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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

The american Organ states that it is no,
true that any nomination has been made by
the Virginia Known o,hiugs for Governor,
as reported in the Washington Sentinel
The nomination will ere long be made by o
general convention of the party.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

MARRIAGE OF JULIA DEAN-Miss Julia
Dean, the celebrated actress, was married a,
Mobile, on the 24.h ult., to Dr.. Bayne, of
South Carolina, son of the great orator
and statesman, the late Robert Y. Hayne,
formerly of The United States Senate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01
THE FOUR POINTS.

The four points TO which Russia is sale
TO have q. length agreed, as the basis Of new
negotiations, ore the following
/. The Abolition Of the Protectorate o
Russia over the Danubian Principsli,ies, anc
the privileges Of those provinces placed un
der the collective guarantee Of the contract,
ing powers. ...... 49,.
g. The free navigation Of the mouths o
the Danube secured according to the princi
Piles established by the Congress of Vienna
3. The revision Of the treaty Of the l3,t
July, l84l, Tin the in.eres. Of the balsnc,
Of power in Europe" H..
4. The abandonment, BY Russia Of be-
claim TO exercise an Official .pro,ec,orste o.
yer the Christian subjects Of the Porte (,s
whatever RICH, they might belong,) in con
sidera'ion of the powers giving their mutus
assistance TO obtain from the Sultan q con
frmssion and observance of the religion,
privileges Of ell Christian communities.
In regard to the Interpretation which il
put upon these conditions, and to which i
is also said .ha. Russia has assen.ed, we fut
the following paragraph in Liverpool pa
per Of the 18Th January:
1.-THE Debs,s of Thursdsy has an article
by M. de Sacy (ususlIy considered to have
peculiar sources Of diplomatic information
giving an account of the Interpretation a.
greed 10 by the allies at Tho conference, and
accepted after some delay by Prince ;Go,..
schakoff. 10 interpreting The third puaran
tee, 'ihe revision Of the treaty Of 1S4l, in
the in,eres. Of the European equilibrium. , i,
was added that many anterior treaties be-
tween Turkey and Russia also disturb tina,
equilibrium, and that in consequence thew
must also be revised. The Black Sea mus,
be free, and the naval forces of each power
exactly determined.
"Bu, the western powers reserve the right
to take advantage Of the eventualiiies of The
war, at the conclusion Of which they will
be prepared to decide on the military estsb-
lishments end msriiime forces which Rus
sia ought TO possess in future in the Black
Sea. After The protocol was read an sni-
mated conversation followed, in which the
ministers Of France end England in,imated
possible conditions tina, might result from
the facts Of the war. Thus, it is not i'm.
possible that they may insist on the demo.
li'ion Of The fortress Of Jsmsil, and the es.
.ablishmen. in it's piece of neutral fortress,
which would belong to the FIVE powers, end
be garrisoned by common force.
"They nigh. also, perhaps, insist on the
destruction Of Sevassopol, the demolition Of
Its forts, Of its arsensls, and q prohibition Of
their erection, OF the establishment Of sny
military port that might threaten the indie
pendence Of Turkey. Prince Gor.scbsk o.
dissented strongly from these conditions,
and declared he had no power to make any
such concessions. But on the evening Of
the 9th Of January he received the order to
accept without reserve the written protocol
ss basis Of negotiation"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

1t. "ALvARADo" HuNTER-lt is stated
in the newspapers lhs. according to an &C.
Of Congress, passed in 1900, en- officer,
leaving q squadron without the express Or
ders of his Commodore, is Liable to The pun
ishment of death. The unexpected return
of L.. Hunter with the Bainbridge, hes Gre
ated much speculation, end court martial,
it is said, will be Immediately convened
Lieutenant II. has published an address "to
the American public" in defence of his
course. J. appears he was anxious to take
a part in the quarrel between the President
of Paraguay and Consul Hopkins and broth
er. 10 This his commanding officer ohjec-
ted, whereupon the Lieutenant hois,ed sail
and came home. We quote the material
portion Of bis address, as follows:
circumstances in high degree ,nvoIv-
ing the honor Of our flag, have occurred
near the station 10 which | have been at
'ached. No helping hand has been given
TO our unfortunate coun,rymen. Exposed
to the wrath of iyrant, they have been
driven from Paraguay, their property has
been confiscated, and flag, so proud because
it waves as banner for the oppressed of
every land who chose to come under it's
folds, has been, by orders Of petty tyran,,
hauled down and lrampled under foot.
81 could no, help our coun.rymen, be-
cause was not permitted 10 go there wi h
my command. was sent away qrhere DIFF
fculties had not occurred, although the A.
mercan Consul q. Buenos Ayres expressed
his wonder at nv absence from the difficult
~, as though my inac,ion had been a vol
untary one.
"Vessels of war are abroad for the sole
purpose Of protecting the lives, property
and rights of our cities. When found ,ha,
my requests to GO 10 Paraguay were refus-
| ed by The commander in chief of The Brazil
squadron, when one month later he had d.
rect and authentic Information from Lieut.
Moore, of the Navy, Of the actual condition
OF affairs in Paraguay, and the means to send
me orders again at hand; when | saw tina,
the fear of responsibility made the comman-
der in chief yet decline sending me where q
vessel of war was so much needed, ! no
longer hestated, but brough, back my COM
mand to the United States, rather to inglo-
riously 70. in the mud than ingloriously
sail upon the ocean"
1t is believed a. Washington tina, the
President. will order the meme of Lieu
Hunter, Of the cambridge, to be struck from
the naval list without the form of trial, as
The evidence against him, by his own ad-
mission, is deemed sufficient to justify the
most rigorous measures.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

The editor of The Globe is down like a
thousand of brick on the late Exchange
bank, and dares Bayne or Whihers to sue
him. If they were to do so, he says he
would show them up in beautiful style.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

THE KINNEY EXPEDITION Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Courier and Enquirer writes TO that paper
as follows: 81 have reliable information
that if the Kinney expedition attempts 10
depar. it will be stopped by the interference
Of the government. Approximation will be
issued, declaring it TO be military organi-
cation Tor the Invasion of friendly State"
The Washington Union says: owe have
received note from Col. Kinney, in which
he requests us to stale that 'the charges
made in several newspapers TO the effect that
his Central America expedition is o: fill
clustering character, or tina, his arrangements
for giving success and permanency to the
proposed colony involve any infraction OF
the laws of any government or the rights Of
any individual, are entirely without founda-
ton. and made either in ignorance of his
purpose or from considerations Of interest,"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

SHAD.-Fresh shaG have got as far up
the coas. as Portsmouth, Va, but are no,
yet abundant.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

The Ohio Liquor Law has been sustained
bv the unanimous decision Of the Supreme
Court Of that State, on ell it's points
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE, for
January. This number contains much in
teresling and instructive reading matter, is
beautifully printed, and embellished with
good engravings. We are pleased to see
.ba. this magazine has been much improved
lately and bids fair to receive very large
patronage. Subscribers can begin with any
number they choose. S. per annum is all
lha. is asked for it, Address J. NJ. Emerson
s. Co., New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

Hon. w. G. Dawson is spoken of as
KNOWN o!hing candidate for Governor oil
Georgia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

The Washington Sentinel is authorised
to say that under no circumstances will
Judge Douglas accept Presidential nomi-
nation
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

FRANK LEsLE's LADIES' GAZETTE, for
January, which we have received, contains
q grea. many fashion plates, illustrating
Paris, London and New York fashions for
ladies. This is, we believe, the most relia-
bic journal Of fashions in The country. 1t
is published in New York, at So per an
nun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

| AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
We copy the following from the Marlboro
papers-,he Gazette and the .Advocate:
Wooduuze.-Qui,e a fourishing little
village has sprung into existence in the
lower part Of Aquasco district, in this coGn-
~. Woodville is located in very healthy
and pIeassn, section of country, and mum.
Der of planters have erected elegsn. residen-
ces there. Lots are selling from $175 to
1926 per acre, and much demand a, those
prices. ........ ....
A Good Days ~Work.-We have heard
Of feat recently performed by three SER
wants of . gentleman residing in the seventh
district Of this county, which we think is
hard to beat in the way of stripping tobac-
CO. No. stripped 1900 bundles, No. 9
1850, and No. 3 1880! j. .......
Sales of Land.-Another tract ofland, be-
longing to the estate of the late Walter
Smith, near Queen Anne, has been sold 10
Geo. w. Hillefy, Esq, at $75 per acre.
Interesting to Magistrates.-Gov. Lyon,
in reply 10 an inquiry from this county,
has stated that a justice Of the peace vacates
his office by removing from the district for
which he was elected.
The Weather.-On Sunday last the wea.
Their was almos, as warm end balmy as q
May day, and at night there was a storm
of wind, rain, thunder and lightning. On
Monday change took place and the wea-
Their became intensely cold.
ST. MARY's COUNTY ITEMS We copy
from The Beacon Of Thursday lest the fol-
lowing items: g..
The Small Por.-We are happy TO be
able 10 state that this terrible disease, hav-
ing run i.s course ia The family in which il,
originated, has entirely disappeared No
death ensued from it, though there were
some FIVE or six cases. Those persons who
had been vsccinnated are said 10 have had
the disease very slightly. ...t.ff.
Thunder Storm.-We were visited on
Sunday nigh. las. with storm tina. would
have done credit to the sultriest July wea-
.her. The thunder was appalling, the light
ming terrific, and accompanied by violen.
wind and heavy fall Of rain.
A Fine Hog.-Mr. VIM. II. Hayden, Of
this district, slaughtered hog las. week
which weighed The very respectable amour,
Of 494 lbs. s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01
THE MARKETS,
BALTIMORE, January 90. 1855

BALTIMORE, January 90, 1855.
FLouR.-The receipts of Howard Street Flour
are coming in more freely, and will probably in
crease, as the late rains enable the mills to do
full work. Sales of Howard street at SO 40;
Mills at So 81, on short credit. The market was
quite nanimate, purchasers anticipating decline
with increase of receipts. 49,.
GRAIN Uheat.-The market to day of quiet.
though the supply was fair. About 1000 BUSH
els Wheat, and $4,000 bushels Corn were offered
at the Corn Exchange. Holders were asking the
rates of Saturday for good lots, but purchasers re-
fused to operate. Saturdays rates were, for good
to prime reds 100 200 cts, and for fair to prime
whites 100 2O5 cts.
COrl,-Sales of white Corn were made at SO
IS cts, and of yellow at 81 cts.
Oats-Sales of Maryland and Virginia at 4sa52
cts per bushel.
.[From the American of Saturday last
ToBAcco.-The receipts of Maryland are near
ly suspended, and there being no stock on hand,
we are without operations to report in this des-
cription. We quote as before:
Inferior to common Maryland S550aS6: good
common to middiing, S6.25aS6.75, and good to
fine brown S7aS9.
There is a fair demand for both MARYLAND and
Ohio, and sales could readily be effected if there
was any assortment IN market.
The inspections of the week comprise 9 hhds.
Maryland, 100 hhds. Ohio, and so Kentucky
total l6S hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

ExrrcroRAr1oN is most important object TO be
attained in all attempts to cure diseases of the
Chest and Lungs. The Cough which is so dis
cssing, is an attempt to throw off all foul matter
existing in the air passages irritating the men,
brane, and expectoration gives great relief
Guinn's Wild Cherry Pectoral possesses this de-
sirabe quality, throwing off the diseased and NOR
bid matter, aifording ease and comfort to the pa.
tent See advertisement.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

HAMpToN's VEGETABLE TiNcTyRE. BY its
mild actions the stomach liver and the kidneys.
will cure dyspepsia, cough, asthma, bronchial aud
lung affections; pains in The back, side and breast:
consumption, scrotula, rheumatism, govt, neuralgia.
fstla, piles, bo,cel complaints, and aeruoas
debHHies-with all diseases arising from impure
blood, and is the greatest female medicine ever
known This invaluable medicine is working Won
ders upon the human frame. The letter which we,
publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted. We lately had conversation with
venerable clergyman of this city who detailed to US
the particulars of most remarkable cure effected
by this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sorcly afflicted with a scrotulous affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority
prove beyond all doubt, that there is virtue in
Hampton's Vegetable 1tnctit,e, which can be found
in no other Observation-Disclosures kep"o''ca" and
.4,gus.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-02-01

ALEXANDRIA, January 90, 1855.
GRATN.-Wheat.-W quote red 100 1876 cts;
white l95 100 cts.
Corn-90 cents.
Oats-4S 81 cts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
leOer! Geoer !!
@iIIi a N @ ri m.

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madt fsineu Sreunben unb Dem Yubltfutn ibsr.
baupt bic 9u,eige. bd6 er has Gurriers ppsr ees
bsrberetter. Gel66ft nod iumer, unb s!pnr arfse'
bebnter ais einmaI tetrstt, am Gle Der gDeli'9as
milton uno I4tsn StraSe, ssSenaber SaesHtua's
@ahtaus. Sen sbea einaelester ScrtrefftHer
Stcf beltebt aus 9sber SON tstrr Seidretbun8i
ireI6es er an ben olerutebri9frn prfilsR atfesfa
mirp, ais bd III
Semlo6 uno Gi6en GobQeeer' ron Ger
aaerbeften Sorte BON peri0ieoenen
9reiIen, ie nob Der Sualitdt; SaIbfels
+ le uno Sberleoer, fpanii1e Stoes, II. f.
No.,
alIsS bonn tslen uno gang titlia. gr ssrtduft
lein eeOer 70 rpctlfril ais man es in 9bIarelpbta
befOnmen fam.
Sbrdu BON Scr;Hsli6er SuaIttdt tmmer auf
SanO unp an 9bilarelptiaer preilen su orrfaufen,
S5Gute BON ieter Dirt werrtn an ben b5dfen
grsiisn i'm auetauI4 fit gSaarr pbrr fir Saars
eelp aneenpmmsn.
bay Srsenp Semdnt, Der etras aus bieIrm
Sadie brau6t pirp es nie Serfeblen psnn er bel
itm anlft, incsm ernirgrnbs bilIt8er unp mr6r jur
3ufriercnbeit trpient perpen pirb.
Danfbar fir bereitS 9cnr0sne ltGerale Inter
ltiibuns, rirb rr fths INNER an9cle9rn ein ln6en,
feline &unben nit 9inftlidteit ;u tepirnrn uno bic
i3abl brrIelbcn gu scrmcbrcn. Seecrmann ill
frelnbI6aftlt6 einselaSen anjurufen.
Qlentcpn, Sert. 27. natr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SefentltCbe 9Senbu.

gluf Greitass BEN 23lcu @ldr3, I'M t2 llGr
Nttass, iclen am 9aule hes llnter;eiGnctm in
Ssipelbers Gauni4tp, 9ena Gauntp, fpissnpe DR.
tifsl auf SHenllidsr 8enbu Sertauit rerpen
3 fri6msltenps Jtdbe, 9 trnsenSs Rnprr, Gin
junscr But, 4 SGweine, cine Sstt gjdnf9' Yfer'
pesflhiu, Gin sutrs sinlpSnntBee 9ifrpsssldur,
pFussssiairr, 2 g9Ssen nit Boobies, 8 phise,
wOsen elmer Gin Scr8pFus IT, 2 Gssn, 6suIsis
tern NIT S4emsl, 9aass rio ad6en9erStbe, rne
aabsre glrtttel gu unasnoIita gu rnelogt.
Die getinsunsu AM OertauFstase uab Iuf'
rartans Scn
Stspten g S6mibt.
Gttrunr IS. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
81 q 6 l. [ 0 /.

iprb btrrtt segcten an rte Grtsn, Grestterrit UNI
ale piejenigen, psI6e iptsreer. lFre IN ben Ssr'
mSsen unp ben SintcrlaiIenlfdit trlssrper u
2e6a Gaunts, pertortenen gsriDner, r1dmlld)
Die 3ebuuna pen Scspb GStnner uno S9otbinf
3ii3sufub, acknowledgements osr Ioiuitrtailsa9of
Dss pstierbtnsn gser9e NNtuer.
Dis RStnun9 ren penrp ptnrtee, Gentntrd;oI
ron Zee olustraiItnib0ft ets 9ttllOrbtntH AnsetIo
Sthetsr.
Die Rsanuns peu Smcn ecetrio une Mtuiam
Daniel, Ibnliulltratcrcn Oetcns ucn ren efr ialGr'
tdiisuthatt bss rirlicrbenen SSitidm 0auiis.
Dlr 8ebnun9 peu SdScb &snnsL IT. Suaroian
ucn psIarius Stbned.
Die &ttbnuue ron Scbn 2rumbaurr G'uaroian
rcu Sarab Ssem, lsetbn Sarab Ssd9er ttnss Ger
minoridbri9cn 8inor cts perlcr6snen Slias Sta9er'
Die &ttbnun9 ron ScitPb Str, gaGreian yen SD'
oia Snpocr.
Die RSbuur9 ron Srniamiu GrinL aemiuiitratcr
pen Der pintsr!afisnibaftb psrltcrDtnsn aorapah
Sensrmaebtr.
DIE 8sbnuns ptn Stspbsn SRitIsr nao StIemcn
Ecpsr, Acknowledgement pcn ptr ptntsrlaPenlbaf pss
psritcr6sutn Scbn @iIIer.
Die Rtcbnun9 pcn !6cnrr SriSe, aemnttrater ncn
Der bintSraItuibaft ots pertcrtSnen @abttb SatEp.
Die Gstbnune pcu Stspbcn Sacbnon, amcs 3as
bsuclo. 28tlam .Rrault uno paul Srunl aomlnNtra'
loren rcu Ger pinttratnlchat oes psrterbrnsn 2an'
tel SnprIrp pGjuaroan ron NRarp Gbtrt eIne mtnesr'
I6brt9e ScCbttr pcS ptrltcrbsntn peter Geert.
Die 8etbunu9 pru Srisnb adsr, aemtntlfrotcr Srn
Ger 5utsrlaiItnihaft Der pcrtcrtentn Gqbetb ader.
Die 8shnun9 pcn 9Iutban9srlnou, Guardian ron
parri6 loaroIpcrt. ..-
Die Sshuuns pcn Gbartss 8. 0idcnfdiSo, @u0rs
oian pcu Oartn @romau, cine mtneerlabrt9s &ed)tSr
oes peritcrGtntn Daniel @rbmar.
Die Rebuuua ucn Daniel Hcarsr uno Scnos
IBcautr, apmiuiltrarrSn pcn Der pntrIaItntbott
usritcrbencn .benrD alsdptr.
Die 0acGnuns ron 8. 6. ecn9ntdtr. acn'iniltratrr
pcn rsr pinttrlaNtnlhaft ets eerlterbcntn MarN
Sbrmpicn.
SaS sis Grs.".Srtu uno Ibmnirotcrrn Ter beia9'
ten 5iutsrlaitnlhafttn uuo Guarbtous ibrS &thnun'
sru in Der c9iErotcrs:2ptsubs in aacnaun. IN uno
fir 9ttba @ountr, cin9aro9eh babtn-pclbe &sb'
uunssn Dem gHaiIsn9tridt ucn brEa9tan 9stltn, ;ur
8statsuns urrstt9t nsrrsn icIsn, I'M Geurtboulel IN
bSlasrr S,Got, Guf Dtnltu9s ben 2tsn aprtl, 1850
UNI 10 lLhr &ermitta9f.
Samuel Gotper, Re9iitrirer.
Tr6ruar %. 1abe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Sefentli0e 9Senbu.

guf Mttwr6s ben f4ten NGrs,, UNI ~ lltr
glittags, lclcn fOl9cnre artitrI All Der leBtterts
aeu g1pbnuns pes Srrltprtenrn . anielS.
8iee, (nabe Scmr[rS Ndble,) in atlrn 9aun.
l6p, saOrtbantpton Gaunts, uuf BfentIi6er Ssns
bu pertaiit wrrpen, namlid:
6reI 51iIte, eiIerns unp fupferne Seiel, Stan,
ner, 3itcr. Better mb Settltrllen, elm 6ods unp
3psi Stuben'Ssfrn nit 9tcbr, ;pei tltrsn, cine
BiGIe, Gin GarrYaa,g ,gBasen unb @sI4irr, Dest,
GdIGrant, Slide, Stdbls, Elm Sctt Carpets, 3nn.
,paaren, ianimt elmer srcben Serl6isbenbrt con
Sauss, Stiarns unc anprn @rasbI6aften ;u uut.
ii6nbIiG gu melosn.
Die 8sSinsunsm ant Gertaufstusr rmS 9tufs
trartung Ron
8 Sefepbsauba6, ap'rr.
5etruar %. som
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SeFfentli0e 95enbu.

Ocmcrag5 BEN 6iru IS3, um l2 ubr Dit
tags, olcn an 0lule pcs llatlrJSthnetcn tu9torps
98pcitBua laMGdl,p. yedd GaHtp, iclsenrs ar-
tifel auf tiIcntlt9er GeHcu psrEauft merpen, ndns
lid:
5 pfubc, 2 Saocn 3tSlris, eiusr 5jdbris unr
,mr Nabren. cine popun trascne 8 9abr olt, 6
quite Mit4 .&abe, rdYCn friidmeltenp unp bic
annern ,nci 9rpb trasrnp, 8 Stiid jun9ss Seb,
If Shid S6meine, Stid S6aafr, 8 g8Sgrn,
smri papon 4sautS 0aScn mp ecr arctrs rih
ltarter rretSSuIs sea8cni spd 8ansstrs siret sett
Ssulsitern nit Sc9smrl, 1 9fliiee, 3 YFdsswaa.
gen. 2 e01sn, DrelhmaIHine init pfrneSerdlt,
aue grten 9ferssssI6irr, cine 5ter Settc, uno nlle
artsn anpern Jtetten unp ipnInp6 pise Saurri5es
rGtbIdaItcn ;u rsitldufig gu msIeen.
Die grOinsunssn an Grrtaufsta9e unb stui
rartun9 ppll
2(mo5 Gtauier.
Ss6ruur 81. rq3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Seffenttt6e 0enbu.

RpntasS tpO Disunass ben 12fen unp f3tn
MdrS nd4frns, I'm llbr 0atmirtasS, Ioaen
an Der lcstbcri9eu gBubnuns bes Serltrrbenfn
VI atb6us S6ulB, In NiebermtllCr6 5auas
iGtp, eeta Gaunty, auf tfeatII6er genpu srrs
fault ipsrpen =
Cine @rerne 2dnt geit 2A$r, plGFerptern
uno S&tiltrn, icrrS nit @sfdirr, Gtfen S4h,a
pcin, Seprp unC Sretter, QBmitmaiahe, Sattrt,
9,lattbi6lr, Cr5t, S6rribetst, Sd6sr, 9ratr;;
Spinirdprr, StiRen, 8 8etten unb Set.taSen,
SauS' uno SaduBr, SlGdfen, gesrten unS 8Cls
len grtaA, l5ru4tlad, 6I6enl6ranf, Gtd6Tej
&upfr. unb e0en.SfIci, cine eTceee -Sassridehfns
teit 9Ilrn., 9tra. mo gcrsenaiH. @rG6trr, nebr
rtelrn antrrn 9auaGoltMtiEr( gu WfItISuftis brr
81 melorn.
Grfpt unt Nufrartun9 prtl'
@nttpuqG G6uGb, m,,,.,
81, Samuel g 6Nib, W ''s'
S5eEruar %. na3uf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SaacufG1UGs 6 eqzgtaGEor.
28. 81. 9fepnotos, >. a., 91rinsipat.

Snccm Sir ongcBrtiTCne 0tiunbhsit fes Gkrir
Srn. Srgler renielben teirp8rn bat, Die 8srroI'
tuua bes 2llIentppn GsWinars am S4iuiIa bet
iebigen GerRnS abjutrs.sn, 70 roito teid5te5 Sn'
ititut yptr ieEsr 3e!t en pur4 feH uatprSei9Eetla
perpa!tgt yperoeH. Die Grsunrs unp Conner ter
Sau!e tiao siemit beno6riatist, oab ptefcl6e pom
lilen sra! ar son pem untcr;aAneten iriro selet'
tet percet mad rem bis5trgen 70 erfclgrethen
plan unp mad ben n6niihsn SepnSyngen fir
rrgclmdsgen llnterridt unp 9etbfsaa8. Ga'
pas SduS pStig eusert9tst ii sur sIufnabme ei.
nrr tstrGGilitb grtGersn avjatI ecn ShGlsrn, ale
bie;urrr, linp Gltern adtuu8soeu erludt. me nit
itrsr tlntrIdsung ;u be9ualtt8Gn, uno fino rtr'
iidlsit pdb ibre Sphne rte icr9iamiir gutmerf'
iamLett trGlltsA ,verpen. Gis sstrchsnGt Gtns
riAtangen Su i6rer 9uindbms une gequsmlitteit
icrsrtl ala fir ibren llntaritt, iinb umfan0reid
unb pereCn brTeutittb aden entirrfGen.
SaS WIaStben ScpGrtcment
ntre ctenfals tstebaltcn, pe ttsber. Gtflbreut
iulp oeIdlidte gcGrer gum llnterrd,t ccrtten finn
eelihrt, urp nirp untrr ter StTdufliht nee
bqiusiyals IisHcn, mO CO wrO unlrrt glufsats
Setr, eincu vcrn &urius elmer pirptgcn uno ge.
ptsssnen wettIidsn Grjtrpun9 gu 9ettH.
Die @eGluoun9tn fir 0ItShi9un9 uUo lIntlrrIt
ltno wis fcl9t
WGnnlibeS Oepartement.
SefSIftauno uuo luterrbi fur btu Strmtn
ron ftnf NRenattu, $40 90
llntfrrisbt fGr Sbultr untcr Jcbn Sobrsn, 20
pptIrbsn it,n unc ;pGlf II 90
dbcr apGlf, 10 90
@eibttbes Seportement.
ltttirrd,t fir Stbdltr ttsr pRu SobrI II 90
unter thn Sabre, w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SefentliC6e 8enbu.

glittwcGs unb DpnnerRass BEN 81. unp %
Mdrs ud6lenS, fol- am 6aulr bes llnteri6rtefes
rrn, in SbgmilIcrp Sauni6p, eeGa Gaunts, auf
EHsntti6cr gsncu ssrtauft perpsn:
pFerpe unb 9ierossei6Irr, MldfdHe, 2 Sim
Der, eih Bull, S6aOfe, S6mrlne, pRiiBe, Gssen,
@dsen unb &arrsn, Spsrr. uno Jtii6 .Getisn,
Stbeiftn, Steini4lssSl, Drift, unb Seusatsln,
Snldflein, tupferne unb rilrrne SeGcl, 8rttrr,
1iI6e, Stdble, Bdnte, g9cu. uno Spinn.2Scrr,
Sa6er, Safer. Climber unb FONT nch ollerlci
I3aus- unp Saufrn.9trdt9e su trsittSuftis uues
~ nlefben.
Die geubu besiunt tim t2 llbr 1ittaes, mo
bann bic Seoinsunsen bstannt scma6t wsrcer
ben Dartp g8isanp.
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