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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08
nyE TREASURER ov THE FIRE pEp ARrMENr WIT

T,BE TREASURER or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WITH
much pleasure Acknowledges the receipt OF five thou
d nine hundred and s dollars and nine cents
mems Ball COMMITTEE being the net proceeds OF the twenty
evenh annual ball given the Academy OF Music January
ri 1856 In aid OF the Widow and Orphans Fund OF the
ok Fire Department In the above named amount & includ
BID the following condensation New York herald % rs;
unday Mercury ST. Courier and $2 Evening Post
3 s Msnbasn Gas Ccmnany, SSs H. zoph.r Mus Ia
lO n sidel IS; Messrs fheps Dodge Co.. $a5 Atlantic
Mutual insurance $50; aad from q friend, Is.
JOHN \. GILES, Treasurer
The Treasurer in behalf the Department, tenders his
grateful acknowledgement TO the Ball Committee for the spiri
exeons marked attention and excellent management,
(which their efforts the oceasion and
pegs congratulate them upon The entire success Of their
ions which resulted In making the Department Ball OF
he most attractive and popular that eo wcizens have
been favored with the present season.
The Treasurer also feels called TO tender his sincere
the friends Of the Department for the especial nteres.
manifested by them the present OCCASION molly and
ererouslv responding to appeals Tor aid The largely
creased calls OF The distressed 70, snccor occssoned BY the
Severity Of the pas winter told heavily upon the charitable
FUND the Department This truly gratifying expression OF be
ay evidenced in the proceeds above stated merits the
wamest ackno Tledgments from those whom misfortune has
|paced within the pale OF ts benevoience.
/ NEW YORK, March d, 1856
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which y mskirg such STIR 10 the world q fasnou Also
POLITICAL social general Price cents 81 50 per year
ADVANCE fpr sys s ~ e., news ~ sgsSts and by
EasE YSsK Ess "a S.ss i
and for Gale OF all tho news offices Price four csn
| CHEAPEST READING EVER OFFERED TO THE PUB.
% ~ess v
& Of r. we M aS .. S give
W, briefly note few Of tho leading features. 1t Ill
so ss exciting M dpuand which is
,, %M.. 49, AssSID &c Victim Of thu
summarized Head his story silly mOrtAs who pni
MAsosnI NEW YoRK-Interesuns facts by member Of
fs s@ong the PAriiana, and the tricks they play $40
Q, -. Spna rorr
kAspAl's ISLAND As SEES Br LADY ConsEsrospEsT
TN InIor SISTER; or. the Alien Mohsr-An interesting
Au cr 9Wa -, IDEA BY e Ds, e M.ssoa
s1sESopY An amusins ghost Story with lis consequences.
CuRroUs PERvEasross or APPETITE number OF remark
bloody religious was con ned 10 The follow
ers OF any creed but Is alike cdsrgeabs Cssho
RAD AMONG oAMnIEas.-wha. Judge Cspron has done
HEARrLEss CASE SEDUCTION, ROBBERY AND DEsER-
Suspicious conduct Of Somebody ABOUT the Mayors
The LAST DoDcE splRrrs-Clergymen aud Editors
GossP WITH READERS CORRESPONDENTS Last Dis
:sns s J ?s rwS s in s
Briisrrs the ar Question; Porne" OF the Olasn Ime
a @ =. aS
uas an m aen he
allow upce Jake caught the Itch; rich story n rwo
Chapters together with whole string mrh provoking
the Topics Of the Times Notes Queries
Week around the City; Alligator at the Taberna
e liz s OF ms o, sn % Is
variety OF Interesting reading matter that goes make the
The dispatch viii be for all agents o'clock
on Saturday evening Those who desire copy Of this week
weeks disappointment We shall supply de-
hour aue he Number
qpnir ns. ,,., ,., om,. ., ,,..u ...
CLEAK THE TRACK THE NEW YORK LEDGER
news Offices. magnificent NUMBER Latest fashions best
stories ha, omes, lusraons witest and spces editorials
Bus it-costs 0nly four cents
u NEW V Xxx DGTCHM An The New York Gorme a.
Albany Dncbmsn for this week s just out II yon would feel
utter that you will take regularly The Ducbmsn devosdt
10 fun sunshine and Digestion and widely
copy sold BY ali news sseets The wholesale srs
DEXTER 4 BROTHER. No IL Ann street.
DUBLIN TKIBUNE.-THIs NEW AND POPULAR
"a @ M Ss oa , re Sss
ion IS per year. six mouths at rates O. MCKEE
GER, Foreign News Office. SO Nassau street.
FANNY FEkN Is SAID TO BE WORTH $4,000. ALI.
Vy for T Ts sses
that her fortune will be doubled The Ledger has plenty Of
plates splendid illustrations and quantity Of
ing reading on all sorts of suejec And still only
cents copy, and be had anywhere The Ledger for
March is is now ready.
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OFFlCE or THE MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY, No. IL
~ broadway, new York. Feb. % lS5S-rhe spnuN meet
.ti 81 = ., S 'd ~ an o oonpsny icr the
Che city OF New York on Monday the 10Th day ct March,
|he lst 70 the 10Th Of March. both DAYS inclusive.
JAMES n. MOTLEY. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

NY AkoUNx OF MONEY TO PURCHASE FOR CASH
a prices dsmonas watches sich jewsir plate and any
cond floor, front room. A. NJ 70 r. few superior
paintings tor safe bargain exchanged foe merchandise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

THE BEST THREE CENTS WORTH RIVER GWEN
i The NEW YORK PICAYUNk to-day contains twelve
Illustrations
L The v ar Question. Cottonbam's Mediation.
A Live Hoax "Reminiscences Coming of the Small
End OF the dorm
Champion che British Mnis,er Ready Start Flea
In his Far
a. Scene in Fifth Avenue. Corkey Jack vister.
s. Fashions Progress What Boots III
The original story of David DuDlcks coniioued with
Of s quaint illustrations Julius Ctpsar Hannibal la
the again. gab opinion de war and dc nonina
tons" ard twelve columns Of sentiment pensc and
aeuse Sold nj all dspots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

NJ Office TO CREDITORS -sOTICE rs HEREBY sIyEN
according law, 70 all persons having caios against
harote Osborn late OF Bepor in irookhaven
co6piy OF Suf0k ased that thew required 70 ey
bt the sAoe with the vouchers sreof the subscribers
be executors Of the last viii and said de-
eased at the dwelling house Edward Osborn ono OF the
xecuors at eport eforesad before 20h day OF
August next. Dated the 18th day Of February, 1856.
INWARD OSBORN, ax...,o.
WILLIAM KEVAN cAecutofs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

A MEETING THIS DAY, or The BOAxD OF DR.
tcctors Of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company Mr. Ii.
yidae elected President in place OF Mr. WIN d Ason.
VI res9nedi NJ w Raymond was elected Vice Presi-
lenA TO lake effect 9th inst. WIN. h. DAvID0R, Ssc'y
n SPECIAL MEETING OF TaE LIQUOR DEALERS
soiiey VIII be held vt National Hail. Canal st eot on
Dnday evening, MY o'clock when matters viii 5e pre-
ented Of vfA importance TO tne future prosperity
0ns there 70 be offered. BY order
re. MONTGOMERY, President.
| = - - A. Matthew'S Vice President.
GusTAyus G RATE, Recording Secretary.
r. b.Members will take ,hei- memoer-
are NOT uansiera e and persoa will be admitted wi IL
put them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

mi Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CERTIFICATE
for twenty 90 shares the capital stock OF the irving
fire Insurance. Company OF the city New York numbered
hree hundred and forty three ~ lost stolen from the
coer on the evening OF ihe Gath o. Decembe ABOUT
W O'Clock and soverEcd the 18th OF said month"; and s.
intends apply sad Irving Fire Insurance Company
e cAncenent Of said certificate aud for the issuing him OF
new certificate Tor the shares designated In said lost stolen
terfihca'e. ANDREW CLsRKE,
NEW York. Jan II, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

ToshPH KELLY, ENGRAyER AND PRINTER. NO 81
= Fulton street. A. f-Weddins at home cards ving. id
dress and autograph cards. h heads business cards. Ds
harse labels, drafts check and books neatly
best vet made
NEW PATENT spECTACLEs.-THEY IMPROVE VI
sion suit for e char &c to creator msgnezng .owes
not required and distant objects distinctly through
pair FIR ASKS lecturer theeye pstenee maks.
No Park opposite Aston House Attendance 10 A. n.
tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

Mooney TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEW
M cry pianos dry goods segars and every descriptions
mortgages &c. negotiated Watches and jswelry sale.
THAYEK, 1854 Broadway, Nos 2 second story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

DANNY FERN Is SAID TO BE WORTH S5OOOO ALL
i Of which che has made with her pen. Fanny writes
cusively for TIL NEW YORK LEDGER, and II Is hoped
that her fortune will be doubled The Ledger has plenty Of
plates splendid illustrations and quantity
ing reading all sorts Of subjecs And still
cents copy, and be had anywhere The Ledger for
March Us Ia ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

LII NORTHERN, EASTERN. WESTERN, SOUTHERN
and miscellaneous money foreign gold and silver drafts
csecks certificates OF deposit Bills
&C. &c bought sold and exchanged Wall Col
ectons and financial business Of every kind
terms unsurpassed Advances made and losLs negO
without delay HODGES Co, bankers and brokers, 2ll
HroRdWay. corner of Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

(NLEAk THE TRACK. THE NEW YORK LEDGER
~ abeadready at O'Clock this morncg and for sale all
Offices magnificent number Latest fashions; best
ustraons wittest and spcest editorials
Buy ii-costs Only four cents
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS,
40 HOURS AHEAD OF TIMk-
10 The New York Ledger now IL out
The public hatsit With shout
lielnS sold at eight o. clock II
Makes the newsman slap his pocket;
For he known that like Q rocket
II via 60 OIL ard leave . profit
THE LEDGER will be ready at ocoek this Saturd VI
morning, and for sale at all news dealers
A PALPABLE HIT.
"a YOUNG AMERICA
NO. 10,
Contains The second chapter Of
Brown STUDIES,
which u making such STIR the world Of fastcu Also
splendid comic ustsons and uugng edto on subjects
POLITICAL social general Price cents 81 so Per year
In advance. For sale by all news agents. and by
7. W. STRONG, Pub sher 9s Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

CRUMBS FOR ALL KINDS OF CuICKENS.-BUY THE
~ NEW " Xxx DUTCHMAN. The New York (iormeriy
Albany Dutcbmsn for this week Is y0n would
the nsprn influence Of rich original h4nor buy copy
fun sunshine and easy Digestion and is now more widely
copied than any other pap News agents. secure
copy. bold by all agents The wholesale agents
DEXTER X BROTHER No Ia Ann streat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

|nO PROPRIETORS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
viii be received for washing from three 70 i've hundred
lowest net cash price, per dozen and quantity the, can do;
apply but those to washing shirts
for Wholesale trade Address N, boz 400 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

w LILLIAN FURNIss, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
Law, New York, Noar, 'ubic aud Commissioner Of
Deeds. Qualified To act such at the States
The Caronas Arkansas, rexas, California, Maryland and
Della
once No. So Wall street. tAJ up stairs next TO the Me.
|chancs Bank N Orders received for the Fulton Foun
dry Machine Works, in Jersey City, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

DANNY FERN Is AN INDEPENDENT WOMAN, AMI
takes original views Of things. She also expresses
ideas In unique and telling manner Her IDEAS Of fashion
and fashions tops and fs awdrly dressed ladies
yaudy dressed gentlemen, be found the NEW YoRE
being od with great rapidty al a newsooms for only
cents copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

THE FASHIONABLE WORLD HAS ADOPTED THE
i NEW YORK LEDGER Its organ, simply because In
found the latest and most reliable fashion plates
the most complete resume Of fashionable intelligence The
Ledger Ia not compelled to rely Broadway Canal
coakmskers second hand reports worn
cravings Of the fashions but gets them fresh
the readers Of the Ledger like enough better warrant the
bad ut DEALERS TIE for March Is s
resoy and superior anything Of published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

MIILINERY-MRs. RAWLINGS, g. CANAL SrREEE
Iu V exhibiting. In her newly fitted store. paiter
ooS nets from the hre hsssss In PAA replce With
manufacure and rich aasorment q trimmed str. Va she
msmber he number, 81 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

nsTRACIsM--
" Soho-Isanders of good digestion, stout and brave
Old ips0,ence again, with youthful folly;
Crow Palmerston clap wings and
Grave 5rttains augha states mans turned Jolly.
What, bo my Pitt iDlliu o. my little IN the For
Send over Legions-hunch ,den walls
Build forts ana Pharo's high Uregons rocks.
Ride on the wave from San Francisco to Pnul's.
Don't let fame with some unfortunate disaster,
Prove like kicheieus writ-see II In the chapter.
Now. you that build greatness and homes
Upon the ruins OF Aborious death
mean the masses sweat and groans-
These perishab!e lights OF human earth,
Which move Ike morbid matter In the lucurable coil
VI borrowing destn! and rugged fate,
Ont Of these 6regs and Cysis toll,
Rearing your temples and spiendors create.
Out Of tLis tecplent degradation this grovellnQ miro
Priests built their aais, and empires got their sre.
Mar, the moving being, made from dust
. so says no insplra on, shch msves II true
Besides, mortalt- unmely. accursed;
Because apples OF Wistom In Eden grew
1hase with other and diver commodities,
Such az q walking serpstf of spient speech
woman. Of course, with numerous oddities
And SATAN behind trees FIRST taught the world
Thus paredse, origin Ally In society rather bad,
Made Adam sin. and set the world mad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

DEADY AT 8 O'CLOCK THIS SATURDAY. MORNING
IL Who Norma Danton How could daughter of one Of
Oldest and most worthy ciizens and Inionare be
spirited In broad daylight without leaving any
her afflicted friends to follow Is true that daushers
in THE NEW YORK IEDG Err for March then answer
the question for yourselves Few hsve idea hOrrd
Ledger ready and for sale all the
only cents . COPY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

Il Sn WANTED-ON A LOr SITUATED IN TIE UP.
RIOO per part OF this city, free OF all incuubrsnces
lot s worm three times the For particulars
sppy Livingston Co Express zeal Estate and Board
itg gency. No Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

ID AO1FIC EXPRESS COMPANY.-FOR CALIFORNIA
oregon, Sandwich Islands China-Through freight
taken low lower uan any other express
Slow freight lower Than any other express Per Star
OF the west this day. March g. parcels letters re-
celyed until 21s O'Clock. WM III. HAIL. Agent,
No. ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

TTUpgON RIVER carbohydrates LEAVE
alter Monday January ~ 1885 the trains viii rnn IS oowA
Erprepe train A. M connecting with Northern and western
trans: through way train, IL M train, r. M for
Ptuehkeepsie A. NJ and $3.50 p M tor Peekk $40 r.
n for sing Sing at 4 =. M, The Sing Sing and Peeksnn
trains stop the way stations Passengers taken at Cham
Sunday, n. L. SYKES, Jr, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

MONkY LoANED.--ANY AMOUNT LOANED ON ALL
M kinds OF collateral securities PawnbroKers tickets
chared. Apply at 20 Peck lip. SEIXAS 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

A T. EIGHT O'CLOCK THIS sATURpAY MORNING.
a THE NEW YORK LEDGER for March Is will be ready
and for fae at all tho offices Price four cans copy
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DUBLIN TRIBUNE.-THIs NEW AND POPULAR
Young Ireland paper will be regularly received by
the agents for and Subacrip
Ion B6 per year. six months q. MCKEE Mana
gar, Foreign News Office SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

HOWAKTh'S ORIENTAL TOOTH rASTE-AN FILE
cant Preparation for cleansing preserving and beauty
Ing the teeth Sold BY most respectable Druggists and
tuners in boxes ut twenty fva each All orders i'd
dressed to d. Howarh box 23 Post once, Brooklyn win
ceive prompt attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

IN Agency, JS brOAdWay, cOru6r OF Duane street, room
NO third foor-Ihe proprietor ia prepared loan
buy for cash ell descriptions Of properly Watches
diamonds &c horses carriages harness, cloths, silks and
also works Of ATT Business prompt accommodating and
fdentia Private ooes tor the reception OF ladies' N. B.
Parties waited upon at their residences.
OFFICE OF THE MINNEsOTA MINNIE COMPANY,
~ No. lsT Greenwich street, New York March g. 1856
kouce.-The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Mining Company will be held this office Wedues-
day next, the l2,h instant, at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
SAMUEL J. w. BARRY Secretary.
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MUSICAL.

n PIANOFORTES ONE FRENCH HARMONIUM, AMI
me lodeon TO let at 81, 49, 81 and s. month, or fol
sAle at $40 $780, $75 1885, and handsome octave
$500; Deban harmonium, $lOO. NJ. DUM5DAY, %;
Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

T,AII. RIVER LINE.-ON AND AFTER MONDAY
March TO- the steamers OF the Fall River Line viii ieay
New York, from pier 8, North river, at o'clock z. M.
WIN. BORDEN, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

S6jI0 to sl0eo-A A, BAR TENDER WANTED IN A
above amount first rate security ard liberal
compensation tor hs services, and after elk months
tory, wnl give an interest in the business. Apply To
q. Il. H0WES Co ! 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

IMPORTANT INvEN1ION.-AFTER LONG YEARS EX1
perence and trA have succeeded In rendering brvaA
CLOTH sheetngs calf and sheep skins and any wooen
cotton fabrics perfectly proof without being
10 the health rs all articles made water proc will
SEPARATION the air through intend sell my
nuhcturers and merchants under favorAb
70 them CAL The attention OF patent leather manufactures
to pvenon American cali and sheep skins which
gone through operation will be better and cheaper
in ported from France and Germany lhave add
ali skne intended for apapning and first made
me have TO be fee OF fish oil and fat Brosdcoh will nos
lose Its brightness and will great deal better. Manu-
lecturers OF oicloth viii find 10 their advantage look
sneetLg and drilling samples made proof by
wiling TO make samples of any cotton and weoen fabrics,
calf and sheep skins Of charges which viii be
cd In lew days. All and letters TO he sent paid
FREDERICK BUHLE. II Henry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

r uyHER h. MARSH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IL has removed his Office 70 No Nf broadway, corner o.
Chambers street, Shoe and Leather Bank rooms IA and
M. w. X. M-ANSH. I'll brOadwAy.
DRMOvaI.- MisON BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS
IL have remove from g Park to l08 and ITO Duane
street.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
. Sept lit Cure 3ett J

&u5et an wrnu Str Bargains 5u MD
den mitnIi9et!
llntcrjc6nstr Sitt ttrtpura gldri@t bnB CT
Isin &letber emporium ieBt pifrsr &c.
HFnet 6at.--gr BAT nod dn ppafinpisrs gfortes
mcnt BON ben bfiten fsrtioen 8lcipT ouf oano
bic CT olle an SoItn, unC enlOe lcsar mod parun>
ter ot;ulcBen scIpnnrn III. 9tufet pl9sr an,
wnn SIR fir Gu4 ieItR Su lcr9sn pincIdt.
OF @r GGlt aud immrr Gin SoGfdnOisrs NIs
iprtsmrnt Steinfp 3 len duf oanp, Die er 70
pCDlfru Sufauft ots 1e an trgrnO eiHrm anpern
Srt h, 2Ilrntaan Setauft wsrcen tGnnen.
Gnp6 g8fiB.
gQentaun, Sept. II. 1856 nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
9}eu~3era8 6ptel.

"a Suoem Der tlutcrjeihntte ueulib 1eint
fs..x.TA Stcbr,G5efhdfte ptrtaufte, mabt CT nun
ismII IIs adbtunsspoa ocm puttitum Die aujri9c,
SzSazs2A Dap CT cas- Gaitbuus in Neu:Ssras, eetbo
gauutp, wttbes frdber prn brn. Simrn Stbubmo:
her bsrprbnt par, beic9sn bat. Oas Sous wuree
Setbsr9ctalt ous9sbsrt uuo psribSnert, ea6 es init
Den bGiteu bctct5 bss Gauntns ciueu &er9eib aus:
bottsn taun uuo nro nibt psrfeblsn allen Oenent:
gen. ois es nit ibrcr 8unpibaft beebrsn mS9sn oSl:
lee 3ulrteornbst gu 9tmdbren.
Ssin SjiSb miro inlu,ir nit 9utsu, rpcbliutsrett-
ten uuo 9ciunben Sptitu psritbsn Isn, uno ttn
Sar Die retneu unO btlten Gjttrdntt eutbaten. Die
StalIun9eu pilbs ium oau(c ashSrtn, ilnp gut unr
oeriumia, uno es nro in otuil6eu fcrtrpGbreno Elm
binldnalitsr @crrotb Gutter uuo Elm icr9lamtr
Stotltuetbt auSutrttn iein. SurI es fol- nttbts &C:
fpart psroen, UNI eS ltincn Giten tcatem gu ma:
hcn. uno CT fbmsihrlt fb. oa6 ourtb ltrcn9s Auf;
msrtiamfcit in fSiusm @tfhdftt ibm Gin lIberolGr
Sbel Der Sfennitben Gunlt SufICbtn wtrc.
0J- @itbtrei6cr rusrocn immsr gu ounsbmtorcn
8soin8un9en auf9enrumsn uno auf @srau9'n nit
gBtos Vstt9tn.
Saccb Ni6arl.
+ Stuff %. nl3Q
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
2)enaGDIDania Drabtwerke,

Np, So 2Irtb Ct, 3mlIteR Der 2ten Nno 3tell,
(1c9tuUbtr ecr Yrsao Stra6c) EElf-
@bilaSclpbid.
Girtrn, 9libttrs, Sanofetrn 9ewoftuer Dra6t, Il
SOn jepr giseTprme unO Srete, llmmt atlsr
glrtsn eenrsinrn unp fincp DrattsgIrtciten.
SAwrrt sstpilItr Drd6te fir 5unlfns6dn8rr
Gpblm, SanO uno @raprl Sie6sn 9apierna-
der Draft; Gptinrrr unS Daneg'9tp0n, bsNedt
aui bic bette Ntanirr; Draft uup Senjcribte.
Gin 1eDr SurSiigl4er Ariitsl fir f6psre 0if1-
Ier Sisbeu-Iple aud ale Sortsn GHensr, Drabt
unp Siebeu.
ssaDtie, OarbD S 2DnM.
Gcgtsmter 3. 1856. nq3R.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
9(fff0nte 9td0rt0t.

Sintcmat SuGn Sret9Ger, un6 feine
G9cfrau W 9tnn, untcr eincr irsjpiuiseu
letrrl6rei6ung, batrt September 5. 1856, all
iDr Gi1rntbum, Ipwpbl IisseuctS ais priiulfse,
gum gtubtn Der Grepitpun be5 belu9ten SpGn
SrciGlrr, an Den llntsr;ridreten iiberIdrsben ia.
tn,-IO nerpen ale Spt&e bic rph an be1detcn
lreiHtsr f6uIOlB llnp, ticrpm@ oufsefmpert in
nerbalb 6 g8pam ansmufcn uno ob,uts;abIeu.
luO Iptbe bic nr@ rr6tmSBigt 5prpsran9en su
maben batrn, iIno etcnfdls erfu4t Irl4e balU.
mBgldf rinjure4en, an
Gbparb Gp6lcr, 9lfIi9ntr.
Gcpt. 10. 1856 na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Sefentlt0c 8enblt.

Quf samRass ben 27fm Sag SePtemtrr, Inn
10 ll6r Wtttags, Ioutn on brm Sauie bss Der.
ilortenen 9eterS Q S6netper, leBtbin BON
6cpclbsrs 1aunIaip 9cda Gauntp, iolgrntr Ars
tfel bTentld perfauft pereen
pirrpe, 8npspieb, g. S6wcire, 6 S6anfs,
Elm / s@aulspaseu. Gin 2. .G'6ulspdgen, Elm gJa6t'
ldlttten, 9ci;ihlitten, GlrVtbaut, gBinpEiiibl
0auIcael6rr, 9cu. uuO Mifsateln, @rtnisbfes
rem, Idngcs Strob, Ssi' unc dnore Seten.
S6lnrsln, Drumfisc, gBOa. unp Spinnrdccr.
clue 5linte, 0rsf, DrabrS, Better, Glide, Stibs
le, utr, Orfen, Spicsel, StSnnsr, GdBsr, pafcr
esin 8al6et. uno lpnfncb pielrrIei 9rralGiaais
ten ,u ucitduftis 81 melern.
Die Sepinsaa8rn am 9frfaufStase unS gaf'
partung BON
Sasob e S@neiOer, abm'Urs.
Speu Wlt!lrr, "'''' ''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
9fd0rtbt

pirb tiermit srgetn, ba6 Der unter3d&nete uts
2pmntiratpr Der SinterIabrnI6aft rer UerlCrs
tenen GatGarinn Senut9Uf, leBtbin
Ypn SetrlGera 5awnIhip, 2eha Gnunts ernannt
wurtrn 1T. Ollie ptejeniscn paber, pel6e nra
an telagte SnterlaBsni6aft l6ulOT, linp aufses
fcrtat innerbalb 6 9So6en on3urufsn m,o at5us
te,ablen.-llnb Spl6e Die mod re6tmdBise 5crs
oerungcn an belaste SEterIahcnI6aft gu MAIDEN
batrn inO etsnfaaS crIatbt iulAe innsrbaIb Der
Geiagten 3rit wOblteitdtt9t etn5ubanpigen an
Samucl S, Siltler, Apm'pr.
gtugua 90. 1856. n66m