May l6 1866. }. M. ROBINSON.
NOTICE TO TURPENTINE AND TAR MAKERS.
DY Il RECENT RESOLUTION of the Chamber Of
DCommece for the sale of Turpentne and Tar to be made
producers their agents. and by the npetora
heretofore The undersigned, Produce Broker respect
fully offers his services the makers of Turpenne and Tar
Broker and Agent the sale of these articles and should
he meet with sufficient encouragement will give his exclu
sve attention this branch of the Naval Store trade
The undersigned also begs leave say his country
friends the public that he has had twenty years expert
ence the Naval Store trade and aters himself that he
will be able to give satisfaction to all parties for whom he
may business He also begs to call the attention of
producers opnne and Tar to the fact that the Broker
age the sale Of these articles is to be paid by the pur
chaser, viz cent per barrel JOHN HALL.
Wilmington, N c. May ii, 1856 2l3-tf-37-tf
Herald copy moths.
NTOLASSES, MOLASSES.-26O hhds and ii terces
Nl prime crop Cardenas Mola8ses landing from
Brig Ellen Hayden from Cardenas. For sale by
May 18th J. 81 J. L. HATHAWAY & CO.
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CLOSING ACCOUNTS.

COFFEE! COFFEE 100 Bags St. Domingo;
~ April so, 1856. 40 g Rio for sale by
w II McXOY
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HISTORY FOR BOYS: Or Annals of Nations of
n Modern Europe, by John G. Edgar, author Of {" The
Boyhood of Great Men,, and The Footprints of Famous
Men" Just published For sale at
May II. S. w. WHITAKER'S.
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= f.11oving taken from the St. Louis Democrat,
The lo1iD DapeEl is of unusual interest on the sub
6cI VI ~" 1x,,1I KANSAS n Slave state!
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THE SEA LARK Or the Quadroon of Louisiana,
i thrilling tale of Land and Sea- by Albert w Sumner
Just published. For sale at S. W. WHITAKER'S.
Nav IT,
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| TTNHE ILLUSTRATED MANNERS BOOK.-A manual
l. of good behavior and polite accomplishments, hand
volume PIP, profuscy illustrated Just published
For sale at S. w. WHITAkER'S.
MouI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
1anch y. GIaN.

llnirrr Grsnrr frpblcden srrpaltis bariibsr bab
SameS .. Glap, riu Spbn peS 9ldtb. !5rmy
Glap. in elmer Nrpe lia 9e9en bic gmsriElncr auSs
sepriiit babe. IS 1T pit Der 5aa baB ris 9rGBs
ten NInner icGr un9eratbrne SSbne boten, unp
pa6 pieIer S. .. Clay serare rin FOLDER ngs.
ratbmsr SObn il, bcwsibt isine SanplmSspele
in SSus auf paS rbeualige g8Ubnbaus Ieinrs
SerltOrtenen Saters-io mic rsr llmitanr, ra6
,pte er Iast, rtrS feline erIle SteOs 9epeen ici.-
OisIe war in Der Sbat tG6l i6led,t unp eS wirp
wabr1hrnli4 aud bic leBte lrin bic CT bGlt.-
SSeu. ioltc auSscartcte Mcniam mOarn bic {5H'
bettiirr ia 9rrnr taten, rrnn psnn itA uns rtcs
manc meHr wiprrlest ip it ia Der Spab gu taIe
III Gnpe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Jenc St,uIlebrcr,

Die pattlt&en 3situnscn MAIDEN icbt snrn
Srpeen Sdrm bebwrscn, pctt in SrusSilr, Sen.
tidp, neulia fiinf S6ulrbrr rntlabcn rurbrn,
spel6e we iis iascn pom prutider 0sburt srmcIrn
fsin. sSatr II ss, fc ,parcn RON ausIdnriI6rr
9eturt, ater bic @rtuurn ibleS StrrtauptrS in
8cm batrn rerSeeen, cher babrn elm Su fali6es
-6srS rie 9anSe sSabrbeit rrewcscn ;u iaScn. Da,
9escn tab ie auttrSrtis @rtUrne warrn, bate
suan tratrIdeinli6 nidts rin;uprnern. Sir pas
ren atrr Satbclten, unp babru trrb rem Griu.
&tn Der Scrscisstrn Der Shule, permeisert bic
Sitel in bic S6uls trin9cn gu laGrn-pirs tatrn
ient RrniGsu Sr9rbcn gu Ia9cn, unr rrS ii rcd
sit rin;ise llria6e parum lie tntaeen prrs
Rrn iinS. Gs III birien Srbrcr serabe rrht &C.
fGsbeu-rirs muecn ale quite 9rrtcitantsn rin9c'
ftsbr,-unb iprr firS niGt tbut. fir rreen grc'
tciantismus pbr breen Gbriitcntbum riirren mir
hensn 5curr 9cttn, -ncin, rerlslte il ttin Sancls
Ssr hes Singers pertb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

8um Ssrrbren2 gBenn gartsi'Demaspse iih
brmdben pur4 unsefeBmdBige SttrHuien
unO duslSnrii6sn GtnFuB, iiA @rmtsr 5uSuF.
hern2
Dirs iInb 5batIa6sn, unb gSatrbsitrn bic ne'
manb srrnsinen barf. Dirie Din9e ftnc trrrtt
l6cn su peit ecsan9en, unb ss muB benlsIben
Ginbalt sctbau perpen. 2abt ale bisicnissn bic
ibr 8atsrlanp lirtsn patrr aufItebru, bic Sdne an
pas gBrrt Icacn, uuo Den fefen Gnti6lub fabrn,
ntt eter nadwlabcn tis mir pirirm ustrl iter'
boten iinp. gabt ale wctI trtcnfen mas mir uns
lerer glaticn i6ulpis iinp. eabt iie i'm @soatt-
nib baItcn Dap bic ,,sHabrteit ma6tis lit, unp
iie9en mub." Gnbt ale pirie quite Sate TAPER
untcrRissn. 2a6t ben Giuhub Scn ir9rno elmer
frrmbrn Nation in bieirm 0aupe unterpriidt wcrs
Ofn, ,mp Iabt unS tppbl bafdr iOrsrn, Dap mir un'
fern 9taatrmmrn unisre pcIitiite unp reli9ibie
Sreibeitrn, bic mir jcbt nod Scntrben, um9cihmas
Irrt III iitereeten i'm Stahre Iein iusrecn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

!bsrr Scicpb JfambU, Sen Salisbury Saun'
i6ip, eautaittr Gauntp, brsiens am Slmtas por
att 9ascn Sclbitmurp, inpcm or li@ bic 6cblc
rurhl6nit. Gr bate AT jrncn Gage in @cirls
Ihaft lrinsS Satcrs zine in Der gta6barl6aft wob|
ncnpe srbsyrattete SdwrTcr briu6t. 9laa ib-
rer Hudtcbr pes 4tcnp5 auiIerte or lh 9escn irinc
Olutter, CT iible rrmupct uno pplte la mad Ici.
ncm 3immsr br9cben. SalO na6pcm CT lia aui
icin Simmer 5urdd8e5cScn batts, bSrtsn iene eI'
tern ensn ipnprrtaren mb unscwSbnIj4rn 2irm
aus Dem 5}immer trrprrtcmnen, unp ais lie lif
robm trsatcn, fanpm Te ibren Spbn in lrinrm
SIutr idpimnrnp unp in ben 5cprsjissn Irscn.
Ole or ieine Gtcrn rrtIidtc. iaste cr: ,,GS it all
lrs Scriibrr. 0lutter," uno Ysrl6icp pann ic9Ic4.
Serr Tamtc mar un9rfcbr SO Sabre alt, un.
perbcprattet, ressImdb9 unp fIcbs in ieinrn @e,
prbnbsitrn, unp bate Gin 9utrS AuStcmmsn.
Seine 5amilje fam fiine pdtri6ejnIide urIa9e
fir bic Ss9cbuns rrr unnatiirIi6m Sbat an0e.
tcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
,Sraae t7o. q.

Sattc Der icinmolenpe srobe Orntelmann ben
Nllsntam, tcr bel einem nsuli6m &artcnipisl-
be bem aufpreben cnes jsptn ,,Sads" m0li;iSicr
g8riIe iu9te pisS iei Jteutrn @utb-njht brBer
seiast: SUltu! bieS muBein Amt 81
iGaer Iein! 0udt serape ais lri er
auf bem sSese mad MtlIerstaun
UNI Delegation ;u taufen. 6rrrG
Orudcr: SD bin nod lanae nidt irrtia nit mci'
nsn 5rusru,-iOlten Sie atrr sIauten i'd trutels
Sic gu Dicl, 10 mill i6 aerne fir ben 8dum tss
iabln-NGn publi;irt nil i'd iie auf icrsn 5atl
batcn. 5duttclSabcl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Diebfabl in l1cnnebura.

Sn Der pCrIebtrn Ntittppd 9ia6t iInb in
pennsburs, Mcnt8cnterY Gauntp, fclSenee 0iiter
sefctlrn pCrrer, unO man wirp pabcr wptl tbun,
Iein Gigrntbum fiinftiebin an Srtsn aufjutripab.
rrn, no Disbe rS nift srlanssn tBnrn:
Cine Maurer. Selle unc SBintel Gien, bst
Gbarlss 8GbIr; cine Naurers6elle brs Scbn
Ssnninssr cine Maurers&ele np Waurer'Sams
MGR beS Sanurl SlrtranIt; cine MaursrsJtellt
Nes SaeOb 6cst Gin paar llnterbUlsn pes SUbn
Orb Gin 9aar untertcisn beS 9crI g. S4ulB
sinisc Sdntrl pst Slaae 0ebrrs II. (. 10. Der
sou,e g6ertb IN etwa S12. Drei Sbaler Selcb'
uuns III fir bic Ssrbaftuns Der Disbc an9rbptrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Zinc lobis .Caunty- Derlalnmluns.

Man trirb aus bsutser 3eituns erfebrn, pab
BITE bempfrdtifhe 9Bbig letcnpe COMMITTEE eincn
9tuF fur cine GauutY, ,Serlammlung nat erScbcn
Idben, rrrlbe aui Samita9S ben listen NusuIt,
am Sduie BON SeIie Miller, In 0utbsptlle,
ip,gSbsitbaa 5aunIdip, itattFnoen fol-. &lle
suten Bbiss. unb ale CUTE S5reunoe pcn 9uten,
etrliGtn, ipariamen uuo pnbtenltopacu Sramen,
lpllten berIclten Mam fir Nianu betwpbnen,
penn aus Seriammun9rn pcbct CUTE uno bcillas
me 0runblaBe Dent Sclfe rcrselest cher aufse'
Rellt wrrpcn, unb wpbci ntdn iiA 9e65riJ pcrltln'
pist, tann nur @utes srttcben. Die trocrltrts
enpe Babl 1T III Sri&iebsucu SiufAtrn cine iebr
WiGtise. gSr tinesu aud bae tande ppn prn
9egneru ber gutsu altru Bbiss s@rlneiabrn, f6cn
ipieper febr tbdtis Fne, eur6 allsrIet SrrcIebuns
gen uno Sergebungen, uno lu6en bic ebrlt6rn
Stimmsstcr gu kintsrseben. Ga6t babr bic
@bisS audi ttatis ciu. Sa Iabt uns glIlrS aufz
bsteu baS in iRIerrr @cipalt IT, ben Sirs iiber
bic alte gr,atpfasioie 9artet ;u crrin9en Sepcd
Ia6t unS nur Die 8dbrteit scbrauden ia.
ben bic @d69te bc5 Sanprs, tie SUruments
auf unlrrH Seite scscn unierc GeSner,-ia mir
baben baS u DIT mo bic Us abrb c uns be-
8iinltiscnb. Oabsr ppllen mir nur rrdtlife Wits
tef auirenbeu. um iitrr uniere alte Gegnpartci,
pE WNVEH Stuat ~ ItI Hi SlpulptH StplaHt pH''
Su fie9cn. limb idc Scriidert, iprnn mir nur pes
ttuR uub oatci rr&t ttGts unb wader Inb, 70
mu6 unS Der Sic9 NIT elmer Src6cn Metrteit-
iiber bic aIte 2ofpipto Seri&psnprr, bic l6cn 70
nian6e bur6 unS 10 Idueroeroicnte 1baler ais
Gar unrrhtmdbiSer gSeiie in ibrr SalGen grl6os
ben, uno babel unS nod nit allerlei S6inpinaz
men belsst batsu-psSsn-oen Jte6t unp
gBaGrbrit t6nnsn nur eine 3ritlans unterbriidt
tlsitsn, uno mdbm bsi nG6fer 0abl trItrben.
irenn mir nur tbatis iinO. SrrIaums pabrr feil
gutter SBbts Die Gauntss sSrriammluns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
llmcriFsnismus in t1cuyerF.

Der ,,Gtbany Stesilsr" ron eiusm ipatrn DID,
tum, iast: ,,Seit tursrr 3rt ber tatcn mir bin'
ldn8liGe 0rlrSenbcit sstatt um fas @rfibI Der
stmerifaner ausfnciS ;u MAIDEN. unb rs III ris'
fes: sSaS audi INNER ibrr prri6iepenen Nenun.
gen auf bic trtIiac Srase Der ScIaperci, unc au'
bern gstrniatrn antrtrifit, 70 lnp lie rcnnc6 if
rsu sriitn srrben @runpISssn, tab bic SatbrIiten,
E. lanse iie 9lautrn rrm patit BON Stcm mrbr
0sbcriam I6ulri9 ;u iein. ais miern 0sleBcn.
Feline Gemtcr anSrrtrdut wrrrsn icltrn-unp pab
nur Imsritanrr 9lmcrita rrsrrrn iUlen, astrru
tlriten,-une wrrben, ftrs III ;u ciner @ewiebsit
8errrbrn. in einsm eReu S6rpsr I'll IN.
men, unb bic 8UIss wirp fein. b a &
fe bisna6f Pc % ali in bielem Staat
trtumpbirrnb tra9cn wtrben."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
1Oid,tiae 9ill .

Die Gsbte StaatSs9sitbsstun9 paiiirte iolscns
be wihtise Secticu in Srtrsff unebrIi&er 6iuprr
unp peren Miitter:
Scrt. 3.-9lIe unebsli6e &inber iclen ben
Hamsn itrsr Nutter annetmrn uno fJtrsn, unp
iis unc ibre Niitter lpaen bsfdbst ien ais nd4its
Inpsrpanrte Gins pom anprrn periSnli6ss Gigens
tbum 3u iibrrncbmrn cher gu srerten. unc lisSsn'
pcS ScrmSsen ais Grbrn in See iimple, unp IOasu
bStrrfS pes 10 iiterncmmcnen unp ercrbten lesen-
ben unO periGnIiden SermSgcnS befdbist lcin pais
icIts, senas rrr Sntcfut UrirBe pirlcS StaateS
iu iibermahrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
(Siu9tianot.)
t1cd,m6lb Fur3 aesntuertct.


SCrrcn Drudrr:-Sa mub rS aufriGs
tia 9eltebrn, bag i6 ben >, ,Sriwrbner" ron Ser'
sensgruno tcpaucrte, ais ih rincn 2rtitrl i'm leB'
ten 8rpublitanrr iibrrlelen bdtr. 9Bis nierrig er
lib I6cn SOrbin Dor ras Yutljtum 9erllt bat, III
nod friId i'm @nocntcu allCr Scicr rrs patrirts,
unp id, prrpe babrr iene Nrinrirs' rerr Sctri9rrs
Sadie piele g4ctr ndbt terIbrn. Sa brcausrn
muBte idb ibn in rcr Gbat prnn na6 aIlem Scs
miibrn, bat CT richer niftS alS lein altss Sier
terpcrsstra6t: Jimmy Bang the Weaver"
Sir isine gcdipsic, bic CT rtn altrn @e9en'
maurrr, prl6e CT cbepsm 9rrate 10 niserrtrSttis
bebanSrlte mic bes scscnwGrttS ben amrrtanrrn
gu 5bdl wirb, binlpirft, irirr rr lih nur idlcht
be;dblt Irbm-brnn gcpib ltimmrn ntsIr ntbt init
rinrr Ydrtbri, bic burh 8iutrrrten ben Staat AZ
Nlilipnrn Sbaler in S6Iuren 9clir;t bat, fiir bic
SsSabung rer SntrrrlIn parauf tie nod idbrlih
tartrt prrprn-unp Su pelhrm aud liher tetn Gnnr
Isin wiro, 70 lansr bic pGbitliGe Ydrteet aud nur
ben serinsllrn Sllt an Der Jlr9isrung bat. sIu6
linlnrn Ile fiber niGt nit Der partbei nit peltcr
ale 9ibclpsrtrrnner unp Sciutrn, pel6s lrbtcre
befanntlia bic SsfSbrlthar sebsme G'tislidaft In
bielsm Sanpe bilpsn, lmnlsn. sBe ab8slhradt,
~ prrIu6sn bic Stiumen Der @r9ennIaurer rurh
iene @riinbe su eepinnen, unc cdnn bod NIT BEN
,,SsIuiten,'' ,,@tpaspiiIsr," ,,Sasni6tien" unr
Bctt prib nit nod mic oiel anern scbcimCn @ez
ieal6aften ,u ltimmen. DaS Bat" nimmt ni6t,
bic @sscnmartr iab Sa auisctISrt, ale tae fs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
2lu1ulfun y. ganaifreet.

Gin 9lrtitel, BEN bsIer Scrr Seidristen tat,
wirp seSrn,pdrtg in alien 3dtunSrn, bic untsr rem
9sisbl rrS Yabit5 pom 8om itcbrn, pubIiSirt. -
9Senn unIere 2clrr wi6en molten parum rr Den 2lr'
titsl I6rist, Ip wCusu mir rS bueu bier Iascn !:
CT it namIib Spn ieinrr 0emcinpr - SrwiB aud
ni6t wc9n 3u 9utem Sstrascn ab8eirbt NOR
Den unp MAN bat Jpn pann weib 9emdtt (ipie
oirs oft aud anrrrn S6padtSpfcn Sei6icbD Die
Nt6tswiGer battrn rS srtban. Dies 1T itun 9es
mug ciuen Sersn Su GtsrSeu9cn, Dap or ben 9rlis
fel ni6t lrinem 2anbe su lisb I&rict, iCncsrn Daft
CT tGSptllis 9csrn lrire Nctcnmcnidsn iibItc, aIs
er brniclbcn abfabte. limb fiibIte CT 9racn bic
9mcritancr--isine 9lidten - ,pje iein sdrritcn
tcipsibt, 70 pabtc er tcincsfaas auf bic &anscl,
unp cS par re6t, paB man ibm Ssfehl CAB risirls
be ,u Serloben. @ssen ale ioIde SeudIrr icGte
auf Die namlifr SBeilc perfabren werpm, wsI6r
unS gd6Rrnliete aufprept9tn wpllrn, unD rra pas
trt ,,iGre Nd 6frn" int Serisn baBen. Die
S6rribersirn FOLDER SGiew6te brn9rn atrr prr
ImrrifaniI6rn Sa6e nur glubrn.