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stoves ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards of 10th street and BASIN bank, op
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal
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N00rt0t

pjrb bitrnit beseNrn, pab bic llntrr,ridnctrn ais
gomtniRrutOren Der Snterlabenftaft pes Ssrfpra
tenrn SUnas S6nef, leBtbtn pm Nprps
g9brjtbaa Inunihp. 9r6a Gauntg, rrnannt wors
Den inp.--9IIs pieIent8en batcr wsIds nr4 at
beiaste SintcrIuBeni6aft i6uIpen Fnp aufscfurrsrt
innsrbdlb gGc6rn bel ben llntrrSeiGneten an;u-
rufen uno etjutsjatlrn. - limb lplhe rte nod
re6tmibi6e 6urpcrnsrn taten mEscn, linb sbsns
falls erIu6t Icltc innertalt Der brIasten 3sit
wpbItrRdtSt sinluNGnptgcn, an
GIiiabrtt S6nrd,
0tcubrn Oeibcrt,
Ipminillratprrn.
gicSrmbrr IL. 1886 na6t
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Mnf0nte 9a6rt6t.

Od 8c6ert 2auba6 unS feline Srda
Gfber, ben SGr'Sauccn 9rwnIatp, qeGa Gaun-
tp, Sermtttrlt elmer freipitlissn lleberIGreibung
ratrt ben "a. Sctctrr, 1856, al itr Gisntbum
al ben l,nterI6rietensn itrrsctrn taten, unb
,rar gum telen ber Grrcitpren bss te1agtrn 8p.
bert Gaubad, 70 rsrprn bientt aIle birenisen mel.
de NOD an ibu fdulpts fnb auf9cforbsrt innrr-
batb QBo6rn anjuufrn unp atSubs3u9lsn- unb
Iol6r wslds nod redtm6Ifsr @ufcrOrrungsn an
tc1a9rn Gaabah boten, wwpen etrnfaIls aufess
fprpcrt tnnerbnIb rer teiastcn 3sit ibre Re9nun-
gen wcblteitdttSt sinSubdnbisen an ...
Hacpb s. l1etcrrptb, slIisnir.
NcSrmter 6. na6m
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Nd0ri0t.

Der ltnter,siduste in Glib U6titGatI, 9r6a
GauntY, bat Srsenwartis auf Sanp, uno ;u SsrS
taufrn, an bl9rn 9rttBen.
Ille 9lrtrn Gi6rrt<6plS
fdr Sdss unb Sau.Sl6de, 70 rpte aud fir 8as.
ner unp YTu9ma6sr.
99er Su taufen wdnIat, mrlre F8 Galb, hben
tG9tA paSun gu &Iafters0Uls se9auen ro.-Gs
tit nobe BET Simon MCyers, ebemaIs @ansprrs,
9Sirtbsbauie.
6rnrY 0utb, jr.
Dec. 3. 1856. ra3m
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Sn Sem 98htien9eri6t Dpn 2eaa 81.
Sn Der Sa9e Der 9te6nun9 Spn Omen Mler
uno @ctfrjro Ycter, Grceutcren ecs lcbten g8tls
lens uno GelamrntS BON Gttiabetb MtGs
fer, Gcbtbin Spn SeiNcIters GaunIAip, feaa
Gounts.
unO nun gttsrmbrr 7. 1856, crnannte bic
Count g. 8. &tflcr, GIQ., 9etrr Genb unb sBtI'
liam &iittrr. GiQ., ais gubtcrs, INT Die pbisr
8etnung ibm,uictteln, &erttdIun9 3u MAIDEN unp
rem ndafrn fcitsegtCn Baiisn9esi4t Dem @sisB
9emGB, SCridt gu rrltatten.
FaSSN glus ben urtuntrn
Sssaz9 Srjeuats.
I. 10. t1IifIcY, Sdrst6er.
Stcnarnonnte gluoitcren wrrben Iia fir ren
GnSfwed ibrer Gelimmung perIammeIn, auf
DcnnertaBs ren II. 9ecemtcr, um tlbr Nad.
mittdas, am @ahbau1e BON 9pter W der, In
SGacrapiQe, 0r6d @auntp, allrp li6 alle Sntes
reBirte cinfnesn tGnnrn, wcnn ie eS ols nBtbs ere
a6ten.
glcsemtrr ~, hq4m
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Nd6rtd)t

pitc birrmt 9coctsn, oag oer lusrtiduete offs Gres
eutcr Der ointtragSnIhaft oes perltcrbrnsn . entu
9RtGer, ketbtu non oancpsr Saunfbip, esda Gauus
tn, an9cteut pcrotn t-Ius cietniasn pabsr tpSlz
ebt mob on tcio9te SintSrIuicntbaft lhutoCn, fuo
aufssfcrbert inncrboI6 g8ctbtn bti bsm lrtsrcits
ucten auuruftn uno atjubs;dblen. - limb Scbe Die
nod rsbtmd6t9s 6rrorun9eu butsn mS9en, fno cbsuz
faIs erutt iCIhs wcbt6sitist innsrbaIp bet beiosc
3tt einubauei9sn on
Srbh Gfrrt, Gr'pr.
9lopsni6tr &c. 1856 nq6nl
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GSurS! fSurS! fSurS!

Ours, III bGinabc 2tuss tvouatb lest eefrast mirb,
uno mir iino ft tnIlbrFsn uitht btnttr Der 3tt ;u
Itin. - Sn Srl9c ocBrn botcn mir elm ltbr 9rcBss
HBcrtcncnt brett pcn Den tcittn Wanufatturittn in
9tsupcrt Gir, olIpp Surs auf Die mtilt mCpsarti9s
Q9cift, uuo ju ben uicpr9tcn Yrctn u baben it, CT:
bosu.-lInrr 26rrtement bljtBt Ole fctssnotn SNLs,
nun I'M Sebraucb, in litb, oils:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
sllentaun SSa.-gecember no. 1856 So
$1,000 6e8 SSobrS.

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o'ent oaour6 ra6 ft fir has ercFs Sub, tctiitsit:
"Great Events In Modern History"
umbcr 9creBt iinb-eutbatttno Die met mertipdroio.
Itsn Grfnonn9cn, Grcbeyun9rn, 9rcss Srrffsn uno
oncsrr lbauoCrbaftc 9i9ctsubcittn, bluptidtblh in
europa uno QnErltG, ron Dem Bs9innc oss l6ten
Sabrbunorts bis 5ur 9e9cuparttsen 3ct purdb.
Spbn Srrlt, 9. g. 9.
prodrrU ptr;isrt nit GtbSn pCn plSneu css
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6risSss, uno ale 8t9tbGnbtien bis gum Sabr 1856.
Da eaS BUD uur ourth Subftriptirn pcrtaufr.
unS ourhauS nicht on ftincm IrtiB, in Buhltcbrs
ab9roFsn miro, lc bobSu unitrs Uoenten ben Scrtbs[
allGtn IN lclhsn Oitriften, rpsltt iie anuCbucn, u
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tretTtn lno. - NSir dtCrkncsn ouf @mpfon9 ron
$500 Gin Spcsimsn bss 8ut,S, nit pclIsu Sslcnoerr
btittn prr A9sntithof-NRan ooprsFirs:
9. Us. Sraefcp. osroussstsr.
SO As, gicro Ate Stra6t, philadelphia ...
Go~mtcr 26. 1856. ra5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
9Surbe defunben

llntsr,d6nsirr fano am lsh.tr G.eitaa in sinem
gallas'r.%Srrsa aul ",r glere Series grntrat.
sam, sw'lgeR eaitcn ur.'o a16ite5aus, sinc,
@saUe'''' OH nit rtpas soelp BARN. Dcr Gienrr
'4' Oenlslbsn, r.a0 8riQWibum8, ipIeosr in Gms
pfanS nsbmCa BET ~
80. Sc. WeaDer,
IN aututauu,
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Nlnocr Surs ron alien Yrntnnlin0tr.
6trrcn Sur Cellars, Gaprtu, .banbfhube II. [rp.
94ir babsn c6cnfalls uuitrn Stcd pcn Gttcfcl,
ShubCn, Often uuo Gupptn. lhidtth fir bic Sdbts;
;tt, um ptgIeS per9rSgCrt lluiir Stct non le6tr:
lcbub,n I'M 8Clcuocrcn III Itbr 9rcg, uno fblrGt ale
Die prlheoCnen Srtrn i'm 9)Iartt in iith ala Snoian:
Yubbtr, 8ufatce uno 5lolbltotr, Sslrvtt, IL. l. No.
0amen uno ,ptrrcn, Udbe trstno Der cbiotn artis
tcI bsnStbi9t mo, rutrpGn mcb tbun lpenn t auru.
ftu uuo unicrn Stcd belsben, che ie icntuc sau'en
alIs cbi9e ArtttsIwtrcen bttm 6rcBsn uno 8ltinsn
rpcbtFtI 81 souoltcbrboltrr psrtauft.
grung unb 2r6.
SO 4j Slt:loamltten Straet.
1tGsrtoun Zee 3. u13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
@efun6en.

ltutsricihuStSr bat amltetcu NQcntoaaufotr StraFt
;piItbcn ausntJuu uho G5rieemers Gsaltbaufe cnen
autsn ilebsrrrd 9efuurcn.-iDer @isnsr fam pcuId:
zen ssstn Nepsis leiues Gissntbunis uno BtBabluuQ
Der ilntolien piCosr erbnItsn tti
s1tssmgsr %, 1856. '''" S>''"''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
N16ri6t.

piro bistmt e9stsn, oa6 Der llntsrjsdncts as Grts
tntcr, oss tsstSn GBisus uuo 2etauens, ess rtrets
bsnen Sebn 9 Sd9sr lsstbin ron Ssibdtstg
Saunibip, eea Gauntr, erfanttt rutroen IN. - Ale
oeieniscn oober. Die ncb an bsa9ts oiuterogeufbat
fhutoen ifno auf9efcroert inncrbab g8ctben ansus
rufeu uuo otiubSiubsn, une stde bic nrd rchnlaPis
&C Scrbcrun9sn batCu, hno sbenfaus crfnbt fcthe
nobbrtat9t innsrbalb esr bsd9tcn 3sit etn3ubanela
gen an.
Sdmurl s. 8iitler, Gr'tr.
Sstcbsr %. 1856 GIN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.
SSptn fSrpff, 9. 9. 9.

2luf SrritagS ben 26tcn Ocrrmber,
3wcitrr GNr1tas) IclIrn ant SauIe res lln>
tcrScdnetrn in gYnnciIle. Qynn GdunI6ip, 9r6d
Gauntp, fcI9cnbc glrtitel auf EfentIiGer grntu
pertnuIt werrsn, nGmlib
8 Yferrs, ter britsn &iGr, 2 S6wrtnc,
SinSmublc, StrUbtanf, Gin 6rNutb- -g8ogsn. elm
4ssIulS s1aaen, Elm Spriras gBasen fir gfsrb,
Elm Spring s8aSrn fir 2 Yfsrps. etn S6lttrn,
10 ipte alr artsn Saus G'erdtbi6aitrn, su pst-
lGuftig gu mrlom.
Die SrOinsun0sn am Gertuuftase mb Guf.
partun9 bon
Ybapn 9. ,Saas.
December 3. 1856. .. ro3m
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LEADING ARTICLES; .iIsil "a RAmPanti Reform
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U.GEN LANE AT HARRISBURG: Letter from e
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lH..FROM BOSTON: Letter from Our Own CorIesron'
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IvTHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Kansas
Matters; Later from MeHieoj From the CaIss de
Nefd From WGshpEtou; Explosion a. the Mon
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baltimore; Transportation West Connecticut
Election The Case Of Judge Davis Weather AZ
c..XxXIyra CoNGRBsS-FrRsr SESSION. beings L
tie Senate and House Of Representatives.
VI.NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
yU..FEABFUL CoNFLAGaATloN: Thirty two 3 Lid
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X.wONDERs OF THE PRESS.
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XXI.. THE CATASTROPHE OF The PACIFIC: SAFE
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