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FRoM CHIsA.-By letters received from
China, we learn that the American merchants
in Canton had held meeting, to consider
the subject Of the present state Of affairs,
when it was resolved that it was tho duty of
the American Naval force to prevent any
fighting in the vicinity of the American ship
ping and residents. 1t is stated that there is
q perfect accord between the American and
English naval forces in the Chinese waters.
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4i}orrir0.

In Wilmington, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
George Loomis, Solomon TOWNSEND, of New
Castle county, to Miss LorisA NJ. CARTER,
CT that city, formerly of Cecil county.
In Elkton by the Rev. i. J. Way, on the
22d inst. JosErn NJ. IlEMrHILL to PRISCILLA
j. JACKSON, all Of this place.
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NOTICE
To Late Supervisors & Collectors

A LII Supervisors Of Roads in Cecil county
-EA-(appontcd previously TO the election or
Road Supervisors by tho people,) whose &C
counts remain unsettled are notified to ap-
rear at the meeting Of the County Commits
,ioncrs on the 81. 4th and 9TH Of April, or on
the 18th, 18th or 18th of that month to close
their business with the County; otherwise
suits may be entered against them.
Collectors Of Taxes for years prior to 1851
are also notified TO appear at one or the other
of those meetings to close their accounts.
BY order, =. G. RICKETTS,,
mar II 4w Clerk
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=. 0T'Wilmer & Ford, well known and citi-
zcns Of this county have entered into BUSH
ness.co partnership at Winners Point and
Georgetown, in Kent county TO which neigh
borhooas they will prove great advantage.
Gee them advertisement. C."
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

~. L<L(S Nha VIZ SItiIs nv"
~HA 5iI.-Wc would invite attention to our
Sthrg; and we'll selected stock Of Fall and
Nintcy Goods, purchased in the New y ork
market. which we are ROW selling off 1T prices
which, viii induce al who call to purchase.
Having reil,ccd-t the prices Of our entire stock
Of Ladies' Dress Goods 10 to 30 per cent we
wuuld solicit an early examination, and feel
, rssnred that our stock and prices will com
pare ftvorsbly with any in the city, we name
in part
f-rpch Mcrinos, Polka Coats,
Cohurg Cloths, Lancaster Gmghams,
Figured Alracas; Calicocs,
Persian Twills, Long square Slawls,
i.upeirs, Bombazines Chemsetts 4 collars,
plain strp'd Dci}cge Under-s sleeves,
ria in wool dc LANES, Edglngs and insertings
lain and lig'd do Jaconct s Swiss bands
Cashmeres blk 4 cold Lid gloves
Plain and striped Poplins; black and colorcd
Silks. silk and cotton Ncvcts, silk, thread
and cotton Gloves, alpaca, marino and cotton
Hose
--Ai.SO--
A general assortment of Dress Trimmings.
goods for men and boys wear. boots and
saoex. hats, caps, umbrellas, trunks and car
pot bags, and n large and well assorted stock
" Groceries, Hardware, Qucclsware, &c. i,
all of which we are now selling at reduced
prices, for cash or country produce.
North East Feb 10 HUGHES BROS
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NOTICE

+ hereby give notice that I have placed my
4 books so far as the Butchcring bus mess
is concerned, in the hands Of Mr., John $.
Rossrll, for collection to whom those in
dehted to me on that account will please
make immediate payment.
VICTOR l.. BENNETT.
Elk ton, march - NV
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MovING DAY.-Many, of our readers will
probably change Their. place of residence at
this "moving' season. In cases where a
change of Post Office is made necessary the
subscriber will please inform lis.
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rJ@A terrible tornado, accompanied by
hail and rain, passed over Nashville, Tenn,
on tho 18th inst. The State House was UNI
rooted, and sustained damage of $4,000.
The First Presby terrain Church and a num-
Der Of other buildings vero seriously injured
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CoSFERENcE.--Th Philadelphia Annual
Conference of the NJ. Il. Church, of which
the stations and circuits in Cecil form part,
meets in Lancaster on Wednesday next, the
18th inst.
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NOTICE.

LEARNERS STEAM ACCOMMODATIONS
y LINE OF MARILAND.-An Elcc:ior
for five Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. will he held at Elkton. on WEDNES-
DAY, April I.h, at Johnson's Hotel.
GEO. ". MCLEAN,
march "a wv Secretary.
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TIE MIsslNG L. s. SHIP ALBANIA let
ter dated Havana, March II, says:
by a recent arrival in port, we have re-
port which is of Importance to those who are
interested in the fate of the Albany. A mast
has been picked up near Turk Island, whose
shape and dimensions have led to the belief
that it belonged to this unfortunate vessel
Accurate measures have been taken of it. and
it may reeve clue to the fate Of those VIC
II ourn.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL.-Tradc on
this thoroughiare, it is said, opens dull, ex-
ccpt as regards flour, only one of the coal
companies having commenced sending of
coal. The supply Of -four, too, along the
line, is rather limited. Up to the Goth ms
tant, ten boats had left Williamsport far
Georgetown, with 0 800 bbls. of flour.
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lDMr. William II. Ptarcc of Cecil is agent
in this county for several valuable rublica-
ti0ns. He is an intelligent and reliable man
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ExpE CITED STEAMER. Atlantic was to
have sailed from Liverpool on the 10th inst,
and was, consequently, out thirteen days
yesterday, but up TO the time of going to
press we had not heard of her arrival
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MAE'YSE.

A lie persons are hereby forbidden to tear
"A down the fences belonging to the sub
scribcr or to drive over his grounds. Against
those SO trcspassing the law win be enforced
WILLIAM LITTLE.
march 9th, 1856 Sw
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Tl)c Cecil lul)ia.
Ea.MTON. MARCH %, 1858.

, GIVE are under obligation to the Hon.
JAMES A. PgAgcB, US. Senate for copy of
the Documents relative to; the Japan Expcdi-
ton itenn interesting book.
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PLorGHISG.-Many farmers have b'on
blowing this week, though on Tuesday night
there was n freeze hard enough to stop them
for half a day.
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Snow SroRN.--Thcre was a heavy snow
storm at Norfolk, Va, on Thursday. The
snow fell more han six inches deep.
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2:j0,O00,0OO

81 NOO, 900 900
Who, I would ask, would put the cst-
mated advantages that would accrue 20 Cuba
at once at a less figure than one thousand
millions!
If Cuba was annexed we should have an
outlet for our RrcadsuIis and Provisions, our
Commerce and our Manufacturers, free Of
duty, and this would. in part comp,ns7te ms
for the Reciprocity treaty, as by chcapcning
the cost of provisions on the Island it would
increase their consumption, thus giving us a
market for some ofthat flour which nor comes
free from Canada. BY annexation of Cuba
we not only secure the key to the commerce
Of our own Mississippi Valley, but we add
safety to the peculiar institution of the
South. Let England or France once get the
control of Cuba, so as TO free the negroes as
in Jamaira, We would then soon see the
slaves of The South, Florida and elsewhere,
passed over to Cuba by boat, construct d for
the purpose, much faster than We have ever
seen them passed into Canada by the undcr-
ground Tor invisible) railroad.
The philanthropic project CT stopping the
Slave trade calls loudly for the annexation Of
Cuba as no other means can be devised to
stop that trade except to break up the mar
kct for the negroes. Our commerce too
would be safe for all time from pillagc by
Pirates who always infcst the Island when
the coasts are not strongly guarded by an
effective force. The writer Of this can speak
from some experience on the subject, he hav-
ing hocn robbed of every dollar he had in the
world, in July 1898, nearly abreast of la
vana. Of course it may be expected that he
almost sympathizcs with the lillibustcrs.
PROGRESS.
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PUBLIC SALE,

FENlIE subscril or will sell ut Public S,l. at
IL his residence on Bohemia Manor, near
the B.ick NIL, on
THURSDAY, ooh Of MfRCH,
the following personal property:
- LIVE STOCK s17.sn
ErGswf 4 horses, e milch S+SssdGisasA
t COWS, conc fresh;) A
eise>xaa&sy hcifcrs, 3 year eSs1SSsszsSss
lings, shoats, and several dozen fowls.
FARMING UTENSILS.-1 good, light,
farm wagon, nearly new, with hay rigging;
one revolving horse-raie, corn shelter, BAN
borough fan, good rs new; ploughs. harrows,
cultvators and farming utensils generally.
Also lot Of Bacon and Potatoes. and tho
usual variety oflIOUSElIOLD K KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
TERMs.-All sums under $40 cash; on larg-
or sums 6 m anths credit with approved sccu-
rty and interest from date.
mar "a 1t SAMUEL +. MASSEY.
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NOTICE AND READ.

4 S ! have, been rooted ont from the lower
"A Wharf, will continue TO run the Schoon
RN>er WILLIAM HAMELELoN, from r..
EaSS Benefits Wharf. to and from this
A..AM place to Baltimore; leaving every
Tuesday at II O'clock. All ship
pers served as usual, in the hest manner.
UyFarmers! Guano can be brought from
Baltimore. weekly, at the forrest price. long
hnndred, 22t0. WIN. ROBINSON.
Elk Landing. March 8 tt
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Better from n T5s,iitIIsfer.

GIVE have the following letter from
correspondent who seems disposed to come
and other filibustcrs. Our readers will at
tach their own estimate to the article. 1t
has been two weeks on hand, but we could
not mint il sooner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-03-24

TIE NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.--The
receipts of the Niagara suspension bridge for
the last year amounted to $4,000, the first
cost being but about $4,000. The new large
structure just completed cost about $500, 900.
The old structure was used as a platform in
building the new one. and has been removed.
There are three tracks upon the bridge.
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BOoHS.-Judge Brown Of the Post Office is
about to open book store.
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Cure YOnr COngh,
ny THE USE OF
Rit!er's Syrup ofTar, Wild Cher

!. RT, IND WUUD N.iPWIHi.
A SLIGHT COLD accidentally acquired. through
N neg Or improper tre'tmcnt. may result in
that wo!s of al diseases. consumption. therefore be
advised in time. and procure mt bottle of
this valuable preparation. 1t is pleasant to thr
taste. and h IS narcotic in its composition and
can DO taken by all wi h perfect safety.
The wide spread reputation which this prcpara-
Non has obi .incd cough medicine, is a sure
gu ,ntee Of its usefulness in all diseases of the
throat and lungs, and all who it will be certain
TO obtain relief For sale by all Storckccprrs in
this, snd adjoining counties, and wholesale by the
propric l. l.. RITTER
Mar Sun No South Front st. Phiada.
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1900 TOES NDl
SIIPER-PHOSPUATE OF LIME,

1900 e.ES zap
SUPER-PIIOSPlIiTE OF LIME,
nEBURG'S ORIGINAL AND GENUINE, war
Ira Of superior quality. the cheapest ma
pnrs in the world.
Farmers and dealers supplied at low prices.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels extra quality Land Plaster, selected
A1pi essy for its fcgti!izng quality.
10 900 bushels of same in bulk.
1000 b. rrels Calcintd Plaster.
900 :" Casting "
100 d" Dentist q
PERUVIAN GUAN0.
ghis article We offer u confidence to our custom
ors, as equal TO any imported, and far superior to
MOS. in tho market. 5000 bags Of this superior
GuInn for sao Mt the lowest market rates. Also,
PATAG0NIAN GUANn.
GROUND CHKRCoAL
- POUDRETyE. nc.
a. G. FRENCH It CO.
Al the S7slM~PtAsTER MuLs. Junction York
A,onre. Crown aud C.llowhil Stress, Phi!ada
Ma. ) an
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SPRING GOODS.

A LDRIDGE 4 GRANT have just rccciv-
"a ed and opened, a Large and splendid as
sortmcnt Of Spring Goods, TO which they
respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and the public. Also, lot Of
Ncsv Groceries, sc.
New crop of New Orleans Sugar for 6! cts
prime Rio Coffee from l2a TO I cts; Hams
and Shoulders, Flour, Meal, Fish, &c. .,..
Elliton, mar "A
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I7iE eihscriber has jas; returned from
4 Philadelphia and New Iu!k, with the
lnr.snSt and hast sc lie ctcl stnck of
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
62s38

8ietr pirIsr Ginsepanbrrten bIieben nid,t in Ca
naba, lsnbern reieten mad prm sSetsn Der Ser.
Staatei, I'm f6 bort au3uiiebeln. gg.f. 10 .ss
llntr ben ginwanbgsrn In Surtrd tefanbeii
li6 lsbtes Satr bles 345t arrnr, 81 BERN gSei-
terbffSrpsruns bic 0isSieruns 1921 II Sd, sers
|: Sluf bisles ssRibt, tann man annsbmen, paB
$4,000 peni9TrnS 70 psit brmittelt rarsn, UNI
ibre 8sls un9sbinprt fcrtsnlesen. Sen btsItn
ansrsrtencn glrmsn tamen 422 pen Deutf6lanb,
2971, msilisns peiblids etnpanhrrert ppn Srlanb
unb So Spn Gn8Ianb u. & NJ. ..s~4r-s . e
Die GinwanpnupS mar, nit ausnatmt bes
9abrrS 1Sl7 lwc 80, $50 einlpanpsrtGrh nod nr
70 lart setpslrn. als I'M lssten Sabre une aus Ct,
nsr Serslei6u8 init pea-pcrieen Sakrcn 8sst berf
Spr, Hab iis lid scu 9ahr 3u Sabr ssitsSut bat.
~ar' (Gan. Brt)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
1lamifd-hathpIi[ae statistih.

Der tatbpliIdr SnlsnNer fit tas Sabr 1922,
9itt bic fpigvrbe, Statistifs BON Der 8SmiI4sta'
t6cliiGen &ir&s IN ben gerciniaten Staaten; Gs
gilt bererr al9ir z 2lrdbildNPf, 33 Sii9ois, 2
8ears apoIlolies, t704 9riefer, unb 1924 Sire
den; rpsl6rs einen ;3upaAS i'm Der9ansenen Sdbr
seist, BON 2 SI6Ofs, 129 grteNer unO 112 Sir
den. Die &attolifhe &ir6r bat aud suSletdeer
Belt 699sWtIFunss sStationen, % Gole9tsn, III
Ncabemtttt fiir Nds psbli6e @el6ie6t, 81 3bees
IcsiI6e Semiaarisn, pelde Cptejent8en etnseldlelf
fen bic anbrrtpdrts ltupirenl beinabe 700 tun9e
Mdnnsr fir 9SrieRcr ertiebrn unb porbereitsa.
Sn Der 9tat bic SatGptil6e Stride 1T wItnSerpcl
am 3uaebmrn in pirisn Sereini9trn Staatsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
a1reforuts-Gunoipoteu.

Der p.gJcrf etraib fublijht fcIacnpe 9iite
rem @dftbitateR fir bic nddite YeliprntI6aft, unb
Iest ifnen fclSettts Rehten tsis -. ,.-,..-5
1libts- 1i1ifsr-Glllhcre, GtaYtoa, Scuapn,
9awC Sttdtrna aGSrrrt Davis; SrVwn uap 9tays
mpnp. .,...-..
Gahiast-GahSisAttn- -Sietcs, Marty, Gu.
fling, unp SeffrrIrn Davis.
AI6en-Gabinrt Cauoibat-Saues Bud,
,Elnan. -
AuRrrbatb pemohratifbr Gaubibatrn-
Cap, Douglas, 8usf, gBoOl. Sumter unb gHciB.
1pbiS- GanNiOaten = 5illmrrr, Grtttrnpen,
8rl, Gsrrrtt, upb 9tiSes. g - ...
ANTI Sklepsn- GauniSntrn-S Sentcn, ST.
warO, Gbnir, Sale unp Gibbinss. y. -
efranenrr1t Ganninlteu = Serrrtt Snitl,
Irsp SpuSlab lup @nrriion. ... ..1...s .ar
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
SfensJerfcD.

SIN Sauie Der Ofisssetims Spn Nea,Se
lsSte elm 5ert SAP Strsefrrn einrn att trsaslia
Der DECENTRALIZATION ppn 2uslanbern per. Irr
3usd oislsr gIfte eett ba9in, ben Staatsaeri6ts.
bSfen bic @apaIt gu nsbusen, bas Sdrsrrrrdt AZ
SsrieiHrn cSer Sntrnticnen, Sdrssr ~ prrpen,
entSesen gu itrbnlrn. M
Gin Scrrcipcncent bes Newart Rereurs I&rsi6t
bon 2rentUn, gew- 9rrlrp :"Iir Damrn bieler
Stapt beaHitti9en, ictalp bic 3smpersn,. .Sia int
Srnate pur6se9an9en rin ipirb. Elm srpeeS 8an-
quet Su 9tben, wcju ale Witslsrfr Der Orlsbse.
bunsi irrIde fir pas @r1es Itimmtcir, tinaslaesn
irrrren iollrn." ,-aFa 10
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Gin aeuer sbnrhenIirrifb Santa snna'p

gus SiIal IN 2yutatau tpirb untrr trm 81 /.
SG. 1854 scm,elpet, ,baB bic i'm &rits Won ben
Meritanun ScIan9enen Snptansr, r, i'm @arScn
ctpa 19ONann. mad Der SnIrl Cuba 8elAdt wrrs
rcn Icltrn, um bort ols g tlaSen certduft
su rptrten. Die unstddIi6et Snbianer taten I'M
ter rem IA. Deg, 1854 ppn Ntcripa aus rinen
Yrrteit seseu jones IdSnpIiGr &erfabren erlaiIcn.
Der Slujt 3 On ilta mcritdniIArr Dttntlttr
Der au9rrarttseu 9lu9elc9cbtcitcn bate ndmlih
inter pem %. Sunt 1854 ein Defret erlailrn,
,ppna8 200 Snrianrr an Gel. Don Olanusl Sin1s
eiug, ben agrnteu rrs Saules @Oteurta In oapan'
ia fir $4,000 scrtauft purben. .-.E 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Cine fbreefii6e nne traurise seseben.

- belt. w
Gin l6auberbaftes unb riibrenbss GreiSuie fdnb
Trfitdg 9ladts IN Der Na6barI4aft BON Gass
eahe, Sowa, tatt. Jlptrrt Me@intp, rprG6sr 2
Wieilen BON CASCADE ppbnte, .begab li6 na6 ieis
nen, SAwesTsater, Srn. Glart, pelAsr zine fur
&c Strsde ocn Cascade rppbnte, unb madte eii,en
An9ri1 auf ieine 5rau, iprlde iid, nm iener bru=
tala, Bsbanpluns auS;upeidrn, pcrtbin geflidtet
bate. Oils Or. Glart sine piitols aus 1einer 5as
lde jpg, uno ibn ju srf6ie6en rrcbtc. wenn er
nat nahlaiis, erriT Mc@inty Gin 9lGtteilsn,
I6lu9 ben Batter bamit nifper, entriB ibm nann
lsin Yiitol, inp fsuerte paislbe auf ibn loo
g8abrnb hielsm- ;3mritamsf, fi6tete l6 bic 5rau
In Elm 9la6bars6aus, abr ba fc brfiratete, i6r
Dfann mbdtt iie orrfClsrn, perleb lie ballrlte
pieser, rnp Serlcdte I'D, In ben 9Salp. Ofe'S'tn'
tp lts9at 'fi6 bnnn mad Dem Saule, mcbin ieine
6rau fd 9eflddtet batte, !unp ais ct lie ra nibt
fanb, Idpur er, bic 8rau pom 5auie nieper3u'
I6iebrn, ipenn lie inn brn plat nidt 3e9e,. no
lid leine 5rau Seritcdt babe. Die S5rau, bic itr
geteit l6unen rpllte, 3eiste ibm bic 8i6tuns, nad
pridrr eine 6rau seeanssn mar. GntIHlcifrn,
nod n,ebr Slut 3u serseben felstc CT iEr nah
une fanp lit in, Webilde serfedt, no CT ibr ben
Sopf brnabe ean5 atf6nitt. Gr beSab lid bann
na8 ieincr gSehnuns, lrbtc ben aanf Der 9dtrle
an Ien &nn, pridte los, unb ris 8uscl fubr aus
irinrm rcAten Sadrn Oa biss irin qebensIht
ni4t austlirs. irucrte er brei 5tuseln in ben lln-
terleit, lnp SerIu4ts f8 NIT enem Olclier Die
@ur9el Su pur6l6nfifrn. Gr narpr 5reitas Nadt
BON eini9en Mauncrn, bic auf FINER Serfcl9mS
pareit, nc6 Getenp in Ietnen, sauie i'm Sette 9es
funben. ,9lts fett bas Saus entruten,. 500 er
pas BettSeu9 ii6er itin Saupt. sic IeBtrn iDn in
Gin Ba9cn lulb fubrrlt naa Gasrope, abrr .ebe iir
paikltl anlan9tcn, mar Der 2eteilsiunfe picies
9eufels in Neniden9eilalt rrGpi9rn. @cGintY
lnb Irtnr SSreu filtp nun tobt; pb Glarf 3ur GIrs
Iuelung grlanssnwnb, iit5dweifelBaft. 81 aa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Serduserte .Saueuptc .

Die 8tluinSten G5asstte Spp, segllsen Grss'
sna mslpst, ro6 clue 5inItGalcrsgtcte Nouf Die
@seaes Gaunty Sant gu eintr; ;3paipiattacr'SlOte
ur,seansrys, benz oerapssetsr Sesest iprlrSe.--
Die 9tranbuung pa 10 9rlAidtSausgeIHbrt lesg
naR rur gBctgc ben Sshua entoedsntSnnsn ppne
sine oenaue lmtcrIaam9. Die gScrts YBdufi94as
yrr' Enc Slt6 ein delnif9ss Ssrtahren 'dl'sse>
I6l&t uuc bic g8prte "3wanSg Gbaler" oer'Ierr
arpappt wcrpsn. Dic Iisurru In ieeer Gds brr
glpte linS uuI a6nii6t g4sile umsciDesrt reyofn-
Nlan frY Satrv se5sn ricic c6Gliaup8 nuf isuer
Suth. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
&tdats : Ocfetaebm,ta 4.

pa sri sbur9,2. Sebruar.-5m Seuat rfidls
&c psrr Wberrp nrtb cine, ben 8srtouf pen oefissn
8etrdnteu re9ulircute Bill elm. sc paeirfs Gin
Supplement- sur Sntcrpcraticns.afts ner aGsntrlpn
Gikutabn Gcmra9ue. egs paeirie -frncr Gin lGups
plemsnt jum SQcbanits eisn Gam; Is Debut Dir g,es
itimnun9cn bcs frdbcrn Mites aufOas YlamGsr.
Sasntter:9efbaft, lcrps auf e!e fur nstle tSebdure
9stRkrtsn ,Ssijapparote aus gebrsts ntuc 8ills
ivrost asrlsiin, uno peunoc utcbr ctusbnte es9iss
tafcrenseebaltssBi nit Is 9eSrn l0.Stimmcu pafs
-frt
SIN bauie wuros Gin 8CIhtu6 anoencmnlcn, mel:
DIR 7tuffdlu6 fcroert ibsr ben wrtli6sn Stono fer
Staasfhulo uno c6 oissltc permsbrt cesr prninecrt
pures rpibreno ben lcsttu crei Sabrtn.
SIN Setot tpuros tins 8cincnitranj pcr9ds9t pct
8ifbcf 9ieiinan pcr Der tatbcliIhtn Srtbe in pbi=
taoepbia, aescn he 8ilI, rtls Yrtitcrn psrbisttt
su battru. sz.s7 ''zz
, Die Jill rpehe oen 6sbalt Ger YRitatbfr tcr Girs
ics9cbun9 nnf $500 ftititt, nit 10 @shis fdr isps
gRsiIt wcbs s rsiisn, muGsn, paGrls Gle spsitc ess
iuns. HtF hifT8ENE t.E AasE..
5arrisburg, 30ten San. Sm Srnat
IpalRrtt bic COMMITTEE bes @arBen ene Bill, rpcl>
de ben @ctaIt Der 2esisIatcrrn fur cine Sisuns
'auf $500 fefseiebt., i
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Oa Qatriot.
9lllentrpn, 9a., Sebrnar 7,a1S55.
Sctrubtrs uuoln4.

gtm lrstsn 0isnfas trls lId fClgsnSeS lneIid
in &Ieppnser'S &oblrnbcL in birier Staot 81 =
Srrr 9 al pmrRR RupP, spn' gseBenturg
SaunI6ip, srda Gaunty, mar siiamlid NIT Se9s
IrnIaesR bcl6dftgt. mobei cine 3uIanimrngs ngsfrprnf
Waee scn 8cbIeu, Gis unb S6nre, rprlhr rmters
8ratrn mar, auf ibn fiel, ippbur9 er Irinen plSBs
li@en Sob fdwo. 9rrr Stupp mar elm fr6r brIiet<
ter Sirser jsnes 5mm1dps, mar AZ Snbrn oft,
unp biuttrlSet cine Giettin mo nod ,ua Gtfit
unmlnbiae &inper-berrn Gjrfii6le bel rsr Nns
funft bit(er tsairisen 9iabrtbt man lld cher bets
Fen als befareitrn tann-len fri9rss Sinl9siben
;u betrnurrii. A E%EZ&
,socuts fno mir frifb uno fart,
spcr9su faGcn mir ben Sr9rn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
aerft6rrnn pcn @anfnotell.

Die Sramten Der Qrinseten Sant bon 9ias
SsrIcp untrrnatmrn es Dor rnisen 2aScn einen
Gbeilibrsr purth ben llmlauf at9enusrn alten NC'
ten In p1detrn Su Yutrennen. Nls lie slaubten
pirirtrn ItSsn Son Dem 5cur sans Ser3ebrt. iplir-
prn pie ueberrelie bsrauSSeldirt, ipcrauf nhlll
fanb Nas sinss bios TIM ben dullern 8anp lsrun'
prrtrannt pareu. Guise pom pisien parpsn aaI'
aeleleu unp in ltmlauisclcb. Das 9ublttur
nuG eeeen risie gum 3beil psrbranutsn Slctcna aui
Erincr 6ut irbn, inoem bic Sant ii4 wfi9erp lpirr
piriclbrn rn;ulGien. ---H-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Mdiuc.

Ginem Spc;tal &pmInttce rsr Ociebsrtun9 II
Elm neurs "9)tainr GieirB" pCr9els9t wOrpet, mel
DIES nod nett itren9rr lit, ais pas uripriin8lide.
S6napSpertauf lpIl bas crlte MlI init $50 uur
4mcnutlidrr Ginprrruns, paS smeite Ntal chen"
falls nit $50 unp g mcnotli6rr @tuiprrrun9, ras
brittle DIAL atrr nit 500 unb eintdbrigrr @in'
iprrruns hitroft werprn. GrprrBIcutr, Damff'
Ibiffe unb Girntabncn, .relde Sdnaps tranfppr'
tirsn, IcIIen etcnfaIIs Strafr Sdbrn mr sn9eprrrt
prrhen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
SaudSa.
Die Ginmanprruns i'm c5abr 1854

ptc SinmaHpfrHH1 uh cS"9E 1904
lleter pie Ginwanbcrtms i'm Isstsn Sabre il 70
ebrn Gin Seri6t rrI4imen, trm mir fcl9enee 2n'
gaten rutnebmcn
Sm lrBtsn Sabre Ianbeten in Gurbcd 4l1
S6ife, BON pisien tamsa lac bon Gnstanr, 81
prn Srlanr, 81 Spn S6ottlanb, 81 pom eurrpGi>
l6rn Continent unp 55 Srn s afen Der benaGtar'
ten 9rpSiusen tmp ron anpern Srten. Die
bur6ldnittli4r 3abl Der Gage, wel6e bic snsl'
I6en unc beitI6en 9luSwonptreridifTe fir ttrs
sSatrt bis nnd Suetrd setrauhten, III 493 bic
3abl Der Ginpanbrrer betru9 i'm @anien SO, 1873,
paruntrr tlcs 6f8 &ajitrnpalIa8ere. a.. -.
Sn liverpool Idifften iit nad Surbed i3, All
9crlcnrn ein 2739 paSrn paren gnslGnpsr, 1868
SrI6nrer, 701 S6Ottldnrer, 4639 DeutlHe unb
100 tamen pcn anpsrn 9dneern.
Die @tnpanberfr bss lrbtrn Sabres, tpelGe IN
Guetrd lanerten, grbprrn Su fcl9rncen gtatipnsn :
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Srniteifee.

Gin 9rrBer Nt&t swiBer ats W %
.pr.-Qestr 9Bp6c srpabitm bic 9ii6tSpiiIrr 5rn.
Y rsp 9tU b, als @apcr bon Glarttpillr,
lrnne0re. Gs nia5 pielleidt birTni6t aus benz
9laBc iein gu brnirrfsn, raB 5crr 9tctb pirti6 rn
9roBer Wann II, penn CT ipa pbne Icinr Stic.
ie! 81 8uG bod ltin.