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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Geoer! Geoer! I!
@ilIia N @rim.

gSi II a m u t m,
tHaGt fetncu 5rrunren unS Srm patlitam strs
baupt bic glnieisc, pae er raS Gurriers pbrr Gee
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milton unp a6trn Straes, scseniibsr 5asentuA'S
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Stod bsflfGt aus 2cbrr BON jcbrr ScI6rsituhs,
wcIGes sr dh ben aIlernirrrisfm Yrsiirh asitfer
wtrp, als ba In
6emlof uno Giben SoDaeber peH Der
otlerbefen Sorte bon perfbieeefien
9reiien, ie no6 Der Sualitdt ; &dlbfels
lie uno Sberleeer, iponif6e &iebs, Il. +.
i6.,
allrs pom teTrn unS gang tifIis. Gr Srrfahft
iein 2Csrr 70 weblfrl ais nldi tS in YbifaStfSbid
bctpfnmcn fam.
SDran SCn Spr5Esl6er SuofitGt ihfnef auf
6ano un6 an 9bilabrIptiaer @rriIrn ;u SrrtaHfrn.
0Gufe Scn lrbrr 2Irt pertcn an bcn bsaleR
Srrilen int austaui4 fir gSdare USrr fir 8aard
grlp ansrnrmiitcff.
pS- Srgcnb Semanb, her rtstns ais Siffem
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inn anruft, inrrm nir9enps tiat9er uns mtbt Suf
3ufrirrenbsit .treirnt werbsn pirb.
Sanfbar fir tertits 9enpiene liGrrale Inter-
lGBuns, ipirp er itts INNER anSfls0fn Itn fdBtn,
feline &unpen nit Sinftli6tcit ;u tcSirhrt une bic
3obt rcrIrlteh sd sGrinebren. SepermanR il
freumpI6aftlt6 ein9elabrn anjuufen:
Glentrpn. Sept. 81. rqb1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Sefentlt6e Senbu.

Dicnlags zen 20Rcn 6etruar, C6oItnn6D I'm
10 ll6r 9RittasS, Ipaen an Sauic peS llnterjei3s
netcn in Sips@8britbaa SamIbip, 2cGa Gauntg,
fplsenre Glitter bfcntIt9 Yrrtauft wereen, ninilh:
6 sprtrrIFidr 9ferpr-pcrntcr Srei 5lnliltrn
pierte tnp, aud trfinrrt Fh barunter en gutter
Weber rnp Elm sttc6 Sattsls9fcrN, 3pci BON Der
Nn;atI FnS GjrGY Y.Yferpc Sabrc alt, - Smrt pa'
Yrn ltnp i6nrrr I6warSe 9ferre mb 8 Sabr
alt,-rinS paSon Elm 14wrrr5 traunrs 9fcrp s
SaEr alt-unp zines papon it cine CUTE 6iillrn'
NldGrc s Sabr alt pcl6c5 in Der tcitcn 3eit ii !;
S5crncr Gin tarfcr brettraSsr9er gGa8cn 10 gut ais
nru, cin itarfsr I6maIraperioer s8a9cn fir 9fers
nc, Gin ilarfrr srprts9SulS SGnScn, @ferbc9ci6tr
fir Yirrbe 70 gut ais rru, Gin Gubr Sattrl,
5lie8nneBe, 3 GrS.Sapirs, 2 gfId9e, cine Steifs
mage, cine OrittnwanSc, cine 5inftrrtrttr, onorre
IGetten unp &ettrnitrGn8e unp icnIt nod StsIrrIrt
anrrre 2trtfI ;u umlinpliA gu mclccn. .
Die SeOnsunsen bic Mrnate Grsrit in iiA
fa6rn am Srrfaui1ta9c unp Guiwartun 9prn
Solepb 8afanbob.
San. II, 1855. nqbS
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Sypfepb st SS1fp unb So.

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9Itubar0 unb Sos Stcbr, uno 9crobs Der SobfitIcws
oollt ec9cntbtr, 700 e curn Stcd SBaartn tin9Ie9t
bobtn scr uitbt dterrcfcn rusrocn tonn uno e iiuo
klt snibriItn bsbiui9tn 9Sw.gcrtlr Yrsils bier elm:
;uftibrtn uno an otnflbtn gu ptrf0ufsn.
9euts Die Nantc: coer Sadubrsn brauhcn, tSunen
fc9tnbe elite uno 9rcle culcbeu uno fd dtCr;ru9tn,
ooB tti Scltpb s Ito uno59cmp bleis SatbSn
6i(ocr ptrtauft psrccu OILS ir9euo lrnitpr,
GSutt actpnS etpinc Botibcu, rparrantrt out 3tt
gu bdtcu, fur $24 bis $50
Gutt octptue bttatbto scaptr, 25 " 35
gatent 2coprr, 30 " 100
6rlNnrpotntes esupsr 5uutin9 @atfdss45 q" 125
Guts, rlbcrne Scptne, II
Dctotheo ecaper, 10 " 10
" 4attnt eeaptr, Is 25
9'ruItuaSctn fir ct Cts. bis $40.
Sbrriuee ;u l24 @ts. bis $40.
NCtt cbiocn babtn iie mob elm oll9emcincs 2tfcr:
tspsnt rcu Surptlrp uno Sttsrpoorrn ju rpcittiuf9
bier onjufdbrcr.
o. ltUe 9Eaorcn tpCrfcu payrantirt has Su len
fir mas le pertauft ptrpcn.
Tcparaturcn an Sadubrrn, u.f. 10. mtrosn
IbnsG out unb biui9 oerritbtct uno oa or. ltc be:
tanht iitals Gin pCrjd9bsr artstrr bistm GSihift
bcftu Ts ufsinsn Iiterasn SbtiI eSs Sftutbsn 3us
lpruhS.
4atntrwn. SUM 2a. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Sir pfercc uno Menfben.

ONb fISlCS uHO IvhtHINDSll.
Cine mcbr oIS l6iibri9c Grfabrun9 bot be Shat
iatbs flt9ClteIt, baB Wcrtbants bsrGbmtcs Del fir
pfros roer lnsGrial Somilicn Gmbrctaticn htt meis
lttn S6llc briIt uub ollie Iche linocrt ais:
Spotb, Shwnbc, Rin9trnc, gBine9ollcu, Iclslles
bel, GcrtdIhu9en, jsrtrchenc .oufc, Shramncn,
trthe s8unocn, Serrcutun9st, S.udhbun9eu ST.
Hula, Sdbnun9tn, 9cfcuuecrtc Stigt, Hbeun,attsni,
SIBipunoCn pcn SbCrtn, &erbrtnnun9cn uno &Gr:
brdbun9Cn, SrcitbCulcn, auf9criBcuc pdnet, 9r6m:
pft, 3uIammcn;tebtn Der Mustttn, GtfhwGlte,
Sbpabbtit ocr gctcntt, perbGrtlts Brittle, II. (.
no, u. |. No., Il. 10.
Der uupsr9ltblihs Grfcl9 biclts SaS in Der Ssi:
lun9 pru Srontbcisu cer Yfrrre unb ocs bcrnSitbs.
uno ftltt in WcnlhrufEciih wro Den Bausrn td9lib
mrbr brtannt. SIS wtro taum 9c9laubt, auecr pcn
Schcn Die cs Itt tdn9crrr Scit in tbrcn S6lcn uuo
4odutrn gum Gttrailtb battcn, pcIb elm Yttauf pcn
Sbmcrisu, ssiosn uno 3et bureb ole scit9t 2tnpcn.
eun9 oieits Sels Cripart nire.
o. Seio rcriiftta uno d6er;tuat CAP Ger Same
oes cinS9en Gi9satbdmcrs, gcCr9s 9S. G1crhant.
ecdpcrt 81. D., I'M Sait auf rcr SCte Der Slaibc
un6 ttne odrS ff15rr;:f ibCr Dem 8crt itb tsfnec
2(lle an rem @iotntbGnsr aporsgirtS 8stelIuu9cn
wsrbcn prompt bcrtdfbt9t.
&trIhafTt cub Elm pamphtst prn Den I9crtcn uno
tst prlhe GEuuocr bicIs Ioi;iu lhrn pcrribtG hat.
Bum @trtouf bei sGrpis Shnliot uno &C., 2nIsn=
tcpn 9runsr uno 8rdber, Gatoiauauo; 9. uno'gp.
GjrcG, Shncdspiut; une I'M Gjrcgsn bsi Gilbtrt.
98cns uno &C., 3. g8. Drrtt uno Scbn, s. &tttt
uno Co., philadelphia.
Nyai 3. 1854. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
.ilton Ct, 2tQentown

Siuo tdr 6iShtr srbaltcnc &uuSIho i'm 5utban:
bt lSbr bantbar uuo bctftn ourtb trtnae lufmtrts
lamttit au ibr 6sbdft uno burtb itoe mG9lidc 3tls
ucrtrmmtnbtt ib cine Srrtteun9 Der fc ltbtraI &c:
nclTtncn Sunt ju;uiitbtru Sic wdulbsn bcm PUB:
lttum bic &batiatbE ;u Gtmdt9t 5u fubren, hag iie
Stipe
9raftiibe Sutmad)er
iuS uno cine laugt stbrjsit uus9sonbsn battu, une
cabrr br 9tlbaft purb9dn99 urritcbcn in all rCBSR
perlhlteenen 5ptt9tn. SlG ptrtrtl9cn outt ote tcs
ncn i'm 9artts bntou1ttbeu unb nrtb ,rn tigSl prbs
siler," bcpcil is tbr SRatsrIal pcu btn Smpcrturs
fdr G6dJ toufn uno eiucn errgcu She'll ibrer grtct
idbit rsrrCbtcn. g8ci iis 9rcBs GtIbdits tbun, f.
tSunen ne atfcrocn on tletncn prcftcn IN psrtaufn
uno neil s tbr bauopert prrlttbrn, 70 basn iie nur
quite IrUeitsr. Diess no cini9e Der llrabcn, ,parum
man SftErs bic Semtrtun9. bort Dap 2Sieoer uno
8Optr 10 fbSns ,ptite fir 10
Grifaunlib billi9e preiie
psrtoufIn. Se BADEN imRsr Die nsurlttn @bitaoet.
pber unO 9isupcrttr Stplcs auf bouo, 70 noB SHE;
manc bang Su isIn traubt, sinsn olmCeistn out ans
seban9t 5u triS9sn.
suit ruff bSi un6 on, ss ulathi tetu lutsrbicb ws
eutr 1cpf 9tfrrm it, mir osrtbtrn Cutb pen ciusul
,,Sit" in untrm 9rc6sn Ifcttmsnt, es III tmmsr Gin
out u fnocn oer paBt.
9onotcbrbaltsr iiuo defenders crIuht bst uns ans
;urufn, iuorm mir ibncn odtC uno 8appsn mcblkis
Ter als cie 8Scblitttu pcrtoufntSunGn. Sin ercets
aNtrtGntnt ren oHerbOuo Srtb9dtcrn 1T c6SnfaIs
inlmtr auf 6anr.
5tGuor l5,Is5l. uqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Tertiacn &leioern


fir oerblt uuo 93intt sttYCUit5nri9t bobNn, wtrau
ns bic ufniramtlit2 2(utr tinSn uClhC aus oEm bttin
uuo pchlitlittn Strd III pSbtn wtnbtn, ptr IN TIC;
Itr oauwn Rlajru n fuoln 1T. Sbrs nEutn eUtr,
bsisbtno aus sud- GoiimireS, SSittn9s, etc., ptrcsn
an ShSubtit uuo ScrtrtffIlhttt nr9tnes ubTtrcltn,
uuo .6uuorn tSnutu por0us wiblcn cotr ttIttNtnw0
e .pitnibtn, spathis uri tltm Str ouf olt turFltE
an,sias uuo i pEu uitrtrlttu YrttRn pIrtr9l w'rc'
Cine 9rr6s &trihtrSnbtt
G0de, 5ooItn, &citen, etc. ~
pcn itcsm pattern, @oriaat uno shnitt fnott man
u itctr 3lt flrti9 ouf oouo; c Oub cine 9rtFS UNI
ausselutbtt &tribtrSubett Hcn mcot9tn
Serren SarnjiainSs s@itern,
ats 6auSIhubc, Strdmpft, StorfS, Cellars, Sahsn'
tidtr, bcilutr6str etc.
Slt lopsu allies &rtt Gin, rpcltbS immCuit S6r9tn'
al MAIDEN puniht. bG ihuGn ouiuruftn une ooourd
so bis 20 Yrcjsnt bsim SOul rIutr SSlntcrtItiotr jr
sriporeu. 22sr pclltt raS niht 6tbtril9cn! .
NJ Griuusrt eud Nts Srts SIC. 81 Sit:6omit
ton Strats, Nbras 9tstnttCr Der 8sirrmirtsn STRIDE
gacpemttr l. 1854. nlb'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
sc q Cb + / CD t

wrt 9irrmit 8cScte, DAP bic llntcrjridhrtcn ais
gtpminitratcrrn ppn Der 6incrlaiienIdaft Der prrs
ltprbrncn Sarab &ern, lcBtbin ppn Der
StactQamtcpn, 2r4a Co., ernannt wcrpen itnp.
gtQe bicjcnaen paErr, trcldc nod an tcio9tr 9in-
tcrla0cnI6aft i6ulpi9 Iinp, wrrprn bieutit auf9e'
fcrprrt innrrbalb6 6 98r6rn an;urufcn unp atju'
tr,aBlrn.-llnb Solde bic nod rrdtmGBi9c 5cr'
brun9cn Gatcn, Inp rbrnfaa5 criudt IcI6e in'
nmboIb Der brin9tcn 3eit wpHIfrfdti9t ein3ubrin'
gen an.
Gomoro &crn, g. @beitbau.
Swcn &crn, 90.
SoItpb 8ittmon, Saucon.
San. II, 1855. na6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Setter, SalsHuB; etc.

Die tEtt Wsoijn 9c9cu Scttcr g tSffuH
s. T. uno fur; gr9En ir9cno Gin Gusfubrth; bic ie
Dem publttum gum &crtauf oueCtcSn purbe, III irss
tEn pcn Cinrm ctabrrhsu 8drscr subcrsitet unb in
Dem Sutbltrbr rCr lIntrrScibnsttt gum 8srtauf bns
ttrlc9t wcrrCn. NiCclbe bat rcb ME ibren 3psf
prfiblt, irnrSrr in icrsm Soil. NO snadt anpsuud
9Cbrauebt purre, 9cbrfen: Ssbr ricte S6ils tti9sr
art fno eurb ottflbt turirt mcrrrn. gs III biss
fidbcr tsin oumbug. unb irrcr rsr Nisfbe sctrauff
ptro baIo prn esrtn Site tbujcu9t wstrtn. SRoI
lprsbs on tsi
&cCf. @utb un6 Srerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Sefentlt0e g5enbn.

Samaa9s ben 2ARru 5cbruar 1855, I'm 4
llbr sta6mitta5s, ipllen an SauIe rrs llntrrIGrta
tsnen, in StcrioucpR SauHi6ip, 9e6a GauHtb,
auf Bifentli6er Srnpu Srrtauft prrrm
4 9ferrs, pcrunter Elm SpridSii6rs 5amilirt
Yfcro, @hI4sStbt, 9emdtss StlaaE Sieb, Rins
Der, Sbweinc, elm pei9dulerasm anb 8ptbs,
9fIiise, Gs9e, 3 9IGiirs8utrpnse, nSmIttb silt
GarrYaa NIT Sanncn II. Deidlrl, Gin Etina6e neues
6alinssGpp s8asrn, Gins keinabc ncae guaoy,
CINE srC6e Serl6irrsnHeit einipdHni9rs urb 3pe-
ipSnnises 9frrrselGtrr, SeuIeitrm unb S6emrl,
5ru6trcff, Senisn, Scbsln, Scbtsr, S6aufrln,,
Ssus uno Nll. .GsttIn, nrbit rintr Srrl6trbrr beit
anprrrr 2rtitel Ju lmfGnrli6 5is mrlbrn.
Die ScbinSun9ru am SerFduistasr mb gluf%
partun9 srR
Sofbua Srep.
6etruar Z. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Sefentlt6e 9SenDu.

Ccnntritoss cen 22ittn Sttruor uatbitsus, nm 10
llbr @crmttaos, lrutn am pou[t ets lIutCrBihntttn
IN SdowhGthalI Saunfbip, etda Gauntn, fctEnet
Nrtitd ouf cIIinttthrr @rnou psrtOuft wErNtn
4 quite Sthaf.Yfirrc, elm 9utcs brttiIbrlSts Sill:
ltn cine quite C5Sulss Subrt, iommt IHa9tn uno sc:
lhirr, 5 rtrtrtffItbe &dbs, 4 SdIrt, Gin Sulcn, 3
0altu. 4fsrriNibrr, ipti &itrSSuts:GSa9tn, ein
Sarn, Gin GritopN. Yfd9t. , @l9tu. @ncmimt,
ocukjtcrn unp ShimGl, , Orcfhmoicbintn unopftr;
rsatrvoltt, Ger 4ts Sbtil Cincs 98ibtrru:Sbittrs,
oStblittcn, SrcrrtNtn, SuhtrIn, Syiiit- uno .oEu:
0otcln, Sruhtrtft, G5rasinitn. unr irrt nctb cine
arcGe Nn;obt ouOsrs Observation-Disclosures Su ptit;
l4uitia III msIrtn.
0it @tOinsuu9Su am @trt0ufSt00S uno Infpor'
tun9 rcn
Ytter s. BUS.
Sanuar "a. naeN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Quf0ei0pbene @purt.

Cine aufsrlhc6ens Baifuicurt rcr 8iertclidbrs
otu Sjeuu0tu, IL. (. NJ, rll ouf 9rutass, Ten t9ttn
Ssbruor, um 10 llbr &rrmittoqs IN rem Gcuribouis
IN auSntouu. 9ttba Gaunt, 9cbaItSn Iptrntu, pcusb
iid att oisicni9sa bis @0bilH 81 vsrritbtlu baben,
rtbttn t6nncn ..
Samc6 9S, Mliftcp, Gtbreiber.
SsGruar 7, 1855. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
6erobieeun8 eer preife.s
S1pllolpaD's y lien mnO SaIbc
2(uauf O.

1icfe fanSfn G1tbiiincu rpcrbCn in 3utunft ourdb
ois eouStn @Sr. Staattu ptrtout rpctrtn 81 fr9tn:
ben prCiitn:
8ttints SGpfbn cerr 9rr 25 Gents onftatt 81
gGitltre 10 90 621 S7b
Gjrcg TO rp$l 90 " $3.50
VrcflTcr 6cttcwapt SaOrittn fnN in SIC. so.
gRaicSn cane, 9lca gtrt, uno Sc. 24I, Gtraub,
eeuecu.
Sauuor 90. SuI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
9Seber'S NDtcnbu0.

Sierte, permebrte uno osrbeBerte 1hfla9e.
grm Ubisen bcreits irbr alsemsin eihsefibrtsn
Nctentud III rieser cine neur Gahdst rrl6ienenj
peI6e nit Selen 3uIaBrn tsrsi6rrf unb irbr pers
tessrt ipurrrn IN. 5rrr s8rtcr f6eint feline JspI
fen ;u l6rusn, um iein Nctrntu6 Der siinaisRsn
aufnatme piirris Sa .mu&eT, So sntbaH iess
427 G6ptati m6 GGrrselanst, fdt att @eIt|
senbeiten. Gs ii iii unierm guafttr tttm g&S
bsnb unp Gtnslu gu batrn.
Ged, @utb unb SrertSr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
81 4 II t 8!

BtSntS, Drcbs, MortSdses, II. T. ~, f4Sn
uuS Iauber auf sutrS pasicr srpradt--ic pie aud
ycrtrrfHideS prrgamfnt-5u rertaufen an ben
rsdtcn yrsiIen lei
ScG, @utb uno Srcrler.
9ucntrwn, ga.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Tc1tc Gilfcr.

Nd uuo SltuborN nibmtu rttIi Stt4nhtlt nm
" ,,cit 0au;t N8ttt uno Nt ittrt9t MtnlhbEt ;u
b;nathribtlstu, rap cGtEn ibrEu ntun StSd zen
ipltnoibtn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
6. NS. Stunt,

Nedtssgtn walt- (ATToRNEY AT LAw)
Office an Der Sietentcn StraBe, brct Gbtirrn
uSrblid pom 6TentiGsn Sirred, aarntrwn, pa.
ausult %, 1854. nN3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
MufoeIDDbene @Durt.

Cine aufscihc6enc Gcnmcu pltos Court fir escha
Gauntr, icI ostacn pttetn in HlICutauu, anfanacr0
am SRrntd9 Den l0tn SGbruar, I'm 10 llbr 0crmit=
toos, mann uup prttit duc ntrI6iris gcrlcurn I'D,
Cinjufnctn baten.
s. s. Samaets, 9rctb.
TC6ruor 7, 1855. nl}m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
0r. -. fsifca1el,

(s6 emals mebrere Sabre proftiiber3abn
ar3t in bieier Staot,)
IN webeum bier wcbnbaft, unp fat feline Sffees
i'm pellifcn Gnbe Der SprfelIpws' toalle, mo &c
bcrett III, benen aui;uwarten, wclfe Irine Sirnlt
ais 4trursiIarr uup meaonilAer 3oHnarSt tsSiit'
gllcutUpn, Dec. t3, 1854. nq3@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Germans 8tlbniB.

SlNuiTs tts ctritcrtCncn Gbrru. 4 n a III | n
Serm q n iiuo in uukrm 8uhitcbr Su 10 Gsntt
cas- Stid ;u bopGn. Sin manohts Gjcnleiuoe9Iico
ocuSu ras 2(notntsn tinrs trsusnsecbrcrs thtutr it,
miro iItb ju ritIsn wrtif ssrns ofitn SiIenis an:
teuftn.
&e6, 8utb uno Srerler.
lUIiutaun, ga.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
Sel f il + 81 f { + Sc,

in Der @sIbi6ts Der SRetijiu als has
ntrtmdroi9itt duecrc Nnwrnpun9smittcl pas nrb
ic entcett nur6e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14

100000 Grtmplars in noe:
ni9crals rincm Sobr pSrtauft.
Sine nsuc !tus9atr, ourbit:
ben uno pIr6C0trt.
DIR. Hunters Medi-
cal Manuel and Hand
Rnnk for the A fllictnh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-14
vWenI0, femme bt6."

Gin unfb&eGorsS 8ub fir 25 Gsnts.-5srs Camille
icNts Gin GrEmplor bshesn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-26

CrScrsNAri, Nov. 22.-The X. N. National
Convention called By the Boilers from the
Philadelphia platform Of June last met this
morning Ut the Sons Of Temperance Hall,
Walnut street. There werel3 delegates pres
ent from the States of Ohio, Illinois, Ver-
mont, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts and Michigan. Thos. b. Ford, of
Ohio, President. The President addressed
the Convention urging union and harmony in
the party all over the country, and advising
the Convention to IN ke no sectional issues,
but to endeavor to get the whole American
Party on National Platform. ]. w. Daw-
son offered a resolution proposing to expunge
the 18th section of the Philadelphia Platform
and substitute in its stead declaration that
slavery is not national but q sectional issue
and must be settled IS such by the States
Referred to Committee. Mr.. Gossle OF Penn
sylvania offered resolution recommending
delegates Of States represented here TO sdvo-
cate in place Of the 18th section of the reso-
luton offered ut the Philadelphia Grand
Council BY Kenneth Rayner Of North Carroll
ma, excluding slavery altogether from the
Platform. Gov. johnson Of Pennsylvania,
and Mr.. Spooner Of Ohio, also offered reso-
lutions to get rid Of the slavery issue. Mr..
Moody of Indiana offered resolution recon
mending abolition Of all rituals, tests, &C.,
and allowing each State Council to Regulate
its own matters without regard to the ,tion-
al Council. Mr.. G. Knapp Of Michigan offer
ed a resolution ignoring the 18th section al
together and declaring that it was not proper
for the American Party to trouble itself
about sectional issues.
There Was some debate on this proposition
and several of the abolition delegates being
rather indignant it was closed by strong
national speech from Gov. johnson at the
conclusion Of which the convention adjourn
ed.
Nav YoRK, Nov. 22.--The Washington cor
respondent of the Journal Of Commerce af-
firms that the instructions Of ATTORNEY Gene
raj Gushing to the District Attorney at Phila-
delphia were the act Of the Government
They were matter Of elaboration and were
issued upon consultation and decision Of the
Executive Government and were deemed nee
essary 10 call the attention of this country
and Great Britain to the dangerous aggres-
sons Of the latter upon our rights, and the
apparent determination of Palmerston to drag
US into the present war. He further states
that in the event Of refusal or delay On the
part of the British Government to recall Mr..
Champion, our Government is prepared to
dismiss him Ut once.
LAsALLE, Nov. pa keeper of 4 skif be-
ing at the Central Bridge was murdered last
night by a mob of Irish who surrounded his
house after he had retired. After several
shots were exchanged he went to the door and
was Immediately shot dead. A man named
Garrett has been arrested on suspicion Of hav-
ing threatened the life of the deceased.
NOZZLE, Nov. 20.--ln the two branches OF
the Alabama Legislature in joint session, or
the first ballot the Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick
was elected United States Senator. The vote
! stood-Fitxpatrick 70 Prior As.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-26
s.Priv.,e Affatrx.v

The Fairfield Sentinel whines piteously be-
cause, ~ i. says, the Opposition Press
comment upon "privAie affairs" in showing
up the shameless Shinplastering operations
Of their Locofoco leaders.
All, how il that, Mr.. Sentinel Your Bank
ers are and were public men as Office holders
and politicians, and they arc still public men
as Bankers. And since they have undertaken
TO furnish currency for the people of Iowa,
it is eminently proper for the Press, the
watchful guardian of the public veal, to
comment on their affairs. 1t is proper that
the people should know their antecedents,
the principles of their action, their "com-
pound nature, the extent of their wealth,
their experience and capital in the Bankinq
business, the amount of specie deposited,
the plumber of KITTENS they bring forth at a
litter, the time of CESSATION, and variou
other delicate matters having direct bearing
upon the process of "ruining the people" in
which they are so zealously engaged.
Now, Mr.. Sentinel, don't think for ii mo-
ment that that plea of the BABY act, "pri-
vate affairs, will save your masters from tn
just excoriation which we shall administo
from time to time a. occasion serves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-26

WABASH AND MIssissIPpi RAILROAD
meeting Of the Directors of this roa,.
is in session this day at Pekin, His. 1t
thought by some that the western end of tn
road will be contracted at this meeting, as q
number Of contractors and capitalists are ex
pected to be present. We think it is some.
what doubtful however, and certainly, 70
our own interests, We don't care straw
about seeing ii contracted except on fair and
equitable terms, such as the Importance of
the trade and travel of this place are entitled
to, and which, they will very soon command
We want the road. 1t is an important one
TO US. We ought to spare no effort to insure
its early construction. But we don't want
10 sacrifice any future advantage in the term
Of construction, merely to crafty presen
anxiety or emergency.