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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
UNITED STATES BAKERY.

UNITED STATES BAKERY,
Pine Street. first Door below Kidd KnOx's Brick Store.
VIE UNDERSIGNED, having rebuilt and fitted up their
l. BAKERY, on the site of the old stand, pre-
pared to furnish their old customers and all who may give
them call with all kinds of BREAD and CAKE at prices
TO suit the times.
BOSTON BROWN BREAD AND GRAHAM BREAD of a
very superior quality, constantly hand also,
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake.
Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with
every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New
York Bakeries, at wholesale prices.
A good assortment of PIE FRUITS JAMS, JELLIES
FIGS, PRUNES. TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &c
BB-FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly Oh hand -da
I2n DREIF0SS& LEPPERT.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
$40, 1000 WORTH OF FURITUNRE

$IO,OOO WORTH OF FURTTUNRE!
~z ENTIRE NEW STOCK, THE LARGEST AND
- best selected brought into the mountains,
cI ka.w all Of which will be sold cheap for CASH, con
Ezk1zzzz sisting of
BedsteadS of all sizes;
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs;
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs
Dining. Card and Center Tables;
Extension and Reading Tables;
Office Desks and Fumiture
Barber's Chairs; Wash Stands;
Looking Glasses of all sizes
Cane Seat and Back Arm Rockers and Nurse Chairs;
Mattresses: Pillows Pillow Cases;
Sheets ComfortcrS; Feathers. &c.
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
of their old customers and the public generally to their
stock of goods
On the Corner of Pine and Commercial sts.,
Where by strict attention to business they hope to merit
liberal share of public patronage.
46-tf ABBOTT & EDWARDS.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

A TIMING CLAIM FOR sALE.-oNE SHARE IN
lNI the Golden Age Tunnel Co. Coolys HILL adjoining
Shelby Hill Inquire of J. C. DUFFY, at the Foundry on
Spring street at this o6ics, S-u
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
Excitement In Spain about Nh. Buchanan's
Election.
We take the following from the London cor
respondent of the N Y. Tribune who says:

respondent OF the n. I. tribune, VINO says
A Spanish Government newspaper says:
"The election of Mr.. Buchanan to be Presi-
dnet of The United States demands the immedl-
ate presence in Washington of the Spanish
Representative, Sr. Tassara, and we doubt not
the Government will give its earliest attention
to the state of defences and the forces in the
Island of Cuba"
On the 9th ult The Government paper, the
Espdna, makes the following announcement:
"Sr Tassara, our Minister to Washington,
who is about to start for his post is he who car
ries out the Instructions of the Spanish Govern
ment concerning the questions which we have
pending in Mexico and San Domingo. Sr Tas-
sara, before proceeding to Washington, will hold
full conferences with our Captain General in
Cuha.n
The view which Spanish statesmen take, and
especially the view of the present Minister of
State, have reason to believe, is as follows
That while q war with the United States is to
be deprecated and averted by every means with
in the reach of the Spanish Government, never
theless it ought to be looked upon as highly prob
able, and prepared for, not hurriedly, but cons
family, and without losing time.
| have reasons to believe that the new Spanish
Minister to England, Sr. Gonzalez Bravo, will
be instructed to present this view of the Spanish
Government to the earnest attention of Great
Britain, and to request from Lord Clarendon the
manifestation Of the views of his Government
relative to the probable consequences of the
election of James Buchanan President of the
United States, as well as to bring him, if posi-
ble to some formal declaration of what Great
Britain is prepared to do in case of the occur
renee of certain contingencies
The Spanish Ambassador to France, Gen. Ser
rano, is not yet instructed in this matter, the
Government of Madrid having preferred to await
the arrival of NJ Turgot, French Embassador to
Spain, who is now in France on leave and who,
it is supposed, will bring instructions from the
Emperor to enter upon the consideration of the
events which may result from the election of Mr.
Buchanan with the Spanish Government, and de-
clare to them the views of his Imperial Majesty
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.

G MAYERs & wM R. COE successors to p J. Espen-
-. sched) corner of Main and Commercial Streets would
respectfully inform the public that they have purchased
the large and well selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES
contained in the establishment and hope by strict
attention to business merit share of the public pat
ronage.
Having lust received from San Francisco choice and
well selected of Boots and Shoes ladies' and Misses
Caters Buskins slippers. Chlrens Shoes &c, &c. they
would respectfully invite all those wanting any thing in
the above line to give them call they believe for
rey quality and cheapneS their stock is unsurpassed in
the mountains
Repairing done on the shortest notice, in workmanlike
manner and on the most reasonable terms
$. MAYERS.
VIM X. C0E.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

Mr. s. MAYERs late of Grass Valley, and WM. r. Coz
formerly of the Broad Street Boot and Shoe Store have
purchased my entire stock of Boots and Shoes and would
cheerfully recommend them to the public as gentlemen
every way worthy their support and would respectfully
solicit for them the patronage of old friends and custo
I32-u i. j. ESPENSCHfID.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
GROCERIES.
7. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,

7. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Queensware,
nIining Tools, de-, &c.
Al The old fdporite Stand Of HAMLET DAVIS.
TN the Fre-Proof Block of Kidd and Knox opposite the
i United States Hotel, 50 Broad Street, Nevada.
HOTEL AND FAMILY STORES,
In every variety and of the choicest qualities
Ca GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE ~TSA
September 18th, 1S56-50f
LANDEKER & GATZERT,
DEALERS
Groceries and visions,
TIEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF
~ all articles suitable for the Market in their
Fire Proof Building, on Commercial st.
Where they will be happy to wait upon all that visit them
j. S. LANDEKER resides at the Bay, where he is con
stany purchasing for the house here and efforts shall
be spared always keep hand full assortment of the
best quality, which will be sold at LOW PROFIT
R5- GOODS DELITERED FREE ga
Call and see for yourselves j. S. LANDEKER.
Nevada Sept 1S56.-4S-tf BAILEY GATZERT,
BUY FRESH HEALTHY FLOURI!
THE NEVADA FLOUR MILLS ARE MAKING THE
best Flour IN hiS State,
NTINE2S and others who wish good Flour, will do well
lVI to enquire for that made at the above MILL Nearly
all the merchants keep it for sale.
THE MILL
Ground Barley,
Middlmgs,
And Bran.
46.tf W. J. TIIIEY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02
The Law Of Newspapers.

j. Subscribers who DO not express hotico 10 u
contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions t
2. If subscribers order The discontinuanec OF
their papers, the publisher can continue TO send
them until all arrearges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to tako
their papers from the Office to which they are d.
reeted, they are held responsible till they settle
their bills and order tho papers discontinued. ~
4. II any subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and the papers
are sent to the former direction they held
sponsiblr.
5. The courts have decided that refusing 10
take newspaper from the Office, for removing and
roaving it uncaled for, is prma facie evidence 10
intentional fraud. 5Jz3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02

1t We could read the secrets of our
enemies, we should find in each mans
life sorrow and suffering enough to dis
arm all hostilities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02

te that all their handbills issued from,
this time to election shall contain a
quotation of two lines from President
Buchanan's recent letter: "Slavciy
existed at that period and still exists in
Kansas under the Constitution Of the
United States"
The Epening Posi- says the revolt in In
dia is the harbinger of famine; $50 millions
of human creatures will need large supplies
OF food from the product of other regions
Ii says, ..eycry farmer ought to be required
to give an account of himself who kills a
shemale calf and that beef. mutton. eggs
and butter, the expensive items Of life are
slamcfully neglected by the general farming
interest OF the whole country 1t also SAYS
OF butter, tha. "in mos, instances it is made
in such n slovenly manner, that it is impos-
s'ble to get good article at reasonable
sale.
TnE srrrLY OF SrGAR IN FR,NcE-Mr.
Walsh, in his Paris letter to the New York
Journal Of Commerce, says -
''Sugar is falling the beet root factories
will supply this year two hundred and forty
million pounds The Isle of Reunion (Bour-
b0n) will produce onr hundred and twenty
millions; the French West Indies will prob
ably send hundred millions; altcge thcr
the supply will exceed the demand in
France.
SUSPENSION IN TAUNTON. We under
stand that the extensive Machine shop
w., I. r., =, r,,a,Sa .,aan
~ - 'N'''J'' '','Ne 'oPpcu' anu
AZ tne hanAs chipioyco, ABOUT ooo In
NUMBER, nave been dis;harsed, on ac-
count OF tn pccunary embarrassment. of
james G.. Mills. of Boston, who is the
!ar,ps. owner in IA sc establishments
Tho Whitt.nton Mills = I,r,. cofto,
- ,,,,f.,..,a,,,, aa,,II,sl' - -
VI I,,'s.;a.,;, a,a", 80 faI Il,e'
:. " ',,',,' '''fe''''' IS a. 7,'' ana lanes
rl#Hin,. E,r the sam reason an, tn, ON
.n#=tt.. .iz,eaat,.l N,,s y jf,r3 SIN.
III
sf.a're,t aa,Gs -r=.f.--&. II messing NJ
:. r.t..i.lss.-Il .rl;E y Snlt.i=
'#H..let.#a aJrl.s.-a. .!l.Ia.i .l,srs.
s.z4.a.A= a. trt... ,r ,.:nt 1t cr
,l#5 q. zszs Attz= lis - t.. 4.,s-izils.
All j. - h turne :, IT, n.rm i r7a-
saa4Sln, t4r,uyb bitn.-rbe r.rIy wl-
capt. >laatl CLARK. who when aile livrl
II flym'atit en ralr cod '.-Nei7t,
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-. mann - -
-Ai III ' = tt'>' III W.T. t't't WE'A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02
From The New Haven Daily Palladium. |
Reply to fB,e President.
To HIS ExcELLENcY JAMES FUcuAS.
Az prrSidenk nf lie IlnlkcL Ntnicc

a
AN, President Of tie United States,
In July last. a number Of citizens OF
Connecticut addressed to you, as Chief
Magistrate of this nation, Memorial
on the affairs Of Kansas. To This you
replied, under date of Aug. Is, 1857, in
n manner which shows that you misun-
derstood, to some extent, the ground
taken by the Memorialists, for we would
not impute to you the intention to mis-
represent them. As you have thought
proper to lay the Memorial and Reply
before the public, large part of the
Memorialists have conferred on the SUBJ
jeet,a have felt themselves compelled to
address you, We would remark, then,
that the main facts alleged in that Memo
rial are either passed orer rithout d niai,
or are trpiiciHy aro1red IN your reply.
These facts a'e two: First, that the
fundamental principles of the Cons:itu.
tion Of the United States and of our po-
litical Institutions is that the people
shall make their oua la,cs, and elect their
orn rulers Secondly. that Gov. Walk
er of Kansas openly represents and pro-
claims, that the President of the United
States is employing through him Walk
err an army, one purpose OF which is to
force the people of Kansas to obey laws
-" "lo nov 'ieii o"h' nor 0! the
"''Nu ''"'e'' out Avs "Hi'H' IL IS
,e ',o'o.'a'' ~ """ .s''pl's'e', upon eVi-
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,';o,i:ai. ;o,la.'.s'' @.'I "'.e" .'ss"Y require
en- 80 ye;.j ''' ,f -" ;n'y say 'na' 'hey
TI. l'i ~ 1 -e"'"s . % ''.ta' ., Ia our rep y
II s,;..,;.., w ~ '''e"Pt, :,
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or ax,'i;o. asaai - 81 .1 !0r' 5P'' no pam
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02

A COOL conscience is better than two
witnesses /. Will consume your grief
as the san dissoives ice. II is a spring
"hen You are thtrsty--a staff when you
are wsary--a screen when the sun burns
and pillow in death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this office with ncatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, Circulars, Bill Heads
Programmes, Receipts, By Laws, Court Dockets
Envelopes Labels, Cards, &c. &c, az
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02
The stormy Day.

1t was half drilling. half stormy
day in the middle Of November-;ust
such day as puts nervous people in bad
humor with themselves and everybody
else. Joe Dodge was broodiny over the
fire, immediately after breakfast. His
wife said to him: -
MIR. Dodge, cant you mend that door
latch to day.
No, was the answer.
We'll, can't you mend the handle of
the milk-pail''
No
Cant you fix the handle of the mop
NO..
well, can't YOU put up some pins
for the clothes in your chamber =
NO
Well, can't you fix that north win.
dow 50 that the rain and snow won't
drive in :
No, no, no answered the husband.
sharply.
lie then took his hat, aud was on the
point OF leaving the house, VIXEN his
wife. knowing that he was going to the
tavern where he would meet some OF
nis wet day companions. asked him,
kindly. to stop mo nent She then
got her bonnet ana cloak, and sad to
her husbant:--
'hou are going to the tavern, With
your leave. | will go with you."
Tho hls4a1l starsl. You, h cx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02

- - 49, ""'aS VIZ
DAY al iAe tavern, way should not do
tue same
Joe te't sha reproof lie shut the
door' hung up his hat, and did ali his
~iie rcqnesteo' and sat down by the fire
tAa' hi6At happier and better man.
- - % .,., F" l. ,'"' =" A0 bI-
u y ~ ho"H'h fMES' IN
s''s'''H l"s pr "''to9' H'aie LOT 'ae r.
iH''''i ehP'FR' t4a'
's=t '.'' Ia f.sat' o. wat
=iss "a W. '.95= m 'Htls:
- : IA .t'h 20 n, u t.'
= 49, '-s' '-' II ts
''.'' ~ '' ! rs.'' ~
: Y III W ~ 40
- = - ID, : zee i u
i 'sas on ! l5fs'-
''''' = -. = ! '.s' Al | most Oh oar
- u - !. al : ."i ~ an! com 1f''
=" - = - - ''s tss "a5ht'ai'
.. ~, "a y :. = a' - p'a'. IN 'n' "ofil q
- y = ''"s'ifiH
49, '' = u .,' : 'i'l sea 'a''
7',',','"s ,,. a,'.''' ''', I'M. my ~3aI' 'h'r'
sse s"3 IA. mn ,h s"PPrf sh'ps, eAeh
"''.' ,,''n nan u. 's arg az am as 'ne 'aF-
= '"'! "a ''''''' "'i'' owe" rom
AMI each with ab VI. a tbou.snd ,ncn on
board. Of whom near nine h.ndred were
soldicis for the rc.conoucs, of our Indian
empire: ins'eAl OF two such ships, o.
]eets OF ad nraiion even to tho'c who see
.aree'd 'cke's every day, let us suppose
i7Fsy' most OF them hIlei with mn,
ie" w!th materials OF war, and then YOU
nave an Armada which combines IN oae
vast ideas ofmodern times the hordihaol
Of rude age and the science of civilized
oac. The Joint cx,ed,,ion of En,'a,d
AMI France to he Crim,a snrpa,s ID
in ancient or nolern times
Ia, State election Of New York
occurs IN November, anI the charter, or
mAnc'pal election IN December. Inder
i;,,n poi;., ns.r,.,, :, > a,I' 80,
n,l ,, ,nt1,elr k,anor 1;saasa ac ;o.a.;
LIN, -. - ,hr 49,,
election day. The fine for so doag is
fifty dollars for each offence.
TT, Loo. =, ,to c,,.,al A..
..,, .a.;aoI - - .,-' 'S'
- ~ nt t,a,e. ras, ST. 'ro,,.
p''''' - " '' '''''
-, - -, ~ n9s.D"
-, n.,S-.'. - ~
. ~ V's. 9, I} ~ l., -. .,. "2s-
has .ns "'.e' 'At''ns uOo va 'ua' uaS wy
o,5 ,Sa IA, 49, ~ ~ 'o' 10, saw a'' INV
''s " 'A0
Brother Drisco thinks the election
returns don't foot up right after the yo,in,
is over Our ho9eial brother does ms
Growing before the eiect'on' oeinS dster-
'nihsd ho' 10 mss inc chahce' lct 'he
.,
TX ffesia eht Fillmore IS ABOUT te
marry iady IN montreal. lie seems TO
lasol iote'Sh i'i'hi efa"o H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02

Convention. Be it SO, for the sake of
the argument: but how does One claw
less attempt" to establish government,
Justify or palliate another lawless at
tempt, for the same purpose:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-02

TuEr,IL N THE PRicEof WuEAT Il cargo
Of whea, arrived at Buffalo, last week, SAYS
the R.Yuji-, epnsigned to a hoGsa with III
structions t. srll at ) Il. When it arrived,
all that WAS offered was Il 10; th cpnsignec
tclegraphed the owner To como down and sell
it himself On the day of his arrival, it bad
s,ne down to 81 0j he offered at Il at ti5nrr,
and was offered one dollar, but he thought
he would Look about befor. selling at that
price. and VIII n he went To make the trade it
had fallen u 9jc; he waited till the next day,
when he was offercd 90c for it, and took it
fearing If he held it a week lnser it would
not sell at anv price.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Der Aaentann Gbina StObr*
8eim 0rpbs ltnb Gleint8ertauf

8eim 0rpb- unb Gleins8srtauf
Beaeniaber eeH, Geurtbaufs.
Def llnierseihnete eibt fidb nun pfrfSnIi6 bamlt
90, uHo fdbrt fcrt Stcbrs wele Elm aisFtemsnt rem
Nuieusruaarsu, Stenfpaarsn. Rcdtnahams une
selbt aBaarsn nStbi9 batsa, ~ pbtaosIPbta pgsira
~ psricbens on Sen
altentauu Gbtna Stpbr
CT III auh iest uealaneis einssribtet Tim 6sssls
uuo WitthsbSnsr, NIT alien arttu 2umbters, G5ntse
blets rsn allen SreBsn, se9sr Wuss, Dstansrs, ais
len arten 8cteln, usrsHIeet oeer ouf anpsrs aBsfs.
pitfhers nit Dedsln, siaebe, 6eaes ano Sianes
tampfn. fstnen garIerampsn nit W2armrrnsn @6een
uno Drops einihIiessuo, tu psrfsbeu.-Gt fam autb
Sbees, Grsanis, uno auiferR SQtcepe pit 4udbsns.
uno Gcnfftionar e5ars, ptatts, 8cipls, 2elSr, Ga
fterS uuo arrn anbrru Siriuas pcn 8rittaHnias,
@Iass ans S-aieuswaarsn vsritheu, une suas al
BEN ..- -....,. .s.
MQentaun Gbtua Stebr
&C. laeet eabsr sbrsrtisfisf. bausbdltsr. une slhs
bic i'm Bs9rf fno eas bausbalttn ;u tesinutn. ein.
bet ibm an,uruf'n uno finen Gted su unfsrfuhsH.
sbs fte fcnifne faufH. inesm ca Is ausfhtieetidh
uur Gin 9asf uno Sutsnsuaareu GtabI' Fment unh,
CT feit in ben Staub asfset III, f,inen aunben aiIt
Die psrfbitesnsn artifst in lsinsm S6he, pen benz
Gsmsnfsu bic ;u Dem 1aerittnfen an ben nisers:.
fen Treifsn atSutaeru, an esiH
glllrntaun Gbina Stpbr
Gsrssest ben Git pht psrfstts If Dem Gcurtbaus.
ss9snassr. ..1 I'D
8. 6. 9srnaban.
Sunt 10. 1887. .~...n nats.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Sefentli0e ssenbu.

9luf Samitass ben 26ffen Septsmber,
um 10 tltr gcrnitttass, fotIsa am 5aule hes Der.
ltortenen eubuts 9 4a1tr. lrbtttn bon
glistrsglilfcrb 1auniGir, 9s&a Gauntp. fclgsn'
be grtifsl auf tfsntliasr Seneu rsrtauft psrNsa.
namlih = --s. -..... -.-
2 CUTE NifGtdte, S6petne, Q Saaafs. elm
t'eduls Bassn. Binomdble, SdubFarren, Bet
ter lnb 8sttIabrn, 5ilde uno Statle, 8ursaus,
Drapsrs, 8Gnfs, Safer dnp Stanner, elm fups
fernsr 8sGsl. Ssfen init 8ptr, Q Barrel GiTs,
@ftroibe SSds, cine Suantitat Gla6s, etne
Bm0maldine. unD fOna nod pielerlsi Saus' unb
Sidsn @sratbfaaften su uHftanSlt4 ales bier
,u melbrn. .-
Die Sspinsunssn ant gtrfaufstdss unb auf'
wartun9 BON ...a a.s ..r
9ster Sauler, Msm,,r
~ Dopib Shulrr.
Geptsmter 2. 1857. ,.1 na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
1lntpn aG sfa 3
G1untD@ Serf fammlultg.

Die frsisn 8irssr bon ae6a gaunts-srt al,
len politil&en Yartbrisn-wslte 8escn rie issiSe
acmtni aratteu, unb bic Gntstrun8 Der NdtiCnat
Sissieruns, bura bic grretsruns Der Seluserct,
aefnnet finb ;-aae. prIte bafIr Fnb wierer
auf bic brmcfratElhen reputIitanidrn @runpldbr
bon 8afdinstcn. SrffrrIUn unp SadTCn suriidius
fetren ;--aae btstenisen weIGc pafdr flnp Die
9tsdten Der frrisn Nanner 70 ,pie freie artsit ;u
bsi6tseu limb ale wsIds gu @unltcn sinrr ses
fdidten unp ipariamen Staats, 5austattuns fnb.
, -Fnp a6tunBsuca sin9elarsn cner Gaunty'Ssrs
fammtun9 trijuwpbnsn, mslfe auf
Samitass BEN 26itcn Scftembrr 1857,
um 10 llbr gprmttass. am @aRtaafs ron g.
W tnn 6, In Ws6anitzbrrc. 2rdba Gnunty,
sstott'n trcrten fcu fdr ben gncSwcd lIt fit BEN
jsbisen 8ablfampf su orsaniircn. unD bic trnen
unb mirtiaulirn Wittst unp gBsse 3u trlprrden.
,tm unlere erertte fGltide Grebttten fir uns unr
nnlsre Raffcnnmrnidaft ferhrtin 6u F&ern.--
@af ancreuung Der, ..ra- -
--. StrGcn6en Committee.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
S0effentliChe gSenbn.-

auf SamIaas ben 3tsn Setctsr, 1857, tim
i2 llr Mittaes. icu am Saufs pss prritcrtcnen
Nnbrtas 5rtbineer. lfstbin pon SeI'
reitsrs 5aunFdip, 0c6a Gauntp. fctsennes per.
I6nIide gisent9um Efentl6 pntauft watsn, rdms
lid: ... --ta .fr-..-.. a. r...-s- .--
giinb. eaaaf. ,trsisdurs unb I rinsduis
8oscn, rin 9aty. I BdsentetR, SeuleteTn,
Satsttauen, Gage. S6titten. 9hase, g8tnrmhb.
ts. Shrtbanf. gferpsssIbirr. SaiteI. s8aacrrtde.
Sperr. uno Stibtetten, @rub. unO @artea. Sad.
en-, G9ippen, @ateu, SSru6trrfF, 9rttrr une gttt,
tarcn, Gdrdnfe, Rlten, Silfr, Stdble, gSrtt,
Sfsn NIT gcbr, Spmn= uno geol 8arer, Car
pets, Sddc. Siintt, 8isrsns unp antere 66rte.
Giitnt6feu. GtFenfsFsl. 5iBer, Sfinner, 3dter.
99uritmaldins uub gBurlttanf, 5aItbuitels sMaas.
9Setaubt, srCee Drumidsr, anbse Sdscn. gtxte.
utls art 8isferasldhr, ptelerIe Sctsin, 8ubrcr,
Wstecl, gDinteteifsn, Sctetant. Ghneittanf,
Drcbtdnf. 8asncrsefdirr unb WuRtrn. lr mic
SpeiGs urb glaten, ups frnn nod cine sre6e ger.
idieecnbtit pcn Sanrwets.@rItrr, 70 pIs aud
Sausrn, Saass unp 8i6snsstdtbIbaftrn sa tim.
ffdHolih ;u neteen.
Die gcNInsunsen am Ssrtaufstase unb auT.
tuartung bon. I.l a
Samurt .. Sitter, 9(bm'r.
Srptemter 9. 1852. naSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
l0enn(Dluania Irabtwerkr,

Nc. 226 slrd st.. striI6sn bsr 2ten inb SteT1..
9secndtsr osr 8rsao StraFsl
.. REilabefpbia.
Ststsn. Rbblss, Sanpffben, scirottar Drabts.
son tsssr NrsfOrns unp 8reite, fanlmt atlev'
arten gtmcinsn unb fGnep Dratt'grteIten.
Sdrere setUiats Drdtts far Sunfeas5dnser $
3ctlsn, Saap unO Gravel Sisten; 9aptsrma.
der. DRAFT Gslinper unO Dunbp' IcIlsn, bsesdt-
auf bic teTs gtanier; Draft unb 5snserdtte.
Gin letr sorsisldsr grtifst fir fapsre @isiFer
Slsbsn--pie aud ale Sertsn gifmsr3 DRAFT unob
Siebeu. |'
sa1t;f, Sarbb uub 2pnn.
Sspteuttr 9. 1857. uS3NE
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
NubitDrS Mn3et9e.

Sn ntm waiIInsriat ron eeda County.
Sn Der Sadie Der i6tisettbsn 8eGnurs Bon
G!idS 2rRb, Guardian Srn 6 bartna9u
sHt minraiatrise Sc6tsr bsS srlcrbrntn Gam.
ueI Sub, IeBttn SCn Rorbeg8tfttbaa SaunI6ip.
llab nun gusut A, 1857. srnannts bic Court
3cbn $. Oliver. Giq., aIs aueitcr. um bclasts
8sGnuns aSersultFsn unb penn nEtbiS itsr3uist-
tGtn. r..- a.n...= s..-.- .- .Ir
2BzSA Aus fea Nttuneep. s -'.
AsESg 8seusts-J. gS. GfieffcD, Chr
o. Der ilutsrBi9nste mro ;ur Griaduns Der
gTidtsn Der pbisrn Grnennuns In Gsinsr amts.
futs in bsr Stab! gGfntaun essfnpirtis 1sin.
auf Itenaass ben 6tm Setpter, 1857, um
llar Na6mittass, mann unb wpIslbf 1id ale In.
tsrsBirtr psrIUnrn einFnSrn tfnnsn wenn lie es
ais ntttiS Ga4ten.
r.a SONS. SItstr.
Septfmhfr Q. 1857. .-. nqlm