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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

THAwING OUT TUE FIRE PLUGs-Every citi-
zen knows the trouble entailed each winter, by
the freezing of fire plugs, and the insurance
companies, especially, are well aware of the Sc
rious losses which have frequently grown out
of this cause The following account of an ex-
pertinent, therefore, which we find recorded in
Philadelphia papers, will be of interest just at
this time:
On Saturday afternoon very successful ex-
pertinent was made by Mr.. Ogden, the chief en-
giDcer of the water department, in thawing fro
Zen plugs. ThecontriVance used for the purpose
consists of boiler and tank, with hand fore
ing pump and gutta percha hose. The fire is
built in the furnace with kindling wood pre-
pared with camphine, and steam is thus genera
ted i'll few minutes The nut is taken from
the fire, plug and small hose is screwed in, and
the other hose, to which a long branch pipe is
appended, is thrust down to the bottom of the
plug outside the pipe The steam, at pressure
of from five to seven pounds to the inch, is now
put on, and in few minutes the ice becomes
melted and the water flows. This is ascertained
from the cold water rushing from the plug iIto
the boiler. The heat of the iron plug and pipes
is so great as to completely dry the straw which
is usually packed around the pipes of the plugs
in the cold season.
The whole apparatus is very portable, and it
is not expensive, while it is so effective that n
frozen plug can generally be thawcd out in a
very few minutes. The idea was first suggested
by Marshal Murphy, who used IA somewhat sim
liar continuance in thaWing frozen hydrant
pipe at his own house. Mr. Ogden improved
upon the idea first suggested by the Marshal,
and the result is very effective apparatus for
the accomplishment of very important object.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

James Marshall and others, and
TAR &c. vs.. Hendricks &c.


fArr &C. Hendricks &c.
The parties Interested in these notified that
shall proceed Thursday the 9th February 1851, at the
Clerks office Of the Court In Weshurg Va 70 state the
aud take the testimony required by the DEGREES In
these and all persons and parties interested
qulred attend before that day. The taking will
be continued from time to time until completed.
ADAM KUHN,
! jnu84tw Special Commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
RELIEF MEETING. :,
LAM, at,xy On 1oEs

Pursuant to a call this morning a meeting of
citizens was held Rohan's Hall, on Tuesday
evening last, for the relief Of the poor Of the
city. The meeting was organized by calling
His Honor, the Mayor, to the chair, and ap.
pointing DR.. I H. Logan Secretary.
s. On motion, the Society adopted the organizes
ton of the previous associations for the same
purpose.
A motion was made by t. Sweeney, Esq, that
committee of four be appointed in each ward
to solicit contributions and to ascertain the num-
Der of persons who were destitute, and also the
number of those who were out Of employment.
and that snid committee be authorized to afford
relief Immediately from such contributions as
they may collect between this and the next
meeting The motion was adopted
Committees were appointed as follows:
First Ward.-Gen tlenien-AIcssrs. L A. j.
PANEL and A. J. Sweeney. Ladies-Miss S.
Irwin and Miss E. j. Arndt
Second Ward,--7 Gentlemen Messrs. Alexan-,
der Paxton and P. b. Taylor Ladies-Miss
Jane Mcclellan and Mrs. Merriam.
Third Yard. Gentlemen Messrs. j. n.
Bickell and Jno. Jones. Ladies-Mrs. DIR. Nc
Coy and Mrs. w. H. Dorsey.
Fourth Ward-Gentleme = Messrs John
Clayton and D. Hammond. Ladics-Nrs. Scat
terday and Mrs b. Exley
FIFTH Ward.-Gentlemen-Mc ssrs. Andrew
Wilson and DIR. Thoburn. Ladies-Mrs G.
Hamilton and Mrs. j. II. Stout
On motion, the meeting adjourned until Fri
day evening next
A. CALDWELL, Chairman.
7. H. LOGAN. Sec,Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

r,r Masquerade ball, in consequence of the
j.uency Of the weather, was postponed until
sarsiay night week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Hon. wv. IL. SEWARD, U. S. Senate, will
49, accept our thanks for his remembrance of
osicc in the distribution of documents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
STATE OF THE ROADS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O-No nails or railroad
arrivals here since Sunday night. The first
roads are blocked up in every direction, at
Washington, Baltimore, New York and Boston.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RnItimore 1TnrlIet.

CIScNRATI Jan. 2O-Flour in fair demand and firm;
thing doing Provisions and Groceries unchanged. When
in good demand; prices steady at 11S@1l4c.
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Z CORRESPONDENTS

.,.,,,.ruIng subscription, advertising or other a
ss.iass Of the In'elseneeF' should DC .
the editorial department Of the papeI
10 the Editors, jointly, or 70 either one
O ,t.vritlng for publication, will please write
,l'sP o'1ide Of the paper. 80 ,,,
Of above rules VIII eDgt has
..sa a' e., ,hS,y receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

BALTIMORE JAN 2O-Sales OF Flour this morning Mt $G8
There Wheat Corn in market. Sales Of WHISKY
l6L927..
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FRoZE mp

BosroN, Jan. 2O-The harbor is closed by ice
down to the Castle. 1t is feared the America,
due here tonight, will be detained below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

~
Or, sSeIGHr FOR BALTIMORE. The Wheeling Ar
81 S SlateS that Col BENZ F. Kelly, freightasent
S.. %e Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who has
GS S on business tour west, reports that the
B,i SM' now waiting for shipment east, via tho
sr. ,SGoTe and Ohio Railroad, is perfectly in
the Glole 1t will be sufficient, he says, to keep
c,r ,UAa taxed to the utmost for four months to
and S e md the above in the Baltimore Patriot,
Tb ~ I Sne Cumberland Alleganian.
isb az; Mheehng Argus never said any such fool
eth nor do We believe Col. Kelly ever did
~, Inc lntslligencer made tho above statement,
III +''a the Argus 50 indignantly disclaims. and
~, ! moreover, true,-just exactly as Col B. F.
Nsly stated to US.
is sEvEsAt heavy failures among ti. oil dealers
fo,j "Nced in the New York and New Bed
81 il sperS occasioned by heavy losses sastain-
oil 5rS; SnSe9uence of the rapid decline in sperm
iii SSa hhs the past year The decline in sperm
trbnt,s 9een almost unparalleled and may be at,
pernS, S4 solely to the frauds which have been
Eops .sted IN the sale Of the article TO an enor-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

Fer safe or lease, In Vyest CoIumbtn, Va.
FTNlI pFopetyis good working order, having Black
smith shop with Tes Patterns and tools, together
with stock coke. fhe buildings 50 in by
81 eetin width, With carpenter shop, andiathe shop With
lathe.
The property Is In centre ne growing agricultural
and manufacturing county, with large coal trade In
active operation.
The property will beleased for OF yeaTBt0 meehan-
les of steady habits and good character, and sne
need apply II any should desire purchase the pay
Will be made easy, either with without the Stock.
This property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
Of e3J0g Should company purchasing, desire Il, the
chartered privileges viii be allowed with te property
apis 2td tfu SARGENT / BRoTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
PmALoN,a F.APmaAN LotaON,

PmALON'rS HsRPIE1AN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautther.
great Cosmetic heautifyng The skn SID COMPLEX
6n for curing CaPPed usnls Pass. Lips. 1an sun
Lurn FrsckIas, Pnpss, Seais, DuTnss Ste sure ana
the Pe-ene washing Ni give instaut Feif
Alter shaving soothing % the skis. sssPs ne
aad Hite, aud for al ulan8tona ct lie skin -
viii be found TO be great remedy. Prise ons Dollar pr
PmAT.ON,s MAGIC HAIR DHE.
Natural Dyes ia the ToTid. Us AonE
proved bEyoud euiuraF4s1s and. ortlg
vegetable productions injury osshl - doDe % the
skin. II Is ear, sPFlrd and Obtain eiaeA q
which wiz drtv tbs best iUgs to ten y ron u4rp
itself. Price 81 and q, - PER hox.
Made aud soil b. = P1IALoS, Ht ~ BROADWAY car
Dry 81, 81 BrOaiUay, 81 Sehulas Hota y. y.
all druggists ard Fancy stores thFouFout he 2 =
Gshuion' { hemleRl laniF luWtEoFntoes
The complete article Of tie Kind befOre oed
public Il stood The test 81 tEeutF yesTB IN this
country an not Of the hundreds % 1tatsona
been able compete with for pTrseSings dfesshE
Identifying Hair and k=gpng TIE head clear tron
Urn Tua etc Il l. inrSiimahc; i short, 10 eVeTJtns
the hair requires. Price zoe. and 81 PR bottle
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SnnnEN nEATH

ALBANY, Jan. 20.-Nathaniel Davis, one Of
our oldest citizens, fell dead in the street this
morning.
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JAS. NJ. DILLON
100 Mar EH.,ETN S3rTtTR I.,T7,rIs

Plumber and Gas Filter.
Z EEPS constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought irOn Pipes, Sheet Lad Aha and
Bras Cocks and Valves; steam whistles Steam
water 6aaEes Lft and FoTee Plnps Sinks Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants Gum Isse and packing
Zns and Antnony, CebFbted TBOT BEIIs he
Crneilells In the country.
~ Also, Pollys Improved and patent Chain Pump.
which r decidedly tie greatest pumpQf Tie age, lhs Eigt
70 put up which IN Towns ard Counties Ia WcaIeTn Virginia
win be sold on fair term.
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, 1neorFosiYe, ana for
pressure pipe, for hot eotd WATER ese
eIAiy Tor deep wells, pfesras and cheaper than LEAD
~ Aquedust Pipe constantly hand, any Size eua--
tity Of which BE- furnished on short notice.
49, - -
n.-l--.---I-..LE
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TRANSPORTATION.
Wfnter Soheaule.
9a.A..E.sFeaI.I!os oE.IesB. s0.R -. !

-
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ASHORE.
New YoRE, Jan. 2O.-Two pilot boats, names
unknown, are ashore at Coney Island.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

DUNCAN, StIEtSAi-AA x COMPANY.
BANKERS,
Ger Pine and Nnasaa SGseeGn, New York.
ISSUE CIRCULAR NOTES aud LETTERS % DlyEUEE fer
tI9Tsiers, available In al he ErnePGf ess ~ -
MERCANTILE CREDITS
the ORIESTAL BASK CORPolATIoS, Eanloa, Mo-
sisgEs GEO PEABODY 4 Co, LOhdons and BASK or kEW
SOUTH WALES, A. ssralfa-
Bills OF GNehRnge and Cash CFedIa1
on GaiIi0rna anal AustTaliSl fqrpisbeA spPleafon
INTEREST ALLOWED eufrsnt seooiits ana Special
dePosiiss subject - urTAnssmsnt- sp9D-lydaB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
,,,Is LAW OF NEW sFAFI Nv :.

~ -bo do not give express notice 70 The con-
as risng to continue 'heir
,s.,. order the diseoptnu3ase Of their FeTi-
II az continue to send them until al ar
r, srlee. or refuse 20 take their Period;
esetG..ssss to Which they are directed they rshe.d
os the e., ,Sey have settled the bill and 0rdeFs 'e
S.iiaed remove to other places without inform
III ,ascr ri the papers are sent to the former di-
they are hs,a Jrilei that refusing to take periods
tTh Cur r removing and leaving them unsalled
Ss.1 lie 9nl.S, .yidense Of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

FROM PHILADELPHIA.
JAN. 20.-No trains from any direction have
arrived here or departed, since the storm.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2Oth.-Weather cold and
cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21


MONROE HOUSE.
IePPOSTTE THE SUSPENSION BRIDGRl
WHEELING VA
WIN. BARR BTT. ProprietOI.
rTNHIs well known Hotel has been neviy renovated and
fuTuis este best Of accommodations to traveller
AT MODERATE RATES.
Il IL located the centre Of the city, opposite the Sus
Bridge and Ony few from tie Railroad
DepOts and Steamboat Landing
EXCELLENT sTABLIHe
attached Travellers and b0ardeFH rest
assured that pains viii be spared 90 add 70 taer Gem
fort. an9l-tldaE
Hats and Caps.
8. AVERY.
stock Hats and CaPs, comprising Of the most &c
sral that has been offered TO tbs public
Nos. i4S and las, Main st-eei. Wheeling, va.
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.
8.AVBRA,
MANUFACTURES or HATS AND CAPS,
As hand and Is manufacturing and receiving large
all varieties color shape Of Hats aud Caps
te latest fashion and manufactured from the I'm
material and the best workmanship all Of which VIII be
sold Wholesale and Retail At the lowest possible pTeG.
From experience in the bnsiHSss and having always
nay best enieavOrs please and furnish the pnble with
good, fashionable, and ssTyeeabe hat, feel confident
with my present facilities and large stock on hsnds that
able To supply patrons with article superior 70
any heretofore offered.
rrspeciiuy request cali from those ia want Of Hats
and Caps, before Pur chasing elsewhere.
sp6 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

The object Bill Is obtain decree eiRctlLO
MdtriN0hii by the Plaintiff against the Defendant And
appearing from the return Of the Sheriff. as well as BY
affidavit the cause, that tlS said defendant "a not
inabant of this Commonwealth, IL id ordered that he
do appear here within month after the due publ
order, and do what may be necessary 70
protect s interest And is further ordered that copy Of
this order be published week for four successive
Wheeling Integencer, and posted At the front
door of the Court House Of said county, the Tst day Of
the County Court after the entry Of this Orer.
cOpy-Teste: J. STARR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

NTIRGINIA AT Raies held In the Clerks Once Of 'h
Circuit Court for Brooke County in the month Of Jah
william Hlndman and wife Elizabeth, RObeFtl
Cleand aud wife Elizabeth, Evan D. Hndman
and wife Jemima, and Samuel Hindnan and
wife Margaret,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

HOLIDAY GlFISl HOLIDAY GIFFSl
VHHE subscriber his return from tIe East
with another tine stock Of Watches ClOeEs, JeelFy
aud Fancy Goods embracing many b. auiful aelss suited
for Holiday presents, which he e determined 70 sen
cheap any other house west Of the mountains.
The public respectfully invited to can ant examine.
G. r BROWN,
dse1e us Main street.
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Cornelius Donovan and wife Polly, Abraham
barber, JF and wife Margaret Ann, Robert
MeFchIand Jr., and wife HHFTietta, Mary Ann
HindnIan, FelIct OF James IIindmnn, deceased,
Virgil HindmaR. Garlic u. Hinhman and
James Hiudman, William ClslRnd, Samuel
Cleland, Elizabeth ClelAnd, CRthaTineC IrlRnd,
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i COMM ERCIAiL D IA
WHoLEsALE MARl5 Ell.
CoRRRcfED DIALY PROM ACTUAL SALES,
ny 1. .lI-PUlIRIKItEX.
wnKKIxo, january 2lst, 1851.

IskirtlnE..............:...,
Calf, q dog. $2iE42S
Inner. . hnI ..lNf
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XyIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the CIeFk's Once the
Circuit Court for Brooke county, In the month Of Jan
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Nancy Ellen Stanley
~

NTIRGINIA AT Rules held Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Gnurt for Brooke County, In the mouth Of Jan-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

4 Aiken and Joseph Logan.
The object Of this suit IL debt OF s11eOwith
interest thereOn-rom the late Stevens Aiken
aud this end attach effects that firm In Brooke
COuhty. And appearing from the Of the Sheriff.
we'll by AFFIDAVIT filed IN he that the saiu William
G. stevens Jshn Aiken inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, It Is ordered that they do appear here
within month after due publication Of this order and do
what necessary protect And further
ordered that copy Of this order be published week
four successive weeks in the Wheeling ntegnCeF and
posted the front door Of the Court House Of said
the first day OF the County Court next after the entry Of
this order A cOpy-TeSte: J. STARR,
| jams Clerk.
/ Lang mi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
nis prsieent. KieI,ter.6 6telle.

Setanntid bat ulisre ltresnoe gaunty Com.
mttiee neuli6 Elm Sdrei6en an bic GauntY Com.
mitttt 'lnfrrr @ssnsr scr6tet, In pst6em, na6
hsm aueaeeriidtsn Bunf6e Der aCpublttanil6en
Gauntg Scridmmluns Der SCrlHlas ssmaGt miro,
nab teine Der pOHti6en gauBeicn Ganpipnten fir
YreliosnirtGtsr crn,nnrn IUatsn, uue ba6 bic Gcm.
niiitssn Fd auf cine l6idli&e grlen, atseIrbrn
bon alisn YaStbssn, Sersinisen Ictltcn. Die @cm.
nittst unisrrr @r9ner bat otsr sceaAtes SGrsi.
Zen ttStsr unbeanlmprtct vcIascn, unp pie mir
Ssrnshmcn, arcsnIt lie eS aud mteaatmcrtct ,u
Iaetn--rpetl iie pprssbIiG feline IoI6e @spalt bas
be. 81 riss mdunlh estanrclt go lieat ponn
bic @swalt eintr pntbd Scr irenn bic Com.
mittss kins St~alt gu tatsH slautt, warum Bat
fis tcine SsriammluHs tbrsr 9art6ei ttru1en -
Difle G'epalt Bat le he6--uid,t wnbr Ties II
nttr ritt bic urIa6e. Nir tennsn bic wirflioht
uridfe, unb ss iii pisIs: Sis ls n riusn Do
Iitf6sn 9tihtVr baben uro trinen anrrrn. -
@SSS erbaIte bic s8epublitt gBt,
psrbm ned @idnGes In 8sJus nuf bislen @ssrn,
oenllaEe gu In9tn babfn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16

OF Die fiplde 5anpelstcnSenticn, pflte IL
&ncruille, Genn.. In Sisuns mar, natm untel
anbern sinsn SeIGlub an, norm bayauf ssprun.
gen ipirb, bab bic Nesieruns pasanb
afrttantf6en &ille Ratio nirte
RrtegsSef6waber abberRfe. gBae
fca bas beOeutfn2 0i6ts III einfa6er Su erfldren.
ols bas. Scenes 8risssesi6wafer ili laut inter.
natienaler Ssrtrdsen bort tatiOnirt, UNI ben afri'
tanif&sn e5tlapsntanbel 5u oerbinosrn. Gs ab'
berufen, wirbe atGt metr unp ni6t wrniser bel.
fen. ais baB bic 8esieruna Der Ser.
Staaten fcrtan Der @usfubr BON
Sefapen aus afrtfa fein 5inbers
nib in ben Bes lesen wirb. Dies
u es, mas bic iipli&e SanpstseenpsntIpn per.
lan9t .-f8riteitsfr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
nOer Fam oen tirtrn z

rlnIer sdddbtcr 8rsunb. Serr ateranter
&naue, prn Sdp. .8tsitbal 9aml6ip, gc6a
Gauntp. iiberbrante uns Isbts gGc9e einrn 0eli6.
form Stcnarl, weI6er Ia SUP unO :3oa lang
if-unb pom Sopsn bis an Den 8Clben 5ue
mi6t.--Gin sun,cs 5etb NIT fold tGbsm 0sIG.
form beWa6icn ipdrpe pas 9aRsn rtipas fdpieris
madsn,-es fSnnts oies iihsr nidbt Iett gu Sue
9sIGebsn. .-gS ii pisS Gin Strnsel pet fift leift
3u tictsn i--uno sS III osrirltr natlrli6 auf Je.
pubiifanii6tm Scoen sepa&Im. .-DrrIslte il In
bisier Iruderri einmlrbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Or6uria.

Vim 4tfn Sptsmtr rresuste ild in 3icnspille.
SM' 'Olilfcro Gaunl6ip. ycda Gauniy. frlsenper
tranriSs gprfsu s-Ta GaAin pss 5errn . a.
MEL @. 8if6sr srrlkB namlih auf sinr
fr5s ,}eit tbrs Stute, fForin ilc ibr 8 Mcuaisn
dlteS a6btulsn surGiIies. = BGtytno Der ab.
lreIenbeit fid 60 ater aus esm 9stte, tl.t babel
unslidiiher geeiie nfit Dem 0opir sriIGsn Dem
Bstt unn bsT sSanb bansen, unb OILS Die Nutter
sntrat, par Ser lrbts Qstsnsilnisn Idrn perlc :
f6sn. - DaS 0efdtt bet Gltuu In pisiem Safe
IiBt li9 natirGh eber ornfen ais tslhrsitea.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Sefentli6e 9Senbu.

Samlta9a ben 26. Ssptembsr nd6ifens,
um llbr NaGmittass, iOlI am SauIe bss pers
itorbeasn Gbparb S&anb. In Der Stabt glllsns
tdun, fclssncss periSnli&e germ6ssn SFrntli6
perfauit werpen, namlih:
Cine srp6s @uswubt Spn @stranfen, ais SrGn.
bp. Gin, gSei,ens unb ancsrer gDbieipj g8eine,
In GIaittn. Safer uno Dsniiotns, cine srcse ans
,abl Icers 5dIer, elm aasn's JtsSplurt. Iammt ct.
ner allSemeinsn SsrfGiseenbstt BON 9aus. @sr6tbs
i6aftsn su unianoli6 an,ufiibrsn.
Die 8sSinsunsen am gsrtaafstuSe unb auf.
ipartuns BON
Sebu Q. Sapalf, stbm'pr.
Scpt 16. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
: NS G Il o rb ben.

Gm Scrlebtrn 6reitds in Nafn 1aunI6ip, glrr.
Hampton Saunts, 6err petrr eauba9, in rirem
alter BON etrpa 20 Sabren.
Nm 8tsn Disiss, In Sauecna, Ser Ssnrs
Mcger, alt Ga Sabrtn, Mpnaten unc Gag.
Bs leinsr Sesrbisuns tisltsn rsr Gtrw. !Sr. @Ott.
Ihau am Saulr, uno Der Gbrw. 5err Siaac Mae
per in Der Stride, isbr 5wedmdbise Hspen.
eebten 5reitas in pisIer Staet, Ssrr Srrman
s. 8bcabs. alt etpa q Sabre. Sci lsiner Se.
erbisuns bcIt Der gbrw. Sr. 8. $. Derr, sias
Estr seladie eetdsrrsbe.
esbts Bo6e In YbiiaSelptta, Saeeb gpelns.
teimer, pom bieIer Staet, alt stpa 20 SabSe. =
Ssine ustcrtefe wurrsu am Spnnias In alrn.
taun bsrpisl.
9ssts BO6e In bieler StaSf, an BEN Sclam
rer Dor stpa Ia 6assn srbaltenen granrpunpsu,
Gin SShalsin bon MidaeI SAmipt, alt stwa 8
Sabre.
sIm lrBten GcHntas In SirTtt Stati, Sames
Senrp, SSbnIsin fes Srn. SansdrAtrssr, ali
10 Monatsn.
gIm 9tsn Ssptemtsr ilt gliseer Wilicrb, Gal.
bin, Elm SbbnIsin pcn 9onas NFpsr, In leinrm
2tsn ertsusiabre.
(Gin9cfaurt eurd Den Gbrw bru. Sslfri6.)
am t5trn ausua in eansI6wamp, Maria 6.
Daniel, alt ga Sabre, 4 WlOnaten unb 3 Sage
gtm 22isn ausuit in SsipeIbsrg, sswina, Gbe-
sattin ppn SCIrpb gBebr, i'm 81 ten asbsrstabrs.
glm 29lsn ausuii in BsIsn6ure, Barbara,
g8itttpe ess Daaiel S9uler, TN 73hm Sabre
ibres Nlters.
gIm 3ten September In Ssiostters, Gin SGbn,
Iein pcn 9accb uRe Sulanna 5int, alt 5 g9Uaa
une A Sage.
9tm 6trn Septembr In BaI&instcn, Gnnn
Nnrsurstbn, @besOtiin bss 5errn George Sraue
I'm Nltsr bon 20 Sabren unb 8 Olcnaten.
9tm 6hn Ssptemtrr In SsiOsGtsrg @arid, BIZ
Gtssaitia OsS Spbu @sprss Isr, In, Glitter Dor
72 Satrsn.
glm 7isn Ssptemtrr in 6seel6srs, Sr. Scnas
Getser. i'm Soften esbsnsjabw. = Gr bnterl1b
cine betrdtts Satin unb 8inoer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
unalitf.

am isstsn Grsita5 wurbs sn &rtsier In srr
Hsusn 6ounorY, untsrtatb sslsr Staet, Namena
MEraHbtr Gcle, nit eincr Sanb In ciner
SIits felt, wCSurA er nit elmer bcftistn S6n.la.
fsit UNI einen S9lft trrum9ei6Idutert wuree,
une ipceur6 ibm ssn 4rm an spsi Strlen oebro
den wursr.-GtIiidIifr geetIc il CT gitt6 ent.
ntdt une aus leincr ssfibrIi6sn Gage trfrrit nor.
ntn--renn in elmer rur nod fursn ,3cit piirpe es
Jpn Spciftlscbns lein sebrn sstulet baten.-Wan
bot Scfnm9 raB Ter slrm, obne an,sutirt Al
trrEpen, irieorr aebsilt wereen tauu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16

6ateciifen sIaubfH an Scm ane MIR sIauben
an ben iSdeen 5iom fns6tst ben @rili Der
Menl2r uue psr Sipsn tne6tst eeib unb
SD CLAUDE baB unfsre beutIdt btmstrutiI6e pref
le eir fdbis(se uuD ssl&idtsle 2sprdfentantin
hes ,.cotins Cattle" 10; penn Sslaias In Der
beifisen Sdrift fast:
der Dds fennst fsinen Serrn unb Der Giet
bic 8rippe feines 5rrn,'' gImsn !!
(Sntsl. Slatt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
,,altct ca inn d;eoAd,tuii

Sa taI'st ss I'M e,sriAmib oas g8. s. q a.
der. tfi Der Sctc dcfp gIaiicnal Convention
rrslde SuHdnan ncminirtn ben @orI6tag scmadt
bat, iene tei Der lcsten 92abl 70 pel beIproarnt
Cincinnati Sedpsn- Ylafcym, phue rscnp abdn.
orrunsen anSuntbmrn. - Sms gIdticrm par be.
tdnntlidt su @m1en Der Sstavrn. .Grwsiteruna =
User oahtr fiir padsr itimmt, Der iimmt oiretl
fur Die auetretuns pisfss (tinolden unp ab.
tfeultdsn llttrls. - gDeldT Gbrihi6 ssIinntt
Str9tr wiI babslbe aussstreiict fsbcn Cider.
lid ftinfr.