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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

MACHINES AMALeAMATED.--Emers M p
zine and Putnam's Monthly have been amslgamate,
and win start in October with 10000 subscriber
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
F6NHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
N Circuit and Criminal Courts of this District
and the Court of Claims and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted to his
charge.
His Office at present is at the southwest corner of
Eleventh and "1' fronting New York avenue.
Au 14-tf V. ELLIS.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

MoRE FAILuREs.--It is reported that Jacob
Little, the well know, New York broker, has failed.
with liabilities amounting TO $5,000,00o.
Several Bank failures are reported, including the
Warren Bank Of Pennsylvania and the Kanswha
bank of Virginia.
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Mr. Oliver II. Brown, Of Minot, Maine, shot a
bear coming out Of his cellar one night last week,
that weighed over 400 pounds.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

REMARKABLE Run OF BAD LUcK.-A downtown
merchant received remittance from one of his
correspondents, in the shape OF a draft on the
Ohio Life and Trust Company for So 600 on the very
day on which the institution closed its doors. He
Immediately telegraphed the fact to his debtor,
who sent him another draft on John Thompson
which arrived the day after the failure of that bro
ker; the merchant again telegraphed the failure.
and received in few days another draft on At
wood & Co., just as the firm suspended.
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THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA, Augusta
Sept 9.-The Baptist Central Association of
Georgia, at recent meeting in Morgan county.
reported the action of the American Tract Society
in regard to slavery, and recommends the Church
South to withhold It patronage and TO discontinue
the efforts Of Eagents, the raising OF funds by
colportueis, and the sale OF Northern Baptist
works until the society shall recind its recent ac
ton, and go back to its original silence on the
subject of slavery.
HEAVY PENALTY.--Mr Stephen Burr, of Brews-
ter's Station, Putnam county, was find 800 on
Monday, for selling liquor without license. His
counsel demurred to this judgment, and the case
has been carried to the Supreme Court.-NeO
York Times.
The room in the Smithsonian Institute, designed
for the reception of the National Museum. il being
fitted up and portion will be ready Ia few
weeks, when the articles viii be transferred from
their present scattered localities.
POST OFFICE ROBBERY New London, Sep. L.
The post Office at this place was robbed last night
OF the bag containing the New York and Southern
mails. There is no trace of the rohber.
The Franklin Fire Company and the Western
Hose Company, are making preparations to unite
in the Firemen's parade in Philadelphia, in octo-
Der next.
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THE TEN HYDRIAN RICHES
NH flrpQf Eueforu Panacao nrona a

THE ZEN HfDHIAN HECIFES
VvHE Great Eastern Panacea, prepared
j in the Temple Of Health, and for ares formed
almost the sole medicine used in the Eass. These
prescriptions are perfectly simple and may be put
up at any drug store at triing cost Some of them
are particularly applicable in Consumption, Scrofu-
la, Liver Affections, Impurity of the Blood, &c.
Others remove Syphilis, Secret Diseases, Itch |,
Nervous Diseases, Costiveness, &c. in an almost in
credibly short time. Sent with plain printed direc
tons, on the receipt Of 25 cents
WIN. FRANKLIN,
Box 221 Albany. N. ".
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D. R. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1853, says: =
Having experienced very great benefit from the
use Of Hoofand's German Btters, in Chronic Dyson
terry and Functional arrangement Of the Liver, and
Its concomitant evils, am DESTROYS of obtaining
quantity of it for the benefit Of my community. You
will, therefore, please send lot, &C."
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

~ The Western Hose Company are making
preparations 10 visit Philadelphia,
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There Is great conflict going on among the ap.
plcants for the place Of Commissioner Of Pen
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GALLAGHER'S
A New and Splendid Large Oven, Flat Top
COOKING STOVE.

For Wood or Coal. -Four Sizes. Nos. g, z, 3 9.
GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE Albright,
" beautiful design of new Flat Top Cooking
Stove, just out.
1t is only necessary to say, that after very many
years Of experience, and being fully oonversant
with all of the various kinds of Stoves which have
been invented on the down-draft -inciple, that
have taken advantage of every wel-SI Town improve
ment that has from time TO time been made, partcu-
laIly reference to the formation and construction
Of the ues which always necessary to be large,
and have fully applied every improvement and
combined them all in the Sunrise Alright Cook
ing Stove" This Stove is made very heavy, and is
a good substantial article; have made them extra
heavy in all the parts where long experience has
proved i to be important and / can assure my Gus
toners that have spared neither pains expense
in getting itup; and il will not be exceed by any
stove now known of similar character / am con.
vnced that it will at become standard Stove.
have fully tried them in every way, with WOOD
and COAL and strongly recommend them to the
public. They operate in the most satisfactory man.
ner.
Patentee: A. J. GALLAGHER,
July LIST, 1856. Philadelphia.
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Messrs. Williams, Tanner, & Co., forwarders
suspended payment yesterday afternoon.
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NO. 3O4. NO. 3O4.
FINE CONFECTIONERY.
"AVING ERECTED A BAKE OVEN AND
LII Bake-House on my own premises, L have
commenced the manufacture of all kinds Of Cake In
Philadelphia Styles by Philadelphia workman !;
something new which the public respectfully in
vited to cal and try And from this time forth all nay
customers will be supplied fresh Cake daily, and at
as low rates as be purchased in this city, and all
made of the best materials.
Parties of all kinds supplied with all kinds of Fancy
Cake, Lady Cake, Pyramids, Ice Cream, and Water
Ices plain or in moulds and sent to all parts of the
city All ask is, give me fair trial
q. ii. RIDENOUR,
Penn ave-, between 9th and 10th streets.
N B. have private Ice Cream Saloon up stairs
for Ladies'
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
NIDWIFERY.-m BANGS, Profess
Ivl sional Medium, would respectfully inform her
friends and the public, that she has removed from
her late residence 10 Twelfth between and Streets
next door TO John ID. Clark's Police Office. She here
by tenders her thanks 10 her friends and customers
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon her, and
copes, by her attention and assiduity to business TO
merit continuance Of public patronage.
Refers 70 Dr. Hogan and DIR. Fairfax, Alexandria.
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THE CREATES

EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED
For Goal or Wood $1,000 in use. -Four sizes.
Nos. 6, z, 8, 9.
GALL IA HERS Celebrated Morning
" Star, Double Oven COOKING STOVE, the
best the cheapest, most substantial and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in the Union.
Thirteen thousand of these Stoves are now in sue
cessfu operation.
This splendid Cook Stove has now been thorough
ly tested during the last four years. they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner. have fully
tried them with wood and coal, and strongly recon-
mend them. They are heavy and very durable, and
the design is neat and beautiful With moderate
fire. this Stove will bake three oaves OF bread roast
turkey, boil two dinner potts. broil beefsteak and
heat the water for washing, all at the same time.
You are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
the above splendid Cooking Stove, "Gallagher's
Morning Star"
Patentee: A. J. GALLAGHER,
July lst 1856. Philadelphia.
For sale only by
g. WOODWARD q SON,
Next door TO @. Woodward's old stand,
Penn avenue, bet 10th and 18th sts, No. 316.
N. Il. We have also very large assortment of the
latest and most approved patterns of CRATES parlor,
chamber, diningroom, Office and store stoves Of all
Sizes for wood and COAL that the North furnish,
best suited to this market.
ET- Terms-CASH. 10
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

Intelligence from Tunis of the 18th announces
that sanguinary disturbance took place three
days before against the Jews and even the Chris
tans were menaced. Several persons were killed,
and the English Consul insulted. Military meas
ures of repression were adopted, but not until some
grave disasters had taken place.
The discussions in the Greek Church in Syria
and Egypt appear 10 be as angry as ever.
Official confirmation had been received in Eng.
land of the murders Of the African travellers, DR..
Vogel and Corporal Mcguire, Royal Engineers.
Dr. Vogel was beheaded by order of the Sultan,
Corporal Mcguire, r. e., was murdered by party
Of Tuaricks some six marches to the north OF
Kuka. Apprehending danger, he had traced a
few lines in pencil to our Vice-Consul at Murzuk,
requesting him, in the event Of his death, to dis
charge a small sum due to his people. The gall
liant fellow made desperate defence, and des-
patched several of his murderers before he fell.
The melancholy events tend strongly TO confirm
the opinion that no profitable commerce can be
opened with Central Africa over the Desert from
Tunis or Tripoh. The true way must be by means
Of its great rivers-the Nile, the Niger and the
Zambese.
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INDIA.

Confirmation OF the Fall of Cawnpore-
Delhi still held by the Rebels.
The Times of the 22d has the following latest
news:
'ALExANDRIA, Aug. IA, 9 p. M.
The Nadia arrived at Suez to-day. She brings
dates from Calcutta to the 21st July Madras, 25th
July; Gale, 2sth July Alden, 9Th inst.
1t is stated that Delhi is not taken, but the date
is not given.
General Barnard is reported to have died from
dysentery.
The news given in the Bombay Times of the
14th of July by last mail, respecting the taking Of
Cawnpore by the rebels and the massacre of the
Europeans there, is confirmed.
The Suez telegraphic message then goes on to
say as follows:
Simeon and Himalaya arrived at Calcutta with
about 800 of China forces to proceed at once up
country. Only 800 more troops expected, Gen.
Hancock's forces.* Rebels beaten on three occa-
sons, and several guns taken, between Alahabad
and Cawnpore; the latter retaken from Mana Sa-
bib, whom Havelock is following up the Blittoe,f
about ten miles.
Sir Henry Lawrence died of wounds received in
a sortie from Lucknow, where at present all is
we'll
All the troops in Dude mutnied.
Agra all quiet Native troops dsarmed
Gwalor Contingent mutniad. Supposed to have
marched on IRdore.
No political China news given.
The Transit Government steamer totally lost in
the Straits of Sunda. Crew and troops all arrived
at Suez to-day.
1t was said in London that plan had been sub
mitted to the Board of Control and the India
House, for establishing postal communication
with India via Asiatc Turkey.
The European and Indian Junction Telegraph
Company is about to be carried out from Bagdad
northward.
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Dispatches from Teheran had been received at
the Foreign Office in Paris. The news of the Ben
gal mutiny had produced profound sensation in
Persia. Fearing disturbance, the Shah had deter
mined not to reduce his army for the present.
BY telegraph from Trieste, we learn that Mr..
Murray had demanded from Persia the immediate
evacuation OF Herat
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RUSSIA.
The Russians were said to have been defeated
on the banks of the Kuban; they lost six guns and
sixty-four pack-horses. 1t is said that Schamyl,
with $4,000 Circassians had also defeated the Rus
sian army, which attempted TO dislodge him from
the banks of a river commanding some passes.
After battle which lasted ten hours the Russians
were driven across the river. Several fortified
places, built by the Russians at great cost for the
maintenance of their communications, fell into
Schamyl's hands.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

MusTcAL.--On Tuesday night next, there will be
meeting of persons favorable to the formation
of class for Improvement in the stud and prac-
tice of music, under the charge of Mr.. GLENRoy.
The meeting will be in the session room Of Sixth
Presbyterian Church.
vsRNosr.- Out of thirty-two representatives.
one Democrat il elected
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Posi- 0FrIcE ROBBERY, New London, Sep. T.
The post Office at this place was robbed last night
OF the bag containing the New York and Southern
mails There is no trace of the robber
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

The Rev. DR.. PINKNEY, of Bladensburg, has ac
cepted the call made upon him by the members 0
the Church of the Ascension, Of this city, and
will enter upon his duties as Pastor, on Sunday,
October IL.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

Docs RECOGNISED AS PROPERTY. The steward
OF the ship Sir Robert Peel lately sued the mate Of
that vessel for the value of two dogs--one ter
rier, and the other King Charles spaniel--which
the mate had msliciously thrown overheard and
proved the value Of the dogs TO be about one hun
ored dollars, The defendants counsel asked for
nonsnit on the ground that no action lay for Kill
| ing dogs The judge declared to the contrary,
auo decided that dogs are property, as much as
sheep or cows are, for loss or injury 10 which the
owner can sustain an action. The steward rot his
damages and costs This TO sportsmen and others
having highy.prized dogs in their possession is
very important decision, inasmuch az IL has some.
times been maintained in the courts that dogs could
be killed with impunity.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

The Franklin Fire Company and the Western
Hose Company, are making preparations to unite
in the Firemen's parade in Philadelphia, in octo-
Der next.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-05

The row of elegant dwellings being erected for
the use of the Vice President, Senator Douglass,
and Hon. Mr.. Rice, ION l street, near the Public
Printing Office Square, are nearly completed, and
will be ready for occupancy before the session Of
Congress. They make fine appearance from
nearly all parts of the city.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
6 u n E III I 5 c | t.

Sn oistm Sab 9toubsn Iis pSGise 3ufreosnbcit
oc6en su tSuuen iuosm re bIcsprn een bttsn artsts
oen tGnnsn. aue 6unbsus Qrbtit uno frrti9e 8lsts
Suu9sItdttt mtrocn uutsr tbrGr siseuen 2uflt utrz
frti9et unO oabSr fam iltb isorr 8unbe auf ocrcu
site pcrloiGn. Sbr Stcd pen Srdblin9sgdter 1T 70
mcoilch uno oaucrbo ots CT I'M lRartt ~ iuocn III.
uuo ibre Stttoun9stdds merpeu auf ctcn 70 mcoia
ihtu Strl perfrtiot, ais in ir9suo siusm aneSrn
@tattFtmsnt in QuGntaun.
NQentoun Npri( Is. 1857. na-bp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20

pAc tt perfauftn, BADEN iic aus ben be=
itsn &oufnonusbdulern uno fdblsn dtcrSsust ea6
ibrs Baaren an Site uuo ShSnbsit nir9cnosroc
d6ertrrftn fup. Sie periitbcrn nieht, bab fe pcn
so bis IS pro;cne tti9er psrtoufsn tSnnen oils anr
bcrs-Obsr is ia9sn botb, poB OtciCui9sn, wshc Sda
ter ron ibusn uno autD on onccrn 4taeen fauftsn,
Den llutsrlbieO Der prcls fetit wifTsu. ta
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
MuCttDn ! @uCttDn

Der llnterFjd,nete madt bicrpmh tefaunt,
RAP CT auf pca Yfnst NOntas CSunt -
Ginen grpbcn Stp6 altcrlci Sitter,
an bcm Stobr Ypn 9BeiOncr unp 0rrncrp, IN Grtr
lcrtaun auf Ufftntli@er aurtion psrtaufen pirp.
llntrr ben Sitter wsrosn ocfunpen unb Srrtauit
cine 9rcbc Got
2obic5 0rcb Sitter 9lcicbfott8 Sud-,
Gobimcrc, GclYct S6ube II. I. ~,
enise oUrtrri1i&e Gtortcnettsn, 6lutr, &C., brfn.
ben liA stenfalI5 paruntsr.
Der gsrtauf be9tnpt I'M 10 llGr Wittaos.
no Johann Die SeOinsunseh betannt sema6t unt
Auf,partrm9 9csctcn werpen wirp Son
Sranrt5 $: g9eibncr.
gprit %. 1857. ratS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
& II 4 ia II II

OieIss ercee &ubtaunrr WiltSrsSef, ireldes
etnen fat welttuiibmten 9lamrn bat, inbet btries
Sabr ltatt NJ Sreitag, ben 20. In he b<
nbcn Mt y, mb bic 2lusii6ten fnp, baB es
an @lar; unO Yrnht ale GOrBdnscr friiberr
Sabre bel wsitem iitertreifcn wrp. 9lQe 9lpltaI'
ten linb ertrrffcn, ben betwpbnrnpen GCmpanirn,
ICwpbl Der Gapalerie we Der Snfantrrte, iere
SrauemliAfet 5u 9srdbren. Die StraBen lno
;rlr Yarape 9ssbnet, ais fInbe Der MarI6 in ell
nem 9arlcr ltatt, unp 8elu6er pcn alien @rscns
ben Der llIlipn werben zine Nufnabme ftnpen, ipie
Subtaun Is ME susrr par;ubteten im Stanpe
mar. Die l6Snfsn iunsen Oanren Spn melt uno
brett prrten susesen lein. pas Set 5u pertrrrIt'
den, uno bic anmutbtgten Gan5iale tnp fir bic
9celie Der 6iibe ein9erAtrt.
Siele 5reisG Gompa9ntcn babsn GerettS orrlprc'
den li4 ein;ufinben aud werpen bic @enrrGle
6em uno Sumter SuBs9en lein.
Cine SraB, unO anpere Muif. 9dnben wrrprn
bic Seiwpbnenpen an8enebm unterbulten.
Die Gtnlabun9S Committee.
Nai t3. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
Die gBeB 1tnb bic SuB.

6auc 8ee idD lpia o6tr ertD nau Die trent trie:
oe mans net grab Der Dsipel btt palIo mas felt,
mas felt, Sup 4! 81, part ou nccb net I'M pctfrlsm
Stcbr in SrrnCrtcmn Der 9Beloner u. GernGro
pfrtaufGn ibr Stcbrfathe 10 ucfa eoB ih oas Slel:
dies uccb net oeisben bab Sud iult smcI DO, mas
bob ib 90 5udcr taft for eff (l1) Gents. Die leet
9Sc par tb i'm Cn anbcrG Stcbr uno bab tort ftrtjtn
Q4) Cents 9ebcn milItu, uno CT pGr net ic ftSn ais
Der, unb 70 III lthir auts mas fe ben. Sdb bab mir
a S0uslin Oelolne DrGB tauft for ais In ote Strb
on;utbun, fer iult 64 Gents Die garp, NO titeraG
icnlt fir l2I uno Is Gents CT rcrtaft wro-uno 70
ilts nit &attubn, Gbrlars, Strimp, ,panofbu, uno
oCrotthen uno 9GtGr Sadmclaits fir iut l23
@Cnts, ugp Ger bClt 9ebl strertn9 6Gnlb NtclailtS
fir iult D Gents, NO pc ouncrsn Stcbr ntt oil bal
ten icb bab Die ttet 9RcH I'M en- annerer Stcbr,
taft uno bo6 25 Seats 9Gbe mtiec, uno beim SHrio;
ucr uno Gjrrntro ben iie orklbe fir 30 9ts. Sud,
Yre, ib bin bir perypor,slt pie icb Die rpclfclcn
Satbcn 9Clibtn bab ic ben moi Elm 9rrB Sttrtlb
asbatt, obGr oCS 1T mob fiji Dryer. Sh bab mix
ahsr audi en- 9cob otfaft, uno pc itb benz aetcmmcn
bin, bct cer SIe ;antCu pctn, ran bab itb 9ctrlbCn
fill fill uno pis CT 9cbCrt bet nW wCIfd allies
mar, ran bet CT sIo9t rcrnds bet bu net mcbr 9t:
taft-nau bin icb otCr iuit ftrti9 init Dem annErGr
Stcbr, ht ben MID uOu long 9enudb i'm Ounteln 9e:
baen, ih nil uau autb moi a pttl pGllln9 babcn,
uuo nil nimmcr 70 fiji tclc9cn werbGn. Sh ton cir
Gter iaae, Yce, ees hct mitb abcr grab 9eiut-tb
hab 9rab ocbsntt, Ole nahlt gBctb ipan ttb IN Den
Q2o9t, uno rerrc fof ib ron ibm 9crptB 0cnuh. Sth
nil Dir a9e, YCs, 9sb iult cmrt gu Dem G&etSnlr UNI
C5trnsro-oie ben fen DrCdncft-ibr Stcbr III auth
0o0s bClI-mtr fan bic Sochs audi rctbt lebne, otcr
itb nil rir ctttS a9cn, nan Oh bin 9cbcn wi fir
tofn, can mad net ;uGrit ctn fcr 9'odCn, occr ru
tridit 0cuis iouer Brct, ran cs ttc graf cer Oeoa
ih bab acltcr 3 Stunb porte migs bis itb mel Sahr
triat bot mans ie forte 9rbt nOn mtGcn iie fill Gar
tht hatt cbtr ban bolt allies ftrta Der Did III Gber
audi ,crna-ich bCnt man CT cmct Den Q4tibnCr per:
piIht Dan briIt er ibm Die 8cbt ;u-obcr itb ecnt
Der QBtiousr rpcis oas elite G5t6ct-ab bh uitbt CT:
wiitben. Q4Gl @Ce, itb mu6 9cbe, Der Sunra9 Fem
i'd uno rer S6t miner, btrnctb matb pom S1eiencr
uuo C5crnsro fCin gutter 8afise. pc fe psrtotn an
l2I 9tnts, uno no pcucn mir bn ics orintsn, neil
ber 3udtr pisrsr 70 prtftl 1T. 28cl SuF, man bes
Ic 1T. Dan mus ih Der SomftG9 outb cmcl bin. Ga
8ts, on writ cs finoen boG cs urh fiji draer it.-
G5rto 8r, 8Ss. Grcb r SuF. 6olt itb nil Dir otrr
mob ctbss laac: Der 98cirncr uno ScrnCro hen atcr
audi Die nctltcu SRatcri cie itb nctb 9cieben bot
lie rtrtafiu bit Sc. fir 50 ras hats Barrel unr
hotEn aons orcit fir $6 ros hoth @orrct uno ihcnC
fttt mliii NlatSrCt fir 81 nos bolt &arrc; riCfd
bt no s font psrfuftn fir 50 bis 50 80 rcs is Nor
bofti9 lc. 9Iou otcr ecco tp bis Der Suuoo9.
SPotunoic, SRai 6, 1857. rq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
MuDttDrS= Nn;et0e.

Sn Dem gBoiiensrri6t ron 2cda GauntY.
Su Der satbe Oct 9ttdbnun9 rrn G5Ccrse Qtsr unb
Charles Smith, Grctutcrrn pcn Ger otnttrtafCns
ftboft hcs psrficrbcncn . an et Il Il CT, ltetbin
ron gBtiGcntur9 Sounitbip, StdG GOuntr.
tuo nun, 2(prit 7, 1857. ouf Uutroo bss ,6crrn
gRarr, eruonute Die Court Gi e. SG9tr ais ltubi;.
tor, nm cine SCrtbciluu9 oIs 8itanics in c6ocr
Retbnun9 ju MAIDEN, uno mann nStbis, bieIIts
dberiuICttsln,
zfSFSA aus ben trFurhcn-@c'su0ts
EgEsD 8. 2S. Ificelcp, Cdr.
Sbtn6snamter 2mritrr miro iitb ;ufot9r ltinlr Gr:
nennuue cinfuoCn, 0cnnCrltaos rcn 4ttn SUM, nm
8e tb tc T. in Der StaNt 2tuntaun, ouIpc iltb ale
iuttrseirte 4cricnsn cinfnNsn tEnntu, msnn fe es
fir uStbia bsfubcn.
0lai l3. nqim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
Iu6ttDr8 Nn3et0e.
Sn Dem 8aiEnoeridbt ron 9ttba G0untp

Sn Dem gBailtu9ericbt ron 9rda GOuntr.
Sn fer Sabe Der 9le6nung BON Sobn u. 8eiB
unb ScnaS @ltner, gIpmiuiT TratUren bon Der Sin'
trrlaienI6aft pes Serfortenen 9eter Gilt.
ne +, leBtbin BON 4Ynn Scwni6tp, 2r8a Gu.
unb nun, 9(prit z, 1857, ouf alntros, srnann.
tie bic Court g8itlium 81. Siitlsr, GIq, ais @u.
Oitor, TIM teIuste &e6nuns ibersuIstteln unp bent
Gslrb semaB rtne Sertbeiluns su MAIDEN.
STSN aus Den lrfunbcn.-9e;eu0ts
asHsD g. 09. @licflcD, Sbr.
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Spet Irinr Grnennung enfnben. ouf Samfa9s
ben 6ten SUM-, um u6r NadmittasS, ant Saus
ie ron Oapt b W. &tlGer, in Qynn 5Ip.,
ae6a Gaunty, ollpo f6 otle Snterrbjrtc einfnpen
t6nnen, prnn ie rs fiir gut btfinren.
Wai 10. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-20
Die GrDfnun1

Grfe mpbige @rbfnung in &llentaun.
Die critic faIbicnatle GrSfuuns ron Srdbiobrs:
uno Scnrners 8cnnets, mrp 9eihebSn auf Disnlto9s
uno Rittpcebs Den l9tsn uno 20itcn SRai, an SNrs.
Stcpp uuo Sos, mcoi9su SRiainer Gtatiiismsnt-
Sic rpsrpsn conn oas rsibfts uno fbSnits
9(6prtrment BON 8pnnets
unb Sausp Nillincr:S4aarCn gum
W 4fsAN- 8ertauf antietcn-9cnnctS mttt
-AgsgMsR pcrstieihcr OILS ir9cnb eint9s Die
& aSsg7HasNjie in Nucntoun erSffnst wcroCn
SgsesaH finr.-Siun Damcn, Tpcnn lbr ret;
de uuo ctcaante 8cnncts gu tous
:-g ~s4 fen punlthet, c III cs @ucr 8rr:
tbst, on;urufsn uno Sure Beuncts lei bttltr @rSfs
uuRa 3u taufsn-98tr fno uecreu9t cug mir allie be-
frieoieen tSunen, weItbe unS ourtb sinsn Nnpruh
bsodutioeu-inocm mir unfcre gcnnets rcn een mcilt
fdIbicnatts GrSfuun9en in 9isuNcrt uno Ybilocd:
pbia ausatpib baben.-SclIte ir9euo isn,ano lttncn
Rcnnst ;piItben nun uuo oer GrSfnuu9 su taufcn
pdnIhsu, cber iresuo cine 3tit nadbCr, finoet Del
unt immer eiuru rtihcn, 9utcu uno lcbSnsn &rrrotb
bsrlct6cn.-Oit Oamen pen IHtutoun une oct lln,:
eesno nb cbsrbietet cin9etaeen tri uns an8uruftn,
unc 9cpiGttb ibr fnoct bier erc6c Bargains.
rabsr an tCi NRrs Stcpp uno &c., SIC. 30 BtIt
.pamittcn Str0gt, aNtntaun, ga.
ausntaun SNoi 6. rQ3m