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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

DECISION FOR ARAnRoAD-Af few weeks since
Mrs. Landreaux, of New Orleans, obtained YER
diet for $40 600 damages from the n o. and Carroll
ton Railroad Company for the death of her hus-
band on their road by accident. Last week the
supreme Court of Louisiana reversed the decision
On the ground that such actions not authorized
by law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

MARRIAGE OF BISHOP EAsTBURN.-On Wed
nesday evening, in Trinity Church, Boston, the
Right Rev Manton Eastburn, ID. D., Bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts,, was united in
the bonds of matrimony to Mary j., daughter of
George II. Head, Esq, of that city. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. John Cotton
Smith, assistant minister of Trinity Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

THE ICE EMBARGO AT CINCINNATI ATTACKED
The steamboat men of Cincinnati are having 4
channel cut through the ice in the river. Twenty
nine steamboats, and their cargoes valued at
million of dollars, will be relieved by this move.
ln6nt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

DREMIUM signs The subscriber is
prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
well Us common low priced ones. He took the
first prei at the last Mechanics Fair, and asks of
those vino in want to give him call. His terms
will be made to suit, and having in his employ expe
riencod WoIkmen, will also undertake any kind Of
painting required. Call 18th street, next door to
Mr.. Yarrington's
no 20 r. w. ALLEN.
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r0R sALE IN RENT-.A n

FOR SALE Or RENT.--A House
81 and Lot in sydney, quarter OF mile beyond
Il III. Fair Grounds. fronting $50 feet ON Hnfsir
sir.at ly III Federal street. with foot slley
lie south side. TIE DWELLING two story brick,
with four ROOMS. There is also large Kitchen,
Stable COW house. smoke house, corn house, hen
house dsiry, excellent pump and weH enclosed
gsrden well set with asparagus and tine fruit
and vines FOR terms apply at s. r SEMPLE'S
~. 9tors ~ fet-3t
- FOR RENT.-A desirable frDnt room
I!s over our store BULKLEY & CO..
sx fs 4
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

GREAT Reduction IN
5 PRlCES-To suit the times, will sell
Ladies' fine Caters at s / PER pair
do Morocco welted Buskins Is cents per pair
Womens Goat do 624 cents . g
do do Booteos 81 cents q "
Misses do GA cents I"
With great many other Shoes, too numerous TO
mention which will be sold in proportion. l also
keep on hand general assortment OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, which will sell ut greatly reduced
prices. Call aud see for yourself.
MARCUS HARRIS
fe 4-GtS 1875 Broad Ct between 5th and 9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

HEAVY DAMAaEs.-Catherine Strong has re-
covered in Philadelphia the sum of s. 900 dam.
ages for alleged malicious prosecution, from WIN.
Ashmesd and Catharine Strong, The Ledger
says;
The action arose out of an alleged disagree.
men. among .he neirs ana representatives con.
corning portion of the effects of PLAINTIFF f.,ha-
who died intestate some time ago in this c;tv :,
was alleged that the plaintiff had refused - al -
count s to the other heirs for some 81 100 which
the deceased was supposed to have lad ahor+ b;a
person a. the time of his death a sni, - iiIs
stitnted upon that allegation sssinst the pIs;nt;f
20 recover the same that aaa was dismissnd nd
therefor" eo' CT dauiages
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

"A SILVER MEDAL the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL ID. DENOON, for the best spe-
cimens of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCE D
PRICES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
tor sale in this city, of his own manufacture. The
Crates embrace all of various kinds and patterns
such as square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &C.,
with beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &c,
to match. Orders for Crates Tenders, &c, from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 9Th
and 9th streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
&c. of my own make. no 8-Srn S d. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

+ ME! LIME! LIME ITO FARMERS,
L. BRICKLAYERSA AND OTHERS.-Having made
arrangements for regular supply Of shells am pre-
pared to furnish any quantity of well-burnt Shell
Lime, low or lower than he produced else
where 1t viii be delivered for farmers at any of the
thew NAV direct. 1ppIication to be made at my
Lime Kilns opposite Tredegar Iron Works, az Mr.
John J. Werths office. corner 10th street and Basin
bunk, or at Messrs Smith and Hstwoods Hardware
Store, Main street, Richmond.
ia Is --lm* WILLIAM SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

BUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE SAIL.
ID The undersigned desires TO sell NUMBER VI un
in proved Lots situated the following streets "a
III city of Richmond and its enyirons-say Lots on
n street near the Cemetery; on Atm street, Navy
III i'll: on Franklin between 9Th ana 9th streets on
o, h and 10th sts French Garden I'LL; on Dogwood
a lev (Mayo's Plan near the African Church,; 8 on
Leigh between 18th and 18th Streets 10 on nth
Al Fairfield road the workshops of the Virginia
0antra Railroad on Cary and Esd streets; on Main
ct Richmond H on Bloody Run street, the
hendsone residence of Capt George Myers; several
Lots parcels of ground the beautiful Hill Forth
OF the new Gas-Works, with others Poplar NIGH
Olson, Lewis and other streets IN Lewis Plan Port
Aaye and the Town of Fulton. Persons wishing to
hlild So any of the different locations enumerated
above, will be offered bargains and terms
di ting For further information call at the Broad st.
HsteL de 20-ts ]. A. GODDIN
NJ OTI C E.-The undersigned having
l Y qualified administrator with the will annex
slI of the estate of Simon BonnSita, deceased late
OF this atty requests all persons having claims against
he said estate poesent them TO him duly euthen-
tratsdl for etlemesat, and all persons indebted
tie sauna TO make payment to him without delay,
10 il Important that said estate should be settled
Don IS practicable. Those claims which have been
heretefore presented to the Sergeant Of the city of
hrhaond as such administrator viii be acted
vnthest further notice from the parties.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, =
A4Ininisrator VI 3. bonssits, deceased.
10 M-tS
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=, . suINoTON LETTER.

nj, ,.rst Retiring Board-fhe ehdra.,. ,is..
re ~borge. agsimst ne "Dyopf'es'--Hr. o".."m :,
go 5'Es ge,t- samiafsfratien CaHefS' w. w.
-.. 40 rup rtSftF' y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

NLIxIH CINCHON1E.- This prepare.
t. ton is combination of the active principles OF
the best Casaya Bark with other improved and val,
in the form of an elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree is entirely devoid of their Objectionable Bit
terness and disagreeabe taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in ell morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever corroborant influence is desired and no
contraindicating symptoms exist end in the absence
of all local inflammation especially of the stomach and
bowels it will be found highly seryiceable in relax
ed nervous condition-in some forms of Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite and languor where tonic influence
is desirabe-intarInittent diseases of Neuralgia
febrile character, and in many other to which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. 1t will prove servceable in ward
ing off the miesma arising from low or damp situa-
TONS and by its invigorating tonic influence In pre-
venting after recovery recurrence of the attack.
Prepared and Gold by
PURCELL, LADD CO,
oc 10 Druggists, 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06
ER ESH SITpPIV--I.a Hos, 1I,jcL

E5TzIA and thin sole Caters at 5 5O ladies' Mo
Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat BusSins: Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiv
ed at DAVID WALSHS
de6 129 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

seh NO -ihe ship Susan L. Howea sss ar.
nxea e. New Orleans with dates frors, Rio 70 AZ
issh IN Maxweii, Wright e. Ce's circular of the
l1tn January notes the sales Ssa5 bbs. Fredar;,I'
parg old hour at sl9B, and 5000 barrels Rebmnn1
MY Rcb, m e a at ss The stock on hand 81
stocks 10000. Al Rio Richmond citv nh. tcsai
"a NJ s ssN. AT Rio asande, 9th neseIaber
s.sh,s Dns queen 81 the South vita hoes bsrre,.
eloaa City Mills, had arrived At Rio and .,e ca
sssasa 70 Australia without breaking bulk pro
Gov. Wise of Va. "'ed alter
fIAaess Ford, soldier Of the war of 1910 ..s
sne OF ne heroes Jsekson,s defence Of ~ ana
ii. aied al Corpus Christi, Texas, on the ISL
Lhe birth day Of Tom Paine the ns,.,
s.a.s. ~ IN, s's Admirers In Newport KY by Airing
L,ast oV.s se, "ss 70 deliver lecture on ".rbs
sggk ~ CosinEton, ILL.,, Jan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06
no 2-d&cSp

llOG6ET & ANDERSON, UphoIsferers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Gova1z6r
and Franklin streets have in their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UP HOLSTERING
GOODS, being the largest and best selected
friends and the public generally and will be sold
the most reesona Bile terms. &C 8-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06
"a lIREAT REELECTION THE !.

q GREAT REDUCTION THE I'm
APRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Eli
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from J sz--~
.&aF Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building
Moleskia Hats best QUALITY 50
Moleskin Rsts second quaiity......,.
Fashionable Silk Hats.....
Congress Cater Boots
Fine Calfskin SeWed Shoes.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia 10 sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Caltskin
sewed BooT, which he viii sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50 oc l8-dSc1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06
IN EVANS, DEPOT-.BARGAIN IN
W IL GLASS. CHINA AND EARTHENANARE

G. FOR RENT-The store and dwelling part of
E:s the house occupied b. him. No 49, and also the
-@1A upper part of the house between 9th and 10th
streets over DR.. AddinRtons office opposite Messrs
L. & A. Bargsmin's Tin Store. Apply TO
sc ITS J. ID. Z. EVANS
!9 Danvilie Republican and " ytheville Telegraph
please copy, and forward bill to me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

lite aud Blue Print Ware, both ia sets and Inv d.
dozen also, large stock of Edged aud c. c. Ware.
OF almost every description and style of good. and
would respectfully invite the city and country trade
to an exaininstion, feeling assured that be cam xve
sntHe satisfaction to those wishing 10 purchase botl
as 70 the quality aud price OF bis aooss
'A~s NO 20 PEARL STREET
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ron nnnr AND SALE.

asg9 49, oa11Ezs Ola nssEggEa
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

81 LADIES NNU tVEVIIIENFN...I
III have just received e lot of Over Shoes OF every
M description, for Ladies, Gentcm men, Misses and
.<$ Boys. Also, Over Shoes with heels for ladies',
sstable for ladies heel Shoes and Caters For sale
by ALEX. HILL.
ia3l No. 127 Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

8 NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN. n
Hi-I have lust received lot OF gentle
~ mems fine Calf sewed Boots, both dOu-
.s<S BILE and sin gle soles which will sell at -s1
the low price of five and six dollars pair. and will
warrant them be the best Boot in the city at that
price, and warranted not to rip.
ALEX. HILL, Manufacturer and
dealer in Boots. Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags,
ia3I Nalices &c. No. l27 Main st Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06
: FOR RENT-The dwelling pan d

MHi til house o. store No. 10 Main streat ley,
N doJi 10 J. w, Randylph's bookstore, Coz taining
Il good rooms, kitchen attached Aydrant Ia III ysr5
suitable for q large family and very convenient Ia.
cation ior d boarding-hOuse. Rent mouerato to /.
good tenant. Possession given immediately Apply
tU J. d. GOODMAN
u Eta No. 49, Main st. opnosite rnsIe Snnar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

OUR TURF OIL.-The best article in use
" for Wan or Beast, beyond doubt. Our certih-
Gates are certificates of truth, and among our own
people.
Warranted to cure and 40 damage from exposure to
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, 1t leaves no scar.
Price SO and 25 cents bottle.
DOVE CO.,
III. pror
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-06

~ bers of the Conyention csn IN o -
Rns;nsn ashlonable Clothing. such as over Goats
tb; ness Soafs, Black Dress and Frock Goats fsnme
SHs TIealiy mcel Black Cashmere pants sill
h: ni TeLEst and Cassimerei Vests of ali onslties
want va, a. sen at greatly reduced prices; those in
buyi.E nv rsrI;n upon obtaining an article worth
- '"iihs at III, Main street
hoo a., VIM. IRA SMITH
% Richmond Clothing Mamfaeturer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
9Saher~ 0eIeQ I0aft.
u q d) ! / d) +.


ale Yer'rrcn wClhe getrau6 mcden sem
Q8aiIcr ricIc, Ucicui6oit, fir 8amiticnmctte rrcr
auf anrcre g8eilr, wplIcn Staht nrtmrn, rap he
3eit Sur Grncurruns ibrrr PERMITS, Der Swrtte Ea9
res nShItcn Aprl 1T, unp es mto urdrtct, roG
ft bel pcm llutrrjcdnctrn ShnBnrrtIcr anrufcn
unp ibrc 9ermitS ouBuuebmcn, bic pmd Gin nrucs
2IGcbment mlitunttr ecrGnprrt Gnp. Sclfe Ser
lcntn rtc ibre Ycrnts pom 2trn ti5 gum ltcn
gprtl nitt tcri6ti8t Dltcn mulien iih niht BE-
fIaScn rrnn nad jcnrr 3eit iBncn pa5 g8aiIrr ppr'
Cntbaltrn miro.
Die Scarp tCboltct iih caa Jlcdt Yrr, trc tas
9Saller rcn mcbrcn 60mIicn aus Cinrr lno Der
frlben SYprant 9etr0udt wirc, unb cS niht non
allen paran trtbciligtCn YGrtcirn tC,obt, raiIctr
gu bemmrn, wcnn iie ct iiir gut trfnpct, np in
nrm ltr lclde uctcrcintiinfte gum WrGm 9mbcn
nrer betradtCt, prIae rle lGaIrr 9ctrautrn,
piro Iie Itt njdt in ibrr Sadie mittcln.
GStit rtcnfau5 glodlrtdt acsctcn an pcrIcncn,
rrrl4c DIS {SYcrant 96GIcr gum 9aurn ,u trnub.
en- SEQ nta. r16 ic YrmtS bntrn miIG ebe lc
anfan9rn baIcIbe III 9ctrautcu, uno wrnn oicIr
9tc8el nht Itrrn9 tro6tct wrp, iU riro pas Dpps
petite fitr rNs SSIier acrchurt.
H4-lut pIrf Der Ylumtrr her GrIcQIdaIt in
frtnem 6alc ncue SYprants auIrittcn menn bic.
jen9rn SerlCrcn, bic ibn carum anprc6cn, nidt
5uecr 9crmit5 Srn Dem SbabmeiRcr aufacncms
men baben.
9Iuf Srfrbl Der Scdrb.
Spbn s. Grnuir, S1nsmriifrr.
NSr; ~. ND
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Sdrpefs asa'o Seppies1s
Mamtfaftlr, son
6abrtcI unb gSctI,
Sn 9lQtntcrn

Die nCus Sirma wsltbs G8rpctS, 9ttt:Seypittt
g8,lrns Sorn, II. f. no, ouf cine ausaerrbntt Der wr
9rSgrttn 9iacbfra9s enriprGhcnSe g4sis fatrijirt
matbt Gem 9scbrtcu Qublum biErmt ptt Qn;si0c, col
ne lest ctnen ftbr ihSun &crrotb ron pcrfbitotuSr
SrrtSn Carpet ouf ,pono bat, roruntcr 6tfnoCt fd
iGbr 9uter
yrtltens lno Sumpcn=GIrrrt, ItGr gutter SnQrain.
Gdrpet scm pcGlfclitcn bic gum brllm Smpe.
rial rocr Orripopprltrm GIrpet.
llntr @6rpct bat bic ucuttcu unb ihSnitcn gTuirr,
IbtnE uno toutrbafts TorNcr, ucbe ntbt prtlcicbtn
nno miro nttbt bEOsr prtaut ols c fir tucn mgit &C:
rtn9trEn Nrltd 9epSbnlitb trjobIt miro. llultr tts
IcnocrcS StrGbin III
6titi9fct np StSrfe nit S6GnGcit
iu certinrtn, uno furb uurc uuIrmttHctc prISnlths
Iufitbt in unfrm 8Ibifts unb fbntIIc &SrtIufs nit
tttntn @rrhrn tGnucn mir uuirt Q1oarcn an ictbtn
prtlitn rertouitn nttht 0auig lie, ptlthG urs nit
ShrGr Nuncithoft btcbrcn pcllGn, tu9 uro iu ibrtm
&rrthttl nnoCn rUtrrtn.
92rb0bcn cbtnfalIs ltEtS Ouf 6anb cine 9rrgt Nus.
trabl rcn
Sttt Grpri4rn, Strimpf'0arn, Carpet. .Oarn,
II. ~.
9Bir rfTIrirtn ottt ritlt Qrtite( I'M Grc5:@trtouf
lrnic I'm A!tntn ju zen tiUi9ittu YrEiftu.
NStr Iootn QIi. ptbt CtnOs pcn cti0cn lrttdn
u tauftn teobhttiQtr cr0ttn Gin, tsi uus on,uru:
fen, uno ptrotn ltEs blmibt tn burtt biz GUte uni.
rrr 02aarcn, tiUi9t YrGiit uno frEunclt uno rcclc
StFonelun0 tte 6unt rts NutIitumS ~ crptrtCn.
Infer GtfbifSp(ag it an br tltiuen Ssd5a, Nrltr'S
@trbtrtt 9E9tnttGr.
Ontricl unb gGcil.
9NSrS TO- 1886. u13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
0eIeQ 10dft8z @uflDIun0.

9io6ridt miro bitrmt 0r9:tcn, rag oiI bicwprr
ttltonetnt Notwithstanding 3plihtn Ghrilijur
Rtttr, 9Eiliom ~. 6ilttGr, gOuiud gp. NiIlltr Il.
Sbcm0S q. IRcGIr, riS ipi critIrn rCn grnn Saun,
fbtp, 2cba Jountr, uuO rS grci lteteru ron Nltonr
Saunftbp, SCrts GauntN, bourtlno unttr cCr Ttrma
ron 6. MtltlGr, SGhnG uuo Gcmr., an btinIn Stcb:
rcn - nImlitb. on jbrtm Stcbr in 2eRupcrt, 2lcbl
00untN, unp al ibrcm Stcbr in 2uGonu Sauni;biy,
@crtS tountN, -O lien Nirj 1856, turtb olIIr:
lHtt9E @inmllIiNun4 oufltl3gt mrrcm III. 2tlt ric
itnt9n rohtr, rpttbt nCtb an ttil9te 6irmo fbulN0
Nno, iIno bttrrurh trnIb oufI2fcrrcrt c9ttitb an:
iurufn uno 0bjubSobtr.- fcllbt rit rctb rtcbt:
miG9C Srrrcrun0cn hottn, tttitlr1 ihrt Ntdnun:
9:n 0ub toIpmS9ttblt fir SNtllmSut rrjub&urjltr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Sic GjcfcbGffc.

Die Sttbr9ahdftti sin eruupcrt, gctbo Gountn, rplr:
otn ntunflttb rcn QEiuiOm ~ .0iltttr unO Oopir
NJ Nllttr - uno in 2t.torr, YCrts Gountr, rurth
Samud W. 8iitler, an rtn often SroncrlGetn frrt
Nttrttbtn, unN Cs miro c frcuCn rccbt oie Rurrt
anprthn gu l|hen. oenta t ouf icptn 8ou gang bll:
Zig prrtOuftn wGrbcr.
Ste INT fir trrtjts 9rrcfInC 6untithoft ranfGor,
uno mErnCn burb TUrtrtihFtt 9iG9tCit unN Qutt
uno fiIhrnablc 9Haorcn, iumtr ihrCn 2Cntbcil Der
Gunit eEs quEtitums Su crholNn utbtn.
g1tltom Nt. GtTlcr,
SoYb W. '&llcr,
Samuel u. &iItlrr.
SVSr, 10, ro3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
9f q 0 II Cb t
AM tir 9(hciipren Ypn Neha SAINTS

an bic 9thcliprcn Ypn 2r6a Gounts.
Die NFelcren rer SrrI6tcrmen 9aunitiys,
g8arpS unp ScrrusbS ppn 2c6a GnuntY babsn
fd, ipie na6fclsenp On9eseEar, in Der GcmmiBi'
rncrs gln,tiutc, in Der Start Nllrntaun, rinSus
fnbn, um ibre &iicbmcnts unp SnirUttpnen in
Gmpian8 Su nebmen, nGmIiG:
Die QiTr1crs ron SEermilfcro, 9lietsrmilforb,
SipwbcitDaa, BaIdin9trn mp Stermasnsie,
auf Mpntags ben 7ten 9Irril.
Die @IItTors BON gUWbia, gBeBrnEur9, 2Ynn,
Salsburs uO Sterlauepn, GtfnitaSs ben 6trn
2lpril.
Die QiTeiTcun Spm gprHsgEarb, Siit'gSmb
,lnb Gr6a gBaro Der Stabt Nlsntaun, unp Scn
GataIauaua, Mttpras ben 9tru gprtl.
Die a1IeFcrS BON gicrcwbeitbal, SanoSer,
SciOrttrrs unp Niebsrmarun9ir, SCnnrrita9s ben
10ttn aprit.
guf SercrrnunS ter Grwmibicnrrs.
GbmRrb Scd, GIrrf.
9lsrj II, rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
9t q 0 + / Cb t

'pire btrrmit 9Cgcten an bic GrtcR, Gnritrrer unb
ale picientscu, weIde irtcrrBirt fnr in Rem Ser.
mt9en unp Den SintCrldIlcnlh0ften frlaencCr in
Srda SauntY, Herltorbrucn Yeripncn, nGmli6
Die jrutttt uur idbtrGtlhe Nttbnuus prn SomucI
I6ctta uro Scbn Ghrbarr, lrmjuritralcrtn ecs ptr:
Itcrbtncn Sa;c6 @hvboro
Die &thnun9 rrn &2igiom glcf9cr, 2(rminlra:
ter pts ptrltcrbtRtn 0antd 0Nreacr.
Die Rtehnun9 ocn WiorafCS unb I0riCl Pue, Or:
ctu,crtn Ger rtrrcrttncn Sulorna IontCl.
Die 8thnun9 rcn 8. 6. 2rn9ncdtr, 4ominiiros
tor ots rSrltcrtcnrn Mltbad @u9Abarp.
Die Rthnun9 pcn blItp Claus uno Sclh. Rauh,
aamlntItraicrcn oEs ptrtcrttncu 2tcom Claus.
Die Htchnun9 ncn Schrb S0Wbatb, Npminiltratcr
ots ptrltcrttntn 4cttr ", Rict.
Ott R<donun9 ron OGpic 9RcGrr unS 9cniamn
Summit @retulrrrn rrs utritcrttun YbjGp 9Nr6rr
DIE 8td)nun9 rcn Scnas uno Rtuttn Stniinacr
aemtnlItratcrcn ets rtritrrbencn Gtc SlninQcr.
Dit 8tbnun9 ccn :. Il. uno 2. Z. Gtibp, 0,mi:
ntItratcrtn res ptritcrttncu Nnbrcm 9Cbr.
Ote Rthnun9 ccn btnrn Socnriet, Ipminiltrotrr
Sts rtritcrbtn,u NnortOs SdlGltr.
Die &tbnun9 ron gR. o. Wlumtr, Ntminiiiratcr
Ger rtrltCrttucn NRuo Glia ptmt0tb.
Die Hthnun0 rrn Sckpb 9)cunQ, Grtiutcr cCs
ptrtrrtCncn 6. 8. .GtFitr.
Die Ntthnunl rcn Oar. Shwate, uue Itraham
ONtnotrftr, 1Nmintitrarrcn res rtrlicrbtrtn Scbn
Ditftnperftr.
Die Rtthnun3 zen :. SbCU, NGmipiltrotcr prf
rtricrbcncn Samuel Sttinmon.
Die 8rtbnun9 rcn 0oplb Rutr Ssrod Rucn IL.
Ptttr @rcR, NcmlnIltrotcrtn rts ptrtcrbtucn Ours
3ner.
Die RChnun9 rcn 9iotbou MNeatr, 2(emiuiitra:
fer ets ctriirrttntn Shcma6 @Gcrm0u.
0a6 rit @riiutcrtn uno 2rminiltrotcrcn rtr tciao.
fen otntrt0ltnihoftta uro Gjuaroiaus hrt Rcthuun.
atn IN Der in NGEuaun, in uni
FUR stba 0auntr, etnSGtro9In bobtn-pIltbt 9ttdb:
nun9en otm &otitn9irtht prn ttio9rm Gountr, ;ur
StltdIt9nn9 rcr9EIt0t wtrrcn cUen, I'M GCurbauitin
btt4Attr Start. ouf 0itnito9s ben Stem April
1856, um 10 lDr &crmitaos.
Samuel GCtSrr, Gr9Frirrr.
QNtntaun. W2Ir; B. npbG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Court 0rpfl1m1tiDn. .

onttma Ger atbare Je. N artnt ~ Qrartnt gidt,r In
zen etrsesntn Scursn Common Qls 0rsn gerss
Ssirt eshshe aus cen eauuss Northampton nO i'm etaat
ptnriDlonntr, in Sra' times Nuts VNtm Riirr Ger
etrtn ScrtH ontr unS &srnler aassnsinr Sina
niFsSrtNauna IN bsiaatn SluntsI uS y titr unE
ehH td @lrs Stbisrhtr Ger Scrtsn pcr Spft un0
nnr unS 0amtusr Gcion0uf rcrourn fir Sic Rinna rem
oauptE une anStrn Nsrhrn in vGda Saun
teti an MID atrihttt hhbn, norm R
mtrtr n0 ptt0brjhtr 9Pg une Scnnen Qas anbsrlumsn
ptkbs shatsn eGtn fol- Str Can't gsnan fur Has Saunv
cFdba, au cen
eritcn Rontng i'm Wrnnt @priG,
1856 mtIbss Ger 7 Gag os 6tia9n Ronas H. ne rrtts Jr
2SStbs baisru miro
So ptrp Gtcrmit giaGri6t 9cgrtsn,
an aRs Srstnsrhr S Gcniattl nrrba6 bs0ln SaniD5
gen e' eat E eNnn nnS oadb N in cianr Fren nit hrtn
MONS Heree 3nluisnn uro eramnntntn SuuinGtn babtn
um iatsn Tften oor srio0tsr Scurt obpmartcn.
Drsgletden werben aud ale birjrniscn,
rtlt Scfaratn Gf6nouiF Ets Soun,p psn ais
Sne cetr 5aen oufjurtn hihtn, btnodrt0r, r0f fs f
aasertne raib nlnNen Sobn StIbsn 81 mprCisaun, rit
sS ibHsH recbt eurtsn mag
Stasbsn mtirsr nonr Ser ctnr aGsnaur Sitin s.
kas :Viarj in SABRE uritrs rtrrn lsjG.
Natbaa SScilr, S6rrif.
go3I hnltt Die EtpubIit
an,rtaur, Mart 5, 1856 robt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Die brItr SOmmIung ton OIrrs HfIbr
irmuIs rrfd)irnrn iHb.
Tip-Top Glce and Chorus Book.

Gtnr nruc unb ousscwGbltc SammIung Scn Scr.
la8ere4ten, .ntrmaIo rBcerm barmpniiirt, unp
SirC fer bCitcn
GEMS OF MODERN GERMAN AND ITALIAN
COMPOSERS,
@tu9cribtt no6 tlhtm pct0nntsn Strt, uuo roflrr
fir ben Gbttrautb rcn @ Zee Glu6's, 9 tno.
81 Gu uno SOmilitu 8rcis,
Bon Is. SarDiS uuo .. 81. 0ctc.
Dtclts 9Strt cntbalt cine 9rrGc an;ab( pcn utucn
uno btIttbttn etrocr, bormcntnrt nab CuCm Sml
fur au9tmtnt 3wtdE, Uibrtno ricle Der Is ems
zen 9QtneCtslchn, ltL Hutbcu, uno anoern Ccrtbm:
ten 8cmpCniltSn in ibrcr crt9tntuSn Germ berQlitrt
lnr. Die 9reBt StrIbitotnbtt ron untaIlcbtn
GcmpchtIcntn Die bier Ciu9tfthrt miro, bGrcrmer
ritisItt fir cen GClbmat uuo @apasitat Der Gina:
StbuItn, Size Gluts, uno een 6onitlsn:8ris.
0Tyrris-G n SbaIcr-S0
Stlttn cribisnSn tsi ecr uuo gEulfCr,
10. lSS GbiSnut StraGc, uup 9. @.Cipptu:
iottuno 6 c., SIC. 20 9itro 4tI Sragt, pba:
Nitpbia.
o. Ginttrs Gcpitu wIrtsn rcrtcfrci rurtb bic
rCt otrkurCt ttt Dem @mpfan9 ron 81.
NNdrj 26 lS5G. ra3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
NcrfuIlIcricn !!

9Scrfmmcrtcn!
Gint etr tsiiIn guspabttn Ysrfumsritn bic it in
llcntauu sum &Ttaui onstteltn rgutes, icEGtn or:
totiu unc 81 rtsnufu bct
Srd, Gutb anr Sslfri2.