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MOUNT OLIVFT

DERsONS DESTROYS of subscribing for stock in the" Mount
Olivet Cemetery can now have opportunity Of do
ing by calling upon LINDSEY CEoCKErT DR.. JOIN s.
YOUNG A EEIsOS at City Hail. who give any iniOr
nation desired II is expected that those who wish sub
scribe will do Immediately, only limited amount Of
stock is to be disposed Of
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SOMETHING NEW.

LARGE supply Of Horse Powers and Threshers, Gar
n den Engines, Screws to inches in diameter Fire
Brick Pittsburgh Coke Locomotive screws Bench Screws
Clamps Posthoe AugeTs &C. just received and for sale by
D. ID. DlCKFY,
apr23 No. College street Nashville
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
L, n A N

LOAN.
Capital 1 100000 FIOrins.
TINHIs LOAN is guaranteed by the Government and viii
l. be drawn in different prizes, follows
IA Of $1,000 EOrns. 81 Of a. 600 Florns
~ Of $4,000 do % OF 1900 DO
OF 1900 do 80 Of 10000 do
40 Of 5000 do Of $500 do
IS Of 5000 do 500 Of 1000 do
1874 Of 900 Florins &C, &c.
The lowest prize being AZ Florins.
Twelve Flcrins are equal to Five Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place Carlsruhe, under the
Direction Of the Baden Government
The 3Ist August, 1855,
When every drawn number obtain Of the above
mentioned PRICES which will be paid in Cash, the Offices
the Undersigned Those fortunate Shareholders not
siding the spot viii have their of prizes gained
paid TO them through established Bank. The Lists Of
the result will be 20 each Shareholder and the
full numbers published in the newspapers.
The price u one Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages given by taking number
Of Tickets viz
II Tickets cost only $50 so Tickets cost only so
% do do do 10 100 do do do 40
The price for Tickets be sent in Bank Notes Drafts
payable in any OF the commercial towns Of German HO
and, France, England, Scotland or ireland.
For Tickets and ProspectGses apply the undersigned
Banking House. which is appointed for sale Of Tickets
M0RIZ STIEBEL SONS, Bankers,
FrankfJrt-on the Maine, Germany.
BIetters be directed per steamer ria Liverpool"
to MORz STIEBE sons Bankers Maine
Remittauces which arrive after the day Of drawing will
be returned invested in the next drawing at the option
Of The sender.
eE- Orders for Tickets lef with B. H. BARKHORN No
II Deaderck street. Nashville Tenn viii meet with prompt
attention. jy6-taueSl
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r. c. MoNAIRY & co.

r. G. McNAIRY & co.
II AVE this day received per Express only days cut
Ii from New \ ork, beautiful lot Of
French work ed Collars, Sleeves and Chemixettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, In great variety;
Jackonet and Swiss Edgings and InseTtings;
White Embroidered Maslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses styles;
Plain, Checked and Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and Striped India Dimitiss;
small Red and White fans
Splendid Bridal Fans,
Plain Moasln De LANES and Berages for travelling Dress
e Pocket handkerchief, Night CAPS, Glove Boxes and
many nice little things teious mention ali Of which
viii sell a the lowest possible prices
We shall receive during the coming one Of the
est stocks q English and American Carpets ever brought 70
this market X. q. AcNAfRY A ca
iy23 College strrs.
IOtsN B. WEST has recently received. in addition
- 70 his iormer stock Of Factory Findings,
SO feet Leather Betting,
Patent Belt Punches-ass0rted in one handle,
10 doE- sheep skins,
- Calf t"
So.ooO Ring Travellers. uAris--tf
LIBERAL ADVANCES made tn eAsn on snip
.uents 70
NEW YORK,
cH1RIysrox.
SAVANNAH
AUGUSTA,
MACON,
COLUaBus
ALBANIA, AMI
MONTGOMERY, Ala
iy9 SEYMOUR, FAsNiaG 4 CO
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HAMS sasks naeon Hans. ia asss rats osasr. .
avs = - al Loomn a CO
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.

NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Principals,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
DEPARTMENTS-The System Of Instruction adopted for
u this Academy the same as that pursued in the Royal
Academy in Paris and comprises five Departments, viz
Primary Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior to
those who intend to adopt Music profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
FTe lessons Te:k one daily saturday excepted
-Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT 80 90
The lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday.
AE0AF'LAII esohs sT Saturday pted o. u
~ In all Of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction on the Harp blossoms week. per session 5 90
in Vocalzation, ~ co
Italian style, IS 90
to classes Of gentlemen the Violin, Flute,
Oarionet, &c two evenings week, is 90
E- All tuition fees due the entrance Of the pupil.
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to all pupils free
Of charge.
No charge will be made for the use Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis the pupils who will be
permitted to retain them their property at the close
Pupils will be received at any time and charged from the
period they enter to the close Of the session. The attend
ance OF pupils will be required during the lesson only
The Academic Year viii be divided into sesslons the
one commencing the I'd Monday September, and clos
the last Friday January, the other commencing
be LIST Monday in February and closing the first Friday
in June.
~ Pupils intrused their care shall receive close at
enton, and if unweared assiduiy the part Of the in
tucors avail they shall not fail TO attain the elevated
81 ahuaiu ol P.ohclency 10 "hleh they may aspire.
Application to be made after the LIST day Of Septem
er, at the Academy. augls -3m
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READ FOR YOURSELVES.

READ FOR YOURSELVES.
From Hon. Cave johnson.
NASHVILLE, Aug. ~ 1888.
DEAR SR:-I have for WEEKS used pair OF your
Brazilian Pebble specacles and hesitation in stat
ing that consider them much superior other ever
used by me- and have taken pleasure in recommending the
Of them 20 my frends in preference any other.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
@. JOHNSON.
J. II. sENAoSs, Nashville.
UNION AND AMERiCiN ONCE,
Nashville, Aug. l3, 1855.
have been using glasses for four or Eve years and
during that time have tried number Of different descrp-
ton and manufactures o. which thought very good:
but few days since obtained pair OF Mr. Sermons
brazilian Pebble Spcctacles have given them pretty fair
trial. and have hesitation in saying that they
superior 10 anything that have tried IN that line.
q. c. T0RBETT.
From Hugh Erwin, Esq.
Mr.. J. H. snnoSs--Dsar sir: The Brazilian Pebble Glass
that purchased OF you about two weeks since have
ties They much superior any have used and
would earnestly adve all Who compelled Spec
taees to call a. your Office and procure pair without
lay.
wond not be without them more than Ave rs wha.
they cost. Respectfully yours
HIGH ERWIN.
~ Mr. sEstNoSs' Glasses be obtained at his Once
over w. 7. Berry Cos bookstore, until September ist
and at other place. augIT
NAILS-1,oCO kegs shOsnberger's Nails In store and
~ hr sale BY tJy.l W. Ii. GORDON co.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

CASH FOR WHEAT.
I'VE are prepared to pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for Wheat and Corn, at the Nash
vile City Mills and desire all the Wheat Growers give US
call before selling elsewhere Likewise we shall be pre-
Jared TO exchange Flour for Wheat such will
be satisfactory. G.. HAMMOND & co.
EH N. B.-We win pay 10 per cent above the market
price for Wheat cleaned through
CHILD'S GRAIN SEPARATORs
je11-wGtrwtf G. II. 4 co.
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There are few things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down to write notice Of the celebrated Hoohand
German Btters because fully conscious
ferrng public benefit, and heart tells that by
notice many have been induced to take these Bters and
been rescued from death by dyspepsia, liver complaint &C.
for the of which certain. 1t prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. d. Jackson at the German Medicine Store,
No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. aug1-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. MORSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCZNNATZ, OHIO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE-The testimony
OF all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cee
brated artcle that it viii restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old age
1t now put up both with and without sediment. See ad
yertsement. aug1
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEIGH & GRIFFITHs

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. sWYM
MER, Ne. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo-
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~ Having bought the interest Of Mr.. r. s. CHURCH
sh al continue the Boot and Shse business the old stand
20 College street, WHOLESALE AND RET ALL, and shall
shortly receive from the Eastern markets large additions to
present stock; make for which viii sell por
tion Of the stock on hand at very low prices
Augl7 JOHN RAMAGE
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY,

r. C. McNAIRY & co.
No. So LEGE SIRE EFT,
II AVE just received per Express and opening
their Fail lmportaons Of the most beautiful
ment Of Goods brought this market consisting in
part of
Lace Goods and Embroideries,
Such Valencienne Capes Coarettes and Sleeves;
Val Lace Edgings Collars and Sleeves, separate and 10
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes; Infants Embroidered
Robes colored and bordered Embroidered Handkerche,
&c. &c. &C.
SILK GOODS!
Elegant Flounced Robes; More Antique in all colors;
GlAce and various styles Of Plaids and Stripes.
ShaVvIs and Scarfs.
beautiful lot Of Cashmere scar and Stella Bordered
Shawls.
All these goods are exceedingly handsome and In the
newest styles, being among the earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets. Call early, before they are all gone.
augI0
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NAILS-I,oCo kegs shO,nbsrser,. Nails in store and
~ or sale BY tJy.l W. Ii. GORDON co.
CTARCH-soo boxes Pearl Starch in store and for
- sale BY tje28l W. II. GORDON 4 co.
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Wheat. Wheat /!

VNTEhaye hand and daily receiving extra heavy
w 4 and rs Oznaburgs and Sheetings suitable for
Wheat and Corn Sacks-whch we will sell low TO- CAsH
MORGAN & co,
sU20--H No 49 Public Square
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Wheat /! Wheat {!

I'VE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville.
w Sacks furnished. Call and see before you SELL
aug15-tf J. r. fEATMAN.
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Ho. for Kingston Springs |!

TTNHE undersigned have made an arrange STFos~z-
i ment with Mr.. James J. Baker, TO run fcsSsSsSS
a six passenger omnibus to the Springs three
times per week. Fare each way, dollars Office at the
Sewanee House, where seats may be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville punctualy at o'clock
A. NJ, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning viii leave the Springs puRetudUy at same
hour, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comfortable omnbuses and
delightful place Of resort thus offered to the public
NJ pains win be spared to make the trip pleasant
jouTn at Kingston agreeable.
je2l-2m E. ]. & J. RREIDER.
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COTTON OSNABURGS.- 80 bales superior No.
- rs Oznaburgs, just received and for sale by
aug7 SEYMOUR, TANNING & co.
CtANDLES.-i50b boxes Star Candles
" 20 Summer Mould do For sale by
au7 SEYMOUR, FANNING a co.
WANTED wish Co purchase FIFTY LAND WAR.
w RANTS for which will pay the highest market price.
X. A. BALLOWE
aug22 Genl. Agent No. IL DeaderiCk st.
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aug1T

~ Having sold to my partner, Mr.. JNo RAMAGE, all
my interest N tie late firm Of Ramage Church, most
cordially commend my friends and the public
every way worthy Of their confidence and patronage, and
earnestly solicit for him continuance Of their custom,
heretofore literally bestowed upon K. > c.
8 CHURCH
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g n. LOOMS CO.. ny sols Asenis loF Naahxins. wn
-. tnrnh the peops u Tennessee with al The a6fre.t
klads uf VINE mads b me- Al ny cneianad uAolrsAis
priez- Asa, she cai4uoa Craps caitiHgs hx planlng
Call sad sse then. ~. L0N6WoRTH,
: mars Cincinnati. Oaio.
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LIME SOAPS.
Il Amsrosal shaving Cream, Nymph Soap,
Rose do do Italian Mudicated soap,
Almond DO DO Superior Honey DO
hineys Pine Toilet soap, Transparent soap,
OLD Brown Windsor do Omnibus soap,
White DO do Barbersi Balls
Together with the most fAYOrite kinds received and fer
sale iow At sTRETCHs Drug Store, College
Union sts. mylS
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DISSOLUTION

NHE copaTtnershp heretofore existing between the sub
L scrbers, under the style of RAMAGE CHURCH,
dissolved the 7h inst by mutual consent All accounts
due the late firm to be paid 10 j. Ramagc who will pay
all claims against the firm.
JOHN RAMAGE,
auglT r. S. CHURCH.
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Wheat (! Wheat {!
Wheat! Wheat /!
WHEAT WANTED

WhEAL WHNItU.
NIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, for
l. which the highest price in CASH will be paid.
SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.,
ie2 Corner Market and Church streets.
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WheelOck, ROberfsofl %. Itrds,
August 10, 1855.
Christian Advocate please copy.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
Gtr blutiaee 6efcd,t.

Die Rlristte (eanraiier GU.) 3situn9 aietI
etren Seritpt pen einem blutissn @tfsdt. wel4ca
i'm N1Gamittas pom Dtenilas Spr oft 1n9en ir
isnrr Stapt pUritel spii4eu Scbn Otgsan, Dol
S9dport, unO 2sw 2aprenes, Dcn Warirttd. ia
erteust, Dap Dis9an cine Sunme @rlp scn QIir'
renee fUrperts, Die, ME sr UurSab 9aprenrs Jpn
lhpiOts sY, welhe 9rBterer aber id weiacrts su
btjablen. Don emsm g8ortwcaiel 9rristben fl
III Gin Sanpsemsn9e nit chamber. Salprsnct
wurre curA ensn pom Oiggan 9rporfeneu Steir
iu Sopn 9eibIa9en. Der Sten traf lin nabt
am Sblaf mp pcricbte tbm cine 9dritige, tt,pI
prsY SOu lnse 28unos. 2aprrnce ;Ug plraui
en NfslIcr mO perIebte Oi9sm ;psY Sti4mu'
pn, cine BARON cine 8Iei6wunpe, tie onpert
rrdng abrr in Die lnfe Gunge Elm. Der Ssrpun'
brte erbislt iepe m6sIifs SiiIit Don ben Doctp'
ren 6intct mo @rcoe, abtr feline @snc1un9 ipal
jrrefslbait 2lprencc puroe perbaItet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
IInaliif ourd, .SeusrwerEc .

9sYm &ttrsnnen rsr 6rucrpcrte ssseniter BEN
GpurtbIus IN 2lneaIier AM atsno beS Siertcr
SuI9 .piOerfubr einem Nip4en, gamens 0yO1
Sarge Elm rrnltbafts5 unslid. GS IAeint, paE
cine 8atlts, rueIas abSela1sn parNs, ui6t SrbU'
rig an9cjlnpet wlr, uno sbe Fs bic !oilfte ibreI
9eb6risen 3j9e in Der Cuff erretbt bate, I6cin'
lac erIsi4en bsrunter litl'unp iiA auf pem 5in'
tertbeil peS Gcpfs ppsr benz !6alS reS Ntap6snl
anisstr, wprauf cdS 6susr miepsr anfsns per
rrrirIten ausSuir0mcn Die &lepuns psS Wip'
GrnS Wurpe in SranO ssisBt, tbr Sut UNI
SbertliO wurbrn 5u @runOe serihtet ump pas
NfdO&en rpurDe an ibrer perIUn teOrutsnb teitd
rt9t. Dur9 ben ScYlanb Der umRctenrrn nurOr
oaS SeuG balO scl5i6t. Sn Der Serwirrunl
prrIor pa5 MSOben etenfa1s Iein 1aIAmbu9, IL
rpeI6sm it bier IbaIsr In 9sIO bsimrsa.-
CEpIfsfr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
2l6fbcrry Cordial.

6Ulssness 8sStpt maAt ntt MIR cin fetr all.
9cnsbmss @etrdnt, irnrrm it audi Gin fdit fthrrrS
osilalittsl fir Dur9Iauf mp ysjbcsteitmerprn
dbrrtaupt: 3u eurm balb Suidc gut ;ertriidte
Slit6eersn nrbms ! Yfunp alipsiS, 2 lln,m
3mmct, llnjm Nisleu. ale5 fein putpcrrt
unO purarnanpr 9emIdt, tr6s e5 pam lang.
ianI, atcr ntAt Su lanSe, eibe Uper bride ss pur6
ein Stit 5Iannsu cprr 9rcbe 2sinwanc, tbue Ouf
icpe Ssnt pe5 Slite5 Gin Yfuao !bu3udsr, tc6t
ct NOD einmIl, ater nitt lan9e, unD wenn atse.
tiblt, tbue cine baltc 0IllOn suten Brandy Cpsr
Grguac po;u, fiae s5 bann III SlaI6en unp per-
plbre 0s NIT Sutr Sort5. Sbige0 II ni6t nur
Elm anselsbmcs @strins INIT cher obre gSlIer,
icntrrn aud cin fat SuperldTgeS @htct fir
Ou6lauf. teiOnrers bet jtnpen. gBr pu6rn
aus grflhrms, ru mir bic quite g8irtung beies
Sprups fftsrS tec6a6trt batrn. 9nsm 6inpe
sstt man ttnea Sbeel6fel oDrr metr, je nd8 ibrenl
Glitter. grpIaIenc tUnHrn bon rinrm baIb bis
aanlcS @iQ nebmru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
TSotlid)es Ilnaluf.

Der Wcunt Sop SrruIO beridtrt. paB Scrtat
8U6e Ctnsm Oeutf6sn, Namsns Murtin Subl
ais sr barn br8riifsn war pcn Gmeaitsr nat
Wfpunt Soy gu 3ir9sn, ein t5nt6tS llnsiid nj.
trrfubr. Gr bieIt nit isinem g8asen an. aui
pel6em fh iein Sdusserasb bcflnO, I'm einist
Siri6eu pom ben ldng5 Der Strabt lsbenben BIN,
men gu pfiidcn. Ct ittats i6 gu pcm 3rprd pbrr
auf baS int Ba9sn beFlnpI6e 5auSserdtb, unr
pabrenp rr t4 IN ,rtsIcr SteainS tsfino, lief pal
9fero nit benz gBaeen baron uno Subl murrt
binuntrr auf bic Grpe 9eporfci, tnO 70 idpsr be-
l4dpi9t, pdb ct in rtnigru dassn barra9 lldrb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
1pieoer cine RrpleGen.

gm Iebten DUnncrlas gla6mittas ,erpIabt'
ptreer cine YuloermitIe In Warlbrroug5 Iduu'
Idtp, an Der MacOty Greet. Sic ii paS Gigen'
tbum brS Srn. anprca5 S4pars, uup purpe be-
trteten pcn Srn. SameS Smitb ron Sunmp'
tcipn. 9inr Der @rbeter, !or. GliaS Samitt
mar etsn ;ur 9tIre BiuauS sstrrtsn ais Die Gr'
ptrFVn latlfano. Ssine cnttl5StM arme rurprI
rtpa5 Srbrannt, bod insen iejns &lerrr teir
6sisr, uno feline Dunbm lolen ni6t scfibrlid
ieYn. Der 8erluif bes Gi9ners wrp un9cfalr cir
Yaar bunprt IIalrr trtra8en.
Nob Rine.-Qm lesten Rcntas Mrr9en
um llbr, crplobirte bic 9ulSermdble rrs Srn.
Sarcb 9teitb, IT,, an rrr S6womm Greet, rtpa
"a Mrcn rtrr6alb Sumnptcwn. Giner rer Ir'
better, Sr. SrGn StUupt, IT,, mar in DC,
Ntble ais bic grplrirn itattfanO. Gr wurpt
sntleBth Scrtrannt, pa ibm bic &Isiber tetna5,
POM erite astrannt parsn. rbe CT 6iIfe bCfEm.
Su einsm Srttu4 wwps sr mad Sauie ac.raoen
allpo Der Gpo ibn UNI ll9r grI.1m.dlos DO,
ieinem 2ctpcn erlBSte. Der "Suacrtenc bnter
laHt cine iuuSe 8attin iti.aen unerwartstsn sb
ibicp sa ruensn.-(%5ausrnfr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18

4ufre8un3.- -llntcr Den 9ewc9nern breic'
nigen Sbriles Ycn Srfs 9Nuntg, weltrr III
DtOntScmsrp 9renit brrrlGt ieit Ginger 3st 9rrbt
Nufrssuna. uter ras lrcitrn riniScr Rcacr, wslbt
auf bent 8aiIeIibangcnterae, nate tri ppttStaun
npbnen. sic waren ,usrit briaulptBt rte Sarpt
in OpuslaeYiae, in SrdnO 9eitett jI babcn uut
ipdtsr fam Der Ssrca&t, pab Ts etnsn peutIha
5srimer, weldr fiir;Ii4 III tencr 0escno per
I6punpen Iein lou, rrmprpet unO in etncn Srm'
ner geircrfen bdtten. Gin nltes GrSmbdus, pat
!oluptqudrticr Der 9leBrr, wurpe ocr ensrn S9p4
en pUn elmer Yarte aufSrbr1ttcr gtaAbarn ger
ittrt, unp um oOrIeBtcn Scnnta9e purre Elm %
6uj tiefrr Srumen autSepuntpt, atrg tcin rrmur
peter Rr2mrr parin grfunprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
Beuitterid,doen.

Das fapsrs @siuittsr ami leBtm 6rsytdsgPa6.
mjttu5, mtld0 fb in gsit Saunl6ip, Sets
County, ahfdr5s IN S4lubsn. bic atsr trtnen
pcientIiGsn S4apen onsert&tst babsn. Gin
SIislratl nteB f6lus in Die gDcbnunS BON Sa.
COB GebeI, rib Die pFifstuns an btppsit @stti.
snbsn as mip tel6iptSts bas 9auS auf anesre
Bsiie. Die Nuttsr In6 Sic G6sfrau Res Srn.
@etrl, tpel6e f4 In einem untsrn 3imnsr brt
SauleS GsfanNtn, purcsn bspee bur9 ben S4lda
nisrersefredt unO parsn einise 3ett brlinnunsS.
Ice, bod III es uns dnsensbm binJulssen ju tSu.
nsn, bab fs ni&t felbf sUm SlibTrdbt sttrpffrr
prbsn, uno nit 5llfs Srn Or. Dm. Srrbi
lGun an ftd6i:sn Gage auf benz 0sss gutter
Spffnuna fH befanosn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
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0reile in Tlllentamu am Oienltao.
SERB Or g te.

Sir ben 2lusuit ScrmiiL 1855.
SCbn unS Sames 5pfmun, 9essn German unt
snSslhiar.
Martin Senthtsrer, Segcn 2tcmas 9. BiIion,
Srrbsd unO Rnaub, sessn gleubarb u. ,Strnpn,
Solomon Scpsr, SsSen 3i6lcl Bcctrins.
aarcn Giirntart lInc anpsre 9e9cn q. Sraub.
Gdipr 8aufmap, sssen bic NLlent. Giirn SO.
sSaterman mo gcunS, 9esen S., erSman.
5enrp SC. Stubl, ssSen Gls 9. Siery.
Saiompn Oiebl bsesn aarrn 0utb.
Der 9tSmliAs, sssrn Daniel Ststtlsr.;
1aria Saq, se9en s. WOrrs Hno Z. Fsnqnts.
5annab @cyer, SsSsn 9. unb D. WCprr.
s. uno 3. G'reter. scsen George SrOtf,
9entamn Bannenta&er, s'sen Gbarlrs Ncrs.
s. $. 8srnS Nubsp, sesen s. s. Solmpu.
.. NcYait. stssn tit, aasrtaun Gilep gp.
gstsr $. 9us. seSer 3tOma6 ?; 9Ufmau.
SOtn Glaber, 6eSsn ben gSmIigrn.
Der NlfpIi6e ssssn ben NGniliher.
9lleranpsr. ylcJsss. sesen 9tbam Stsrnr.
9spt 5anomsrs, 6ssca Daniel Defer.
9lmrs gttinSsr, 9e5en Ebcni6s .. 5Ufmen.
Der Nimlide, SeSen Den NdmIt&en.
Slmes s. Buff, ssssn bsn gllrIitm, q.
S.9. Spfman, unC BRO. eesen ben NdmliGtn.
Die Nimli6en, ssssn ben Ndmli&sn.
Die Ndmli4rh, sesen trn glamIidsr.
S. (s. SamusIs, prctb.
SGli iS, nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-18
Zinc repubIiFanifIle E,edlseit.

Cine 8i&monO 3situns siett olS cine srO5s
gisutgFeit ein nod 8rTbere Stcr9 BON elmer pod.
,rit gum Ssltsn psl6e I'M NuSuit in Nsu yurt
itattTnpsn ioa. Die ;u SrrmabIsnpe linO rbr
reid. Der Srdutisam it siu 3uder'Dlantassn
StfBcr vuuecutflna; Die 8raut Die Go6tsr rines
9su.gerter 8tttCr5 (Jt9tcr GOntn.) Die
So6jeitt,u6erstunsrn fnO int magniFtsnttru
Stpl. jteine @reitCsntS'Scur mar iemal5 70
slinisnt, Istf nt6t in "SlU 7idory'O" 3eit.-
gti6t prnser ais 1000 Uife fnO paSu cinsclas
ben. unp jpar iammt unp iOnesrs auf &oitrn rer
Gnlacrr; bic. aGt auslascn betrcitcn. Der
SrSutIsam 6rinSt Elm OrfOlse BON 200 paaren
iunger Oamtn unp otrrtn POM Sipen nit rpcl'
DIES i4 auf Osm g8tge, III iepsr Staot nod per-
mebrsn miro. Oa flir ,enr Iol6s Ntcnse SU6s
,ritsdlle tsine priodtpo9nuns 8aum bat, 70 II
bas ct. 9hAGlaS 5ota Gn Ytsu'gOrty fir pier
Gage dU 81 900 per Gas Serentst wprptn, pdb.
rcno mel en- ftirlltdss SlntrttIrrr icin pirp -
Der dusaejsi6uetle 2uruStsnner in Gsu. gxt IN
ais S9lffnsr fir bieie 8rpBlrttSs 9Od3ett anSe'
iteQt.