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seeded, and that there wus prospect Of The con:
yenliJn breaking up Ia Tow, ategntitsly false
I'he Slavery debate was not resumed, The eonven'
lion being e0lSgEd In discussing Decentralization
lawsS-pend1s which ttsf Plalloim, Committee
made tlleit finaltePorl Which was lnll on lhi To-
Gle and Will n6Ebe taken up until the naIhEnl'Sa'
lion question Is settled
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

uStyeRstrY llAEl, ism 9Th, 1880.
The glSsSeS nf Mr.. uedeon have been rIetehed to me
IoE eSsnallO and Il Is with p!c1AuIe that letOnhenp
ihem for MATERIAL, as we'll as workmanship. 70 ~ WhV
aie suffering from actots q The eye ~, liIASlVn'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

r:tfThtte wcte several solar tainbows in Louis.
TilteOh Thltsday evening, --Cin Coz.
Tie most brilliant lalabOw ever produced in
toastlllswW Amelia WeIby's RdinbOp.
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The Flisht of John Whlto.

Posters were distributed over dur CITY, says the
Stockton Argus, and advertisement lRade last week
Thai Nr. John White would tly from tile Ion OF the
81, Charles Hotel on Saturday Lost, ut 4 O'Clock in
tho eyaninv, al The nuuy OF lie cannon. About
o'clock p. NJ crowd commenced gathelne on
Eldorato street bridge, opposite the ST. Charles,
and al 4 o'clock nn immense cUlleuurse Of people
hhl assembled, confused fllIer, women aud Glil.
lren. EAnecialiui was Oh unlue, aud eyes that
cnunted Ly tic thOsIud kent sharp lookout IOf
iLe inn al tlw IoIeI, watching anxiorsly lest they
s%onTt mss seeing SIt John Wbi,s's ilwit, AbUut
n quartet uosI : 0'cIuck, a man made his auueut.
onr,. M I'm. roi nj Nm, building. when Ioud yuI,s
wei. Senl IN Nv lIu crowd which could be lIrui
IN ,InnsI rv,tv ,att Of tLr civ. Men WIN LrnrI
lin ,nis,, cnInnrnrei mining l.Sl lley SbOulI lt
00 lite. un,I youn lie streets u.nr Tic ST, Churl,s
x.t,, LInrk.d nm with c,!iyens. IN. ann,htonty
ri lin gentleman on The ION Of hv house from tle
whcI, ILu ilitIt wnS 10 take Mace. WIS such ms ia
.,c,l. Tho nlienIinn of The IuOk-Is.m. M. was
coye,eJ viii :. sIp.t. WHICH, rs II was hlIed Win
In. wind waved n nnI tro' reminded ne If tlu
,nnsn,a,,c nr MilIrtiI. dressed In his nSctnSlnn
r6ltr. ready 10 10 mn nj n ,nuInents warning, lie
wnltei IrisItslv backwards and fOtwanlt IOr S.y.
efoi minutes. having REASONABLY IN ll,v c,uwL
lrI.ol linn. nj llle different corners uf lin, c,,u,.
In A. snch I,n,v tnnJ chr, nc vs,S .rnI NJ, IN
lin whirL INNS, horn sounded away M iLers I,kH
lhg daslillr Of heavy waves against Iucky couSI,
Al eyriy Silnslmr1, Of LIs gsimenl, lEc ctowj
wN,Lj SURG haCkwaulS md Tnrwnt,lS. ~, onyiOuv
SnI IEpv bSCnnI, IN ~, SiSL, If Inv ,nnn VIM waS
~ dv Iike IHe LimS NJ ILg mir Al Ias, be wWs
sem ~ IN sIoon dawn MS II IN nJiust hs winrs, onJ
ILL.,, Tsmsinny in lie n SLIM sns iwn ~ II ~"
miunir, WHEEL nnnrart,I nalf M Lour ia tl'e onx.
i"". hvSon%rr" b wos SEER, IN ,ts,., sun,n cheers
v"H sn, m t,,,.c,, ILni o ,vnnI so",, SisSy,
,, t' MR. viii rand ImGs. Bnt lew H nom If
."sns',se e,lSIl. wien he was ul,sttv"I in make
Sa,s.ns. swinging motion Of his GojyNwLem the
GisLt tOSk nlSce. lIul Oh what a flight Mr.,
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:. ErlseoaL CONVENTIONS Convention Of
The Protestant Episcopal Church Of Ohio adjourn.
ed on Saturday evening, after session Of three
Jays Their deliberations were conducted with
harmony, and oil The members aPpeated 10 Le I'm.
bued with 9 ptOpet spiut fot tho advancement Of
the laiettss VI The Clutch.
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"NO .Pncr LIKE lIoAE.O--rhe Portsmouth
Transcript speaks Of letter received trOm ne.
SO man, now In Canada, who ran away from his
owner In Portsmouth, some lime ago, In which he
expresses many regrets for The eoatse he pursued,
gQl bess 10 be identified 10 return 10 his home in
tOls vltsNoH'
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LAhl.ANF 4 NBLlpIu,

49,, FOR RENT.
The Sio;e Room on M9n'ns .tltttAipr,,,s.,
N. Main street. 'eas.
.lan3 2 y. TAhLANT & NRL,p,...
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REAL ESTATE SALES

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sAIs
TIVE uple tsinied 9feIs Tor SaIe ia IlS.n.eh
II Matket attett, eisl side, between NAL "
Stbeels TheI ot ls II leet lrOn, with Sno az Ii
tihe House AID 0ul hgilhit8s s'NN0 ''tG VI
Ell Wlll be sold lOw aud on .attOmn,Ol,,Ir.
po$scs oH slyenany lime altrlhe fiii o. 0fIossLia
= ! tCSt Bt49iIe OF V''"S'
sens ~ .,
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lis stated IN tbs Missouri Republican, that.
Mclean and LADY Of franklin county, in that
State, have made d proposition 10 the Missouri
Colonization Society 10 send all their slaves to Ii
teha, Tie number Is stated 10 be from fifteen 10
eighteen. They stipulate 10 pay all Tie expenses
Of lie slaves 10 tllet places Of destination, and
provide tot theft comfortable support fOr Fixed
pstiol afsf thelt arrival.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

tyes ne pleasure 10 bear testimony 10 The value OF
Mr. iic,leOns glasses. have hten under tie lscessy
NJ Isibg sat&eS ~ Icadlns, espeeiSy d night, aud td
them Ia better adapted 10 my difficulty, than any lave
TIcd III that they Test aud strengthen lie eye, whilst all
OILERS have rilleL wcatd, and wcakelcd ny sight.
Cincinnati, Oct. 10, 1851. CIR TOrp, u. y.
AlsO, F. r. RApP, n. u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

lFnE lIsptAvA CANAL 'rNouaLrs,-The Canal
tdtsia Indiana ate still In progress. Gov. Wight
has leclatei Clay county, within That Common.
wealth, in a slate Of instruction. Tie ''ites and
enlightened cililens," in tetun, oiIet reward for
the uoyttnot's head. The cause Of these adyctso
movements is tie attempt Of thu citizens TO abuse
themselves and show tbeit sovereign power BY
deslloylng canal, and trampllng upon authority
BY other acts Of violence and outtoee, and the
determination Of lilo Governor 10 yindlcaIe tic
laws,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

/ hereby testify TO Mr. GeheOn, That Ills improved
glasses have relieved INC or long slanlIns Inflammation
was not able 10 ser 10 esd by day or rSndeghl AMI
now, alter psips Ar, Gedcon's sasaca tor ono year, en-
joy Tie pieasule VI tesins without tle and an tee all
illumination JOHN hENNEStN.
Lexington, Ky, May 8th, 1865
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

A NEw SECRET SOCIETY.--A new secret socie.
~, Il is sad las been ofganizel In tbs city. Tho
object Is neither political nor religious, The pur.
pose Is simply 10 obtain n drink VI the "ntlenl,"
IN spite VI HE law, OH Sunday, headquarters
has been established in HSuLterfanean plnCei aud
regular signs aud passwords have been devised
Tie initiated gOtS 10 certain lOUF vi Sunday and
gives top. Wien he knows that person is
listening, he gives The "lIOw.wow says the
fux," The door is lien opened, The batkeepeE
then looks atteniively nj tBe new cUmtt, and says
mystetiously, "Alum's the VOID" To this the in.
iliated replies by making peculiar sign upon his
bteast, II This is satisfactory, the bar keeper con.
ducts him through various SnbleITanean passages,
10 q yaulted nrntlI ent where liable is placed;
and ns q candle oasis It's dim, mysterious light
atound The loom, The baccIlanallan INDUCES in "a
SMILE" hOtlIin contempt Of the law aml In deed
Qualification, Having q1enCle,l his Iiety thIlS, 10
LeIitcS in the same mysterious wuy.-fhiaietphid
Norih american.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

Mr. Gedeohs improved sasses ale tue best ever uSed
ty lie aid Of those bought Of him, can sec as well rs
ever could. can read Ur write will them tor hours
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

Two Houses nHL to,,
II upletslsgsd D1eIs Tor Sll6 liS,,:
he UPPER eld oil MOnOb street, and MS 'A Ia
The upper euli Of Fourth &tteSi. ''V-H' az! ID ,
,rtcholaes are new bIick, and In sod o,s,,
easy. iAMES q w: VI, hH
V61- For particulars enquire Of tAAlS.
mht0 MlOlINHL RnwApn,
..s.--o For Rent
TtlB wattl,osse cttGritd By n. Y. p,,,t,Ac.
Mel0deOn huildltfi lRSan UPPER AolT. ,si !, Aiit
tClllre For iHTltis applI al Tho NiEte. - 90
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r9-FR(pAY. NOlINlNo, JUNe IS, lssa. :

1.-THE Democtatic Slate Convention Of SIlssl'.
sippi lately in session al Jackson, nominated
,Gove,oo, John ]. McRas tor reelection.
And The Democratic State Convention Of GeOt'
EiS has Nominated GOyetnOt tletscllel v. johnson
Tor reelection, - s. aseas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

HrMt. J. ilolbtOok, special agent Of The Post
Office Department, publishes communication re'
laliye 10 tue statement recently copied into this
paper respecting the finding Of numIOns valuable
letlelsin the waste ptPst procured tum post Offices.
No tiobfook says thv matter has been fully inves.
iisstsj, and proved 10 lie an rSaggeraIlOu. Tie
question as 10 lie fact stated now lies between thu
POLAND Gazette and The special agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

O Ksow.NormSOsa il MARytsSn,-A mass
meeting oftlle Wings Of ST. Naty's comfy, Mary.
land, was held al LeOasrdlosr on Wednesday Of
Jas, week, at which sltooe resolutions %ete passed.
asnOdaeing lie Koaw.NOthtuy party, lis princi'
PIES, action, and organization.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

TEPrraVUL DOa.-We were touched by q sim.
pie statement Of the oss Of bny and the 1lelitynf
dog in last weeks CALIFORNIAN. The boy fell In
to tLe ryetin Baton, unseen by any one but little
gill. large dog owned neat by, Heard Tie splash,
ION 10 The sPrt and leapediH into The stream, TWAS
just dark, and boy and tlOg disappeared before any
help attiSedj next day The lodIes were taken ftOm
the SSet together, ile dog etasplps The boys coat
aud vest collar In Ills mouth, and Tie arms Of The
boy clasped around the dogs bolyt Soflmlywefs
lucy united In Tie struggle Of death tllpl they were
separated with ITO liltls difficulty The gtasp OF
TIE 10y stodHd Tile body u The dog was such Is 10
prevent him ftch usitglls legs oifetwlse lie would
alP9abtlssslsye tsscusa The hoy iIasNpglYa5Eattt
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ora sailor, in describing his first Efforts 10 be.
come nsuticnl said that just at the clo.e Uf dark
night no was sent alOlt 10 see II lie could see a
light. AS lie was no great favotite will, tie lieu.
tenant he was not hnlltd Tor sunle lfoutS.
'AloIt there' al length was heard flom tho lieu.
tenant,
'Ay, by, Sit
DO you see Iigtl'
Yes, sir
what ligMl'
Daylight, by lingo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
1eoer! Geoer =
N ID III a m g I | I'M.

@illi q m 0 T | m,
maft Ieineu 8reunpen unb bem putlifum iiter.
baupt Die gln3eige, pae CT baS Gurrier. cher &c.
berbreiters @eIddft ncd immrr, unr 5nar ausee.
betnter als einmal betreitt, an gde Der Bels Sas
milton unp 2l6trn Strabe, 9eseniiter Saeentu6'e
@aitbnus. Sein eben rInsele9trr srrtrcffIdrr
Stcd beitebt aus 0cber RON ieSer 8elGreituns,
treldrs er an Den alIcrnierrisFen grriIrn abIrsen
ipirp, ais pa III
Semlod uno giben Sobueeer ponober
allerbetten Scrte BON perf6ieoenen
prelien, ie nad) oer Sualtdt ; Golbfels
lie uno Sberlcper, fpanifbe &ibos, u. {.
no.,
alles BON teRen unc gang ttlis. Or prrtauft
lstn seNrr 70 wcklisil ais man rS in 9buaSelptia
befpmmrn fam.
Sbrdu Scu sor;uslt6rr Sualit6t immrr aui
Sane unb an 9tilahslphiorr greilen 3u perfduIrn.
S5Gtite BON jrcrr glrt perben an Den bB6liru
preisn int @ustauI8 fir geaare pper fir Saar.
9ele an9cnpmnlrn.
ray Sr9cnp Senanb, Der rtpas aus bir1em
fade braudt, tptrp rs ME SerfebIrn prnn CT bel
thn anruft, tnrem er ntr8ents bia9er unp mrtr 3ur
Sutrtcrenbeit brtient perbcn ptrp.
Dantbar fir bcreits 9euofTue Itberalr Inter,
titBun9, ptrb er iiGS immer anselescu len laeen,
ttne 8unben nit 9dnftIi6feit gu tepirnrn unb bic
3abl eerieIbrn gu permcbrrn. Ssesrmann IN
TreunoldnftIt6 rtngelaoen an,urufrn.
allentcwn Sept.27. natr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
An DaS 9ublifum.

DI lutsrltctusts btebrt I'D, elm osebrtsn spubtis
fun Irwc IN blri9er Staot aIs Der linqeacno bieer.
9stEns An3tes gu MAIDEN, baB cr tb ierpcbl in ocr
anptiaujun9 as in Dem Sebueeen, Griesu q, u. btr
SrduesnlTSdI, ole 9ruueIicbitsu 6cunnllS ermcrbeu
bat uno ooD CT olIe Aufrd9r Der art, aufs 9iuioRe
uno 9tpig CUR pcltemmcuteu 5ufrsosubsit crfeoioru
prc, pSRbaIb CT frsunoIib btttst tbn reebt psliab
eanit tcsbrsn Ju pctIcr.
otTm't erIaubt iicb Der lncrssi6nrts Die rpsi,ere
An31Ss ~ Ssf're'tn eaB er 9Itchs Scuntnis in Der
9tfbmaaprlsH mo ftSnsn lnleaune pcr s6rtsu, IN
otr nuellcben 9sbanpIun9 errtt6in in Be,ue auf
Ssmd'E uno SlumnoSr.nerti, Guspussn pcn Diff
pdumen etc. etc. tefet, uno miro es fin sifriofts
Streesn lctn, alien biernatb ctnfba9esn GuftrSasu
aHt ros prcmrtsts unb Siuisils ,u Snilpredssu.
Selnt GHranuu9 II Dir 28iIiam Grrasr, uutsrs
boI6 esr SScbnun9 ess 8utbcr g2iitsI.
Seor8e @tIbelm Sbmuder.
Iusntciru, Trbruar 81. no:3,S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28

Or. 6. 6. $50 u ( II BON, Ncusrrt lcntt
ote AuTmerfiantteit icIder Yerpnen spn Qaentaun
aHo Der llm9e8enp, prld9e Sreratpnrn an loren
'toturi'tbm 3alnen rrrriGtrt gu tatcn GruGttist
mn, eper Die ii4 tiinitItde 3atnc cnleten ,niaI.
len ptinlden, auf irine pCritslne Sperirlm9S
&c IN al Den ocri4ieprnsn 3peisen rer 3atns
4r5nettunpe.
Oa er bcreLts cine fstfniStrise GrFa6rgna in
einer 9roIcBtcn gcncBen sat unp ale wtrtbspllrn
ScrScnrrunstn tenuBt 70 pre or, bae cr allen
p trntcn Die teIte otilfr 3u Ieftrn permas, pr!6r
Oelc STUNT pcrm6senp lit.
Heferen3en: Gbrw. 16umaS TegBitt, D.
D, Gbur. GbarGeS 81. SamrIpr, s. Charlton,
". D, s9m. llnrcrbiu, N. D, 9leu-gort
Sitg.
Srtnr Office it sr8cnmartts i'm =, 9tmcriror
setel," ater p1tieutrn mrrben auf Gerlanasr
aud in ibren !SauIern beIu6t.
glrpembrr 8. no1g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
SDIepb st, SSlfD unD 81,

@1nuecn ptt ecls9tubsit osm puptlsum atbtunas
pcu anIusetgtr, caB lc Ctnsn
neuen 8atftb. uno Sumelrps sStobr
anssfan9tn bateu, crlte Sbdrs rbsrbalb Sdbnurman,
3tubaro uno Cos Strbr, unO 9craps Der OopftlIeu,
oaIt 9t9tuuhtr, rpc s tutn Strd 28nartn sinaclsol
BADEN rr ntdbl dbertrefen werotu fam, uno S int
Nt rfhlcltn cttbilIi9tn RsrpsDcrter pretit bier ems
jufdbrsn unc an ocnfbsn gu pirtauftn.
eeute otc Dinftt: cbcr Sadubrtn traudcn, tSnnen
fc9cnoe elite unp preit cntben uno llcb dtsrwuotn.
oaB brt Scftpb ) Ito un0 Comp. oiefc Sabln
tttlt9cr rertGutt Iptresu as ir9sno irnltmr.
Gur 9r!ouc espns @efibsr, marrantrt out 3t
81 hattsn, fir S24 bis $50
G5utt 9ctceus ostatbtb etapr, 25 " Y5
gattnt asaptt, -a.. o.. 35 100
Gjrlone pGtrntecoutr 6untinS 8atfbts45 " l25
Guts ftttrnc eSpiut, )" -
Dstatbsb ecarIr, 10 " Is
pattht etastr, l9 %
g'rultnoocln fir CT Cts. bis $40.
Sbrrtuat ju l2l GtS. bis $40.
gtbt ctioCu babGn iie nctb Gin a[Iacmsincs gTcr.
trmcnt rcn SaipSlry une Si6trpaarsn ~ rpSiuSuiia
bier onufuhrtr.
o. Nue SRoorcn rpsroen rpa.rantirt eas ,u itin
fur mas iit rtrfouft rpsrpeu.
Weparatureu an 9adubrcn, II. T. no. rptrocr
cbnt gut hne otllis pCrricbet, uuo bo Sr. Sttc DC
tannt iitals cu pcrjd9hcr Qrbtierin oiecm GrtbYfr
bcfsu lie aufenen Iiberatsu 2bcil pes Sfeun6sn Bus
ipruts. @
AUentepr, Sunt ". mol I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
par|fen II. SlbmieO-D -Dlasbdlge.

(rin prsn,ium pcn eiuem Sit6erWaeaittc,n
W rpuros bei Der Stadtsfair rcu 1854 an Sec.
aB. SRes uno SSb nc srtbcttt fiir eit ttlten
S6mites Blosb6tee. Sie babSu ebcufals Gin
sreGss aiIcrtsmcnt Yru q d den: nup Scuno rm
YlasbiI9in auf oano nit orsi ptribisosns patterns
Der ancrtannt tettn 8 ep:@ lien. Das pariirteits
1icrttnlcnt pcrsd9lider BGrit en- ihrtr ci9sncn
GRanufattur fam 9lsidhGs crbalttn rpsrosn, bcm
Grcesn uno Sltiutu, 81 otu nitocrltsn GinprsjItu,
an
gte. 3l7 Mlrfet StraBe, 5 Sbiiren obers
balb oer abten, philadelphia.
gicvrRbtr 90. 1854. ua6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
9Seber'5 9(Dtenbub.

8iCrte, permcbrte uno ocrbPberte Guflaoe.
Scm cti9sn btreitS iebr nasemein enoefiiblten
Nctenbu6 1T pieber ejus nsue QuiIaae srI6ienrn,
pelde nit pjelrn 3uidben trreidrrs uns Irtr per.
tebrrt @rrten it, Ssrr 9Est,r ihcirt feline So.
ten ju idsurn, nm iru NctCnbud Der 9drNieZep
aufnatme rtirSis ,u matsn gs snthGt iH
1927 Gbrrnls uno GbcrNeidrgs fir ale GIrir
senbetten. GS III in uniesm SaGitrbr teim Gu.
tsno uup @inseln ;u batsn.
Sef, @utb une SrertCr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
SS. s.. 8luncr unD So.
80nferS 1tn6 8e6Sler.

IN N(Ientaun,
MAIDEN thrrn 5runeen unb trm putlituat atts
mSsoca trtannt, ra6 ie !bre
Sdnfs nno S9etbfeI 0efsbdFte,
mic bShrr, fortlegrn une tnerm te aar @ei6ifts
prrlSniih beirr8sn, 70 t5nnsn e bic telie 8rrRbsrs
un9 gebsn, RAP alIr tbner anpsrtrau!sn 9tufsatm
pGuttItd telprst prpen.
So Diefc gIn3s0e Apurbr fSr nStGis fra&tst,
inSrm manGe nniercr Srsunbe SrrnnIast purSn
gu 8lauten, mir tpdrten i'm Sal Der grrl@tmd
elmer Sant in 9tllentaun unier @rI6dt auRtfru.
ESs~ SIR GeIcrr bic auf befimmte Belt rrpcs
nirt rnrrn trSablfn mir SttrEeiisn.
9S. s.. Slumer,
s. @. Cine,
..-. ... 9Su. &ern.
JsEruar 2t, 1855. no3A,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Sur Qferce uno N1enIben.


Sur Pferbe uno Weniben.
G'ne mshr ais l6iibri9t Grfabruua hat Die SBot.
lahs filt9clttIt, c0B Wtrtbants bgrdhmtss Srl fir
Ytroe cptr Inosrial Samttisn Gm6rcsaticu bic msis
zen Sale btit uno alIs lclcbe tinoert o!s:
Sp"th, ShnnoE, 8n9tCnt, lSinoaalIcu, pc[Isuc.
eEl StrtdItnn9tn. 3trprrhens !bufc, Stbrammcu,
trpbs Bunoen, 8errEntun9cI, S.ugtIbunaeu, Ti.
llula, Sdbmun9tn, 9tfcunhtrts Sit6t, Rbeumatsm,
SlBrrunotn pcn SbrrCu, SSr6rtununorn uro @tr.
brahun9cn, SrcltbIuIsu, auf9Cri6cns !6dnOe, 8rGm.
pk, 5uldnlrenSttbtn Der Olusfttu, GjeIbrpdtC,
Sbpodbbett Der Gettuts, oCrbGrtste SrGjfs, IL. I,
no, II. / no, u. (. 10.
DER unnEr9lcthlide Grfcle Sitfcs Stis In Der 6r;.
lung ncn &rautbttsn Der pfsrpe une ocs 6crnpisbs,
Hno lElbttr WtnfdbsnfIcfh miro oen 9aucrn taolttb
mtDr eStannt. @s wtre taum et9tdutt, 0ueer pSn
Scbtn Ole cs Itt lanocrSr 3lit in ibrsn StSutn unp
oautrn gum gttraucb boIttn, rpeth Gin gslauf ron
Sehncr3sn, eslcen uno 3cit ourtb ole ijtias 4npen
oun9 oisIts Sels erIp0rt lrire.
OS5- Scio pcriitbt;a uno i6sr;cu0t tag Str Same
oss snj9en @i9sntbdmcrS, Gjtcr0l 9F. SRcrbaut,
Sedpcrt 81 D., i'm Stuis auf ecr Geite bcr TIaibc
uno ictHe oanolbrift dter penn 6cre fdb bcfinblt.
AHs an Zen @i9enthGmer aeSregirts 8eltsuuuoen
ptreen prompt 6ertdhtbtiat.
%Crhafft cub Gin panpbtit rtu bsu Iaenttn uue
Ei ntIte 0Nunter oieIs NRtbtn ftbcn uerritbts bat
Sum ScrtGuf 6ci 2Siuls Sbmiot unS &c., Nusn.
tcpn; Wruncr uno 8rdotr. Gataiauaua; G.. uno %.
'SrcB, Stbnedspillt; unr i'm GjrcFcu bci Gibert.
2Htns uno &C., 3, QB. 0prtt unS gcba, Z. RIttt
uno &C., Whitorstpbia.
97ai 3. 1854. nal
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Setter, SdlsfluB, etc.

Die bAtI O0spi5n etaen sitter, e atsFuB
/ IT, uuo tur' leqtn tratnf n GusfahrSn, rt
otm putttum gum Ssrtaut arg beteu pures, IN icl.
Htn ccn ctnem trfatrtnsH Gurgcr pbersitet uuo il.
"tm Sud'ltehr Ger tnrrietdnCttn gum @irfauf hir.
rilsf ucrNrn. GtlIltC hat ncsb ME ihrtn s.pto
rfrf1ttt, icuotrn in icrcm Tou nc fsnatb Guwtun,
t'ronthi wurse. aehrifr. Sthr eiIt Tdlf rtl0cr
r. hue eurb eieilbS turjrt merScu. Gs III tici
f-htr ttiH 5umhu9 unh isrer ter oitIdbt e;trdutht
D'ro 5aIo ven otrta Site ab:rgust wtrf9n. GRor
fygSt)t au btt
aef, @utt unc Grcr[rr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Nd6rt0t al 9lGeTDren.

Die prrIdtsSenen 2lirefOrrn Der unterftisstiGct
geGreS ecrStapt unO GaunfGipS in ee8a GauntD,
mcroen hermit eriuff fl6 in Ter GpnnniiIcnerSs
4mtsitute in -eliIsntaun 81 9srfammeln, am Rcns
tng ben 5ttn Sag Dldr3, TIM tis gtIIrbmsnts, Ips
oteIsRafrttrn, unb Icl6e aitssre SaGen unb
3nitruftiURrh in Qmpfnna su astmrn. bic bcr Nus.
ituns iSysr reipettisru 9Fd,tsn onteimfaatn.
Gomaro Sea, GDr.
yctr. 2i 1885. ra3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
OerableBun9 Ger Yrele.
3UIlp.l dO's y Hen unS SdIbc

Dirit fanlstn SRsetItnGn pcrncn in 3utunft ourtb
Ole 9anjsn Nsr. Staatsn rtrtauft iptreen ~ frocn:
osn prsftn:
.8ltinss SSpftbsn corr 8cr p Gents anItatt 371
NRittIsre DO DO 621 &" S7I
GrcB DO poSl 90 81 so
prcftnrr Scllcpap's Sa6ritsn fub in SIC. so
Narocn gOrc, Slcr Ncrt, uup SO. 244. Srono,
rcnScR.
SarHar %, I'm,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28

=
1szTrTsf&>>>>,' cal Manuel and Hand
'/HiFH'NN>\' Book for the Afflicted,
snthatttuo cine @cfbrtibuns Der Gnufrbuno, oes
Scrtfhrtts, btr 9shanpluna uuo Sur pcn .Srants
ben, welt)s aus bduf9em 8tblcbtsum9an9, Srlbli:
bttIWtun9 unp lusihptfun9 hsrrtbrt, nit Rdtb
fur etrtR Strh,notrun9; IN rcritinolthcm @ml &C:
Ihrttbtn, ollie mtoiyRilhen duScrtde rermciccnp ;
nit eluer Sthrcttuu9 Der 8rantbeten bic Gem relb:
Ilthtn Stbtht etstnthdmtteb no, hos Rliutta eincr
hlthr as ipGnpaahrqtn rrfcarsicbsn prnriS ole aus
ltbtFIib eer loslUu0 rcn Rranthcittn eStltdtr uus
prpattr Niatur 9lwtcmct rar. 9Rciu tetQcfd!t i,ut
RsCtpttn fir ett .Rur cbtacr 0rantheiten unp cine
G6banoluna tter ctt lIrabtu, Spmv,cmr unS Del
tuu9 ces &ctbflfIsbtrf.
Sin Grln;plar (out pSrluohrD pre rrffrti nab ir
leup etnsm ShsiIs rcr @cr. 5aatsn etftnost fir y
&tnt5; cotr @cplcn fir 81. 2lGrrcihre (rrffrr
6 csoen nuno c., Yubtihers, rpsr Wcr 49,
philadelphia.
Srlstnces fno cini9t 3Iu0niiTi far tit @cr,aslid.
tEit bes Wsrtc6
Testimony of The Professor Obstetrics in Penn College
"Dp HUNTERS MEDIA l. MANUAL "-Tbc,oho,.
Ibis work uiikg the majority Of those who advertise
Colleges in the UItd Sluies 1t nfords me pleasnIe 10 r.
commend him to the unfortunate, the victim of nspr
tice successful aud experienced whose he
Jos. LoSusuoRE, NJ d
From 4. Woodward II D of Penn University Phndenha
II gives pleasure Gdd my testimony pruis
sinna ability Author of the MEDICAL MAgUAL Nm
Disease OF the Gena! Organs some of then
n long standing have notice in which his skill
has been manifest restoring perfect hcuh some Sr
where the paiiun has been considered beyond medical i'd
IN the of Seminal weHkuesses m
the functions produced by sell ubuse Excess
his superior the profession huvs been
ted with the Author thirty years aud
than justice to him well az kindness tho vie
tim early inIiscrctiOn, recommend one ia hs
professional skill and integrity they muy safely con6c them
selves. ALFRED WOODWARD. NJ d
This is without exception the comprehensive and ia
teigihe published the cluss Of diseases which
Avoiding al technical addresses i
II is free from alt bile mater
and parent however ostdious, Object piucug II 10
hands OF his The author has devoted Tie
treatment various complaints tea,vd Of and with m
the world the merely nominal price of 5
the Tm OF twenty years practice
Herald.
No teacher parent should be without the X tnwledge Inn
parted IN his nealUnbe work Il would wears Of nam
aud the youth under their eharLs
Peoples Advocate.
Freshly orian clergyman in Ohio, writing Of TJuner
Medical Manual sBys'ThOusands uf youth by EVIL
example Influence of the pussiOns have been led into M
Consequences upon themselves aud postery The con
stituons of thousands who raising families been en-
feabud broken down. aud they do the rnnsf
the Anything that ishten nd
influence tho public mind check and feunv
this widespread OF human wretchedRcs
present and coming generation Inempennce Tor the use of
Intoxicating drinks though has slain isno rreu
scourge TO the human Accept tbunks bGar
of the afflicted and In the good you are
so actively engaged IN"
CUNT Ia. 1854. mol