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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-26

Die tintcrfbriCbsncu baecn feetcn ecn ThilatCls
pbia uuo Rsurcrt srbdlttl, einen ncuCn uno prLs
RdnNissn Strd VrH susn scp6bntidru usrtausten
SIcber, 9Sapier, S6rcibmdtcrids
ItcH, II. I, to-,
nthe are an tea nisbri9fSN 9rcietn at0cfst psr=
oSn IcGen. 6usS su tthnmCn rpurre unlsrt game
3ittune anfdGCR, une eahsv pclIen mir nur mClt N,
eaG allies mas in Cintm rcchItinafrbtcttn Ruhiichr
9cbatltn wirc. bel uns ;u inotn il. Inter esnI>L
ben tiub tefcnetrs frI9tnre berrrrmhetsn:
Gin au6srssp6mli& grcscs gFprtmtnt BitsIu
Nno Sefamcnts, tsutIhe linb snslhe. pom ben
gr6BtsR bts Su tsm tIcnasn 9ni6tnirrmlt.-
@le Grteu bsutI6e unb rnBlildr GsttttiGtr,
ttnfhltsbtnb a(s Iel6e bic IN pleiGr 0sleno
perian9t rcsrbtR. 2ut9rs SausrpaiGt, rin
berrli&ts BUD, uno anbtrs prsbiats Sl6sr.--
Nrntts sBnbrrs @briltntbum unc iSrr'S Drift
liGes ISvtprrrtbun,. - S6tarrs Idmmtli6e
gBerte In prI6tepenrn 5Sormnts. Dsutlhr uno
snsIii&e @tf&6;en Der gsrrinistsn Staatsn
tauarirt, u. +. ~.
Fin peIIfanetScp aTertcmcut
@aT 8dfr Otn sutlitattunen Der amrrfanls
niI6en Grat-Ueisul6aft. an rrn ndmIi'
den grrilsn wis btsIrlte In Ybilatsl.
Ptia unp glsuprre srrtauIt rrr.
BEN.
Xeritet aCf arerc Grtn Srnnldas, SHafI
BIDDER, he rIr an rsR Vtsilrn bee gcrsius Iirs
frrn.
GBenfaH8 aTs 2lrtsn shultGhtr Sir in bi.s
fec Ssasno srrlonJt rusrcsn, 70 tpis onb Tta6ttas
der 3a 4ethsn'tn, Albums. ii. I. w'
8GGnps8IDer.
@'n allen artsn unO GrS6su, pcm t'ifsn Fupitr.
causrfoft in eterr 9stunecn. mis- aub ueinSr 60
buaosue--lau9es tnb trss,cs Strmat-asEti, gREnis
crnnn'.m uub S6ul Sbrst6ddst.
SGrr!e5, 9rrfp yat unb aIls aaSsrs artsn
papiet.
"a tbir CinGfi uh9cIoStnlih 9rtecn Rcrratb Ydf
pier. aIIsr 1rten snsct9t HatSn Fuc MIR i'm StnH=
oS TcrpCbt i'm etUGsn ats Stslnsh on 9 itapSIs
y b Ia gtsife Iu pSttaufsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-26

Wat %.
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oeluuerTspr mi UIIgIuHD@5UVusH yrAcrH UNI
Dull = cienlrtar lein DclrtIl. Wtnu leltbel
rurd, Die GntlaDullJ euYliidtr Oamp.bccte al
tct lta;erlpcier etns y.d,ierii1dst 81 enttld9tei
lrar, iUsldse unIsre Gcnfurrtn5idbs9tett TN Sre'
citicuebancel aeaen anperc Sdien IN 6ra9'
l%tellte, 10 bat nnnmebr Die DIRECTION pes 9lopr
ole 9ieferuu8 zen 2ano 81 2ano dbe. nOn'luen
ehne Den Elriflls gu erboben. Us 1T olnt
Dem aus Snel1no be5isbencen 5nlauoe. irel1et
leiuen biuisltea Giieubabntarlf III bremen ft1-
oct, Der Il ldelte unO tiQi3fte 8e3iebun9siUel
~sesebea.
Die 1bdtiateit ces Noro. eutid,en 2lepo be.
ldrGaft lib aber nidt 1iein aul Tie Strmitte.
luna ces NerfebrS iber See ocer All Der lin.
%ter!peler, ~lcnDeru lie 9emIbrt audi rurf reSel
n,abis elnseridtete Dlmpiidiffabrt auI Del
Obcrlpeier biz nad MtiNosu CEN S1npet uni
bent Spepitien5peltebv Scrtbelle unD @rleIh
terungen. Wenn mn au(h cas- Henoiment Eel
| Nbcpersi i'm QlaJemeinen in rie em3abre werl.
1sr ailltia mar, neua pis bcbeu 0l9eii, bic
tbeuete Nerproeiattuuu3 Dec Stifft, Der ME.
Ioti9e Walert1np Ger 6lille Der PrOipltitlt in
atl8eineiaen eut9e8ell mIrftsn, 10 bit rcd Tx
Grflbrul,s 9eleptt, paB lc!4e feriOpen uur
pcriber9eb;lp auitrcten, uno 9laubel mir IN
JteAt ~raraui binpeilen gu %plirteli, Dap III ceul
itattJsbabten Aufolibel unD otr Vet8rcBernnD
pes eiaen;li9en ysbensnerps 0renlenS bere'ta
bic Oarantie einea ferner wabItnoen Saapels
3eJeben 1T.
Jiebnleu mir nun an, baB b15 Snlane unc
AuStauo nit Den Slltrebua5en, Die rem WeIt,
banoel nctDpelri3en EraIIsportnlttcl 81 lbaf'
len, Suiriepcn lit, 10 bleitt penn I'M 10 rlebr 81
bspansrn, oaB PAS a0ni5rei4 SauncUer nod
iulmer sGBert pie I'M 5uterele Don gang
OtutldlalD lebnlidlt erpartete tielne Glen=
tlbnltyeds roa Vreuen bis gu ie,nem Seeba'
len, welAe es ernl03lihen lpirce, lere WtnterS
lite, Den panoel benuenoe0 inpernil1e 5u lbcr'
lpinDcil, gu senebmt9eu, plelmebr pallelbe Irrt'
fdbrt, in leinem Ylrtltut1tmlereHe eeb1rreno'
ltA cen banDelapOlltlh eI OcrrernI9en bon
sanS DentlAlauo gu mteerlessn. 9rIlel nh
caber, Dap rs beleit5 piellaA belprrAene VI
MISUNDERSTANDING atl tintsn Weleruler jrs'la'u
Breuen unO oln rlcenburgiiAcn SeelaIeI' tetI
Brcieft n1br blelbe, ~lopcern III re!il eere'fS eIn'
setre:enen biuiSen 55ddteTnBc Elm Wfctip 5arAu"'
tubtunJ fiuoe. r.s s.u
DE BelotpsrnnS prn In5ranDerern Ube1
Sremen, rpetds ia rpriSen Sabre ldon eIne
3uuapule sesen 1855 III Der @elamh't5abl prT
36,48S y1li18lereu aufwetli, 1T i'll Gem nun
beeuotsteu 3sitablbnitte auf 1890 Palla9'e;t
ber1nJewa4lsn. ~
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8remeu's S5aubetsfpfte.

Gus 8Sllins's uuo Wurnlnp's Sabrrs6eridt
liup fplaenoe Nnaaben lber Die Bremer 6an.
~pelsf(ctte entncmn,eu: 80
Nm /. Sanuar 1858 beltanb bic Sanbelas
fptte aus 369 Seeldtffeu nit Is. 500 2at
Gyaailbiofeit, lrcrcl ater in Qaufe pes uere
ltriGenen 3eitablanlttS 20 Gee jdiile mt 6399
QaIt aeitrouoet cper ~uerfauit linD.
SIN Sabr 1857 mu,pe pie(e Ansabt purd 80
neuaebaute cper anaefauIte Sbiffe rermebrt nit
1886 Salt. 10 paB alto am b~eutiaen Ias uu=
ter Der 8ren,er i55laaae $40 Seelt,ilfe nit
831s3 Salt isaeln Hercn 4 S9rautsapams
pfer rem 0torpDeutlden 2tcpp sebrren.
gu Der vOn rer Q8eler aus fabreuoenW arine
fSunen mir nod, bin,uiaaen Die inter ,Suuno.
nerIber IIaaoe fab:enren 80 @e,lhiife NIT
I2127 Qalt. uHo cie inter Slpsnburoer ,Slaaoe
i1brenoen 2O4 5eeldifIe NIT 28.s19 Salt. pie
ann Ineil ben SiB per O~irefticn in Bremen
Ibobe,. ME /. .. Die Nilurois unp bic Oloeu<
hMr,er Mhsbere;. 0eIellf1Tt. NEIL lie ala npr,
nrsn,;s+en 0annetspe1ts trihntSr on,u,ohpn
An
CS;rs fsrrore 9Ser, rSSprun, erhG(t h;p hpr
gosier - Ssboto 1tshsprs S,uneIsflctts o,,,,h
a95 e e. s.af,pr,s,o init sss 9,it nm 9a
ss(uaeo,anilAiif (mcpcu 16 Oampfer DEM
S.usua"Pdt%'. ofov an nehS,enl me1$" ths;ls '"r
SS,iuoieriobrt. tbeils ,um Buoiiren ouf Fer
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Gmropdt(cDc NasbrieDten
Gn0lQMO.

VNytGNu.
Qcnbpn, 10. San Die Viifter lino rpa
Uen penn Attent1t. Die G1ftlcliyteIt oeS @ra<
fen Otprnp, ~ DEM &1iltr pCn ltlBbrlu9 DeS
Alplre1I8 81 lpreden, unp Die ju erlpartenoen
)tsttauatirnsn Der Wddte pesen Austreibuns
GET S'ithtlin9e per1niallen Die Zines, il
YrranS eiue llnterIdetpuu8 feit3ulteIIen 5lrilAen
cen Stallenern, BET reien Die Slutr1de cine
Lrlpltleu, uup ono rem JtatlpnalltItsn. Gcu
perldleDenen Ssiten miro plrlut %lufnIerfl am
setlladt, Dap % Ycli3ei1Senten I'm Den taIlers
liden W1sen ber rerlrunpet lito uIp Dap, pern
en il unaeheures 4ierlenal nt1t Die AusIlb@
'unS D,8 NnldllSes perpiilen %tonute, rnln Der
enSllldeu Ycll5et felneA Scrpurt 0lrauS rIa<
den tOnne, raB lie pie ScrbereItuh3en ma per'
binrert. s1 as
QBir BADEN Bon ieBt ab cine b~iuliJcre Ser,
bllcuua nit Snolen, ale oAt 213e cine Helt,
aber nl1t cine l1nellere. gule Verluhe, reu
8e1tebr obsutlr5en, ltpGel auf eirl titles. aber
mi1tiaeS S0lnoernIB. Setm Ausbrud3 Ger @rl=
porlna rpuroeu 3wet IelsgrIpbtnilnieu prcief-
tlrt, fir ole ~ibti5ens ldacn Trlbet Sct1rbelten
oelladt naren, cine iiber Sue5 uup Apen nad
Bcmtap uno @urraAt (1ll 5ntus), 81 ucIel,s
Oeu III II Mouaten nit 100000; re Spe'te
all Gupbrat eutl1nB, 9eihI1ils Ill II Wtcnaten
III rDleupen nit 100000. Die uUrIIutiJ 9es
~blIceten GcmplSuien baten iib aufselSst, neil
lie 0efuupeu, OaB es bcfnunaolOs, 9e8en RE
la8unlt oer 0feSieruu9 bier uaO 9eJen pie pi.
ploul1tIlde Sntrl9ue auSwdrt0 lH5ufimpien.
2euopn, %. San. Die ~ueuelten Seri9te
aus Otaa4elter uno Dem anSrcn6cnpeu Salfcro
SeiSeu, DIS Die Xbltt9teit Ger r~cytigen 6abrlfen
ltet5 3%na!plnt. G3ebn StlblliienentS babeu
neuerom5S al9eTlll3en, upcu 3eil" 5i arbeiten
unO e5 fweIetn Tut nod IL, pl9rcup 81 bel Der
lUerfir]ten Nrbeita5elt bleiben.
Der @orrelpouptnt Ger uDajlp 9tew5"
iareitt aus paris: y
ole mullen lld 1ui eintu burteu StrauB me-.
gen Der Tla4tttngSfru9 %riiten. Sine
aub:rclrentllt ener9ilde rtFlcnatilbe Gunos
3ebuug wirD prrbereitet. 7 Die TrdnStlilAe 9te-
gisrun8 pi,p uiAt nit benz Aaertieien 5ufriepen
lciu, 5eoen rot @eriGt gu ltelsu, Der nat oem
ensliIdeu Wsiee eluer Wlitldulp al peaI Yers
Ibredea Der StraBe Qereletier beiAutoi9t net
|oeu fam. yteiu, lie miro Die Aa5neilnng isreS
au8lauOsrS %fcrbern, welhen 6raufreIb ais els
len Meuhter be3eiduet. Sic wlro iiA lcS1r
Elm 0,rpienIt baraus m11eu, olB tie cine ~
setiuse @efd0tSteit perIan5t. SIe Miro la8eu,
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GeleArapbilebe Ocacbribtcit
SaIttmp @edtr."
Epn0reH.

8aftingtpn. II. 6ebr. 81 n T.
m,n bekottirte iiber ben Autr19 $ on ltenV,
bic Gommittce les Aus~irtigen ieas Oarioer
kerid,ten. cb es nidt 3medmIBi8 wdre, oaB Die
9feoieruna Der 8. St1ateu ELL Prrteftcrat iber
SsntroI. auerifa etablire. WiliCn Ia9te,
pieier glntrus lsi nur 9eeiSnet, ben @sllt eeS
6li6ultiertbums 81 .lidbrett uno Die .. St. IN
ben guaen Der cipilIlirten Welt gu blamiten.
II # 9 II erlptrerte, lcin 9Intra8 be5pede nl4t.
snler 1ebiet gu ermeiterH, lcnpern aur unlern
0ta1bbarn etne Wcbllbat 81 e~rpeilen. Gr lelblt
Sei Elm @eauer ees 6llbnlttertburls, ober Der
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anrere Oia4te Atlidtgn ami Ge~nulI5Amelifa
b1beu. @
5aus. Der autras Ger Maicritdt ber
Wabi.@ cmnit:ec, Dap im6alle pen QeurY u.
. 40 8 rag 3tuaenrerbfr II d. t ten Ter &pm 8
nilttee oe8 SanleS ror9enrmlnen werpeH ieue,
murpe an9encnllien.
Wabin9tOn, II. 6sbr. Capt. @lrb g..
ner 1T gum gefebl8baber ce8 @clcrocc ernannt,
Der nun i'll Ncrirlt ul8 6ll99euiGif fir oaS
Selrl9el6wacer 1n5gerlltet iplro.
Comm. SoneS Ile9t l9tper ~erfranft in Der
@e9elo bon Walbin9ton.
Jtaa eiienl c%ffijtelen Yeridte telteGt bic
effective Stlrfe Der y. ct. Ulctte in 62 Sdit.
Ieu oiter Nrt.
New.YOrf, II. 6ebr. Qie Gereiniate
Staaten 6re8atte yWatdlb" 1T unten a%u9efCu;s
men.
Rem 0crf, IL. 6etr. Der 1lmpfer
Arabla ie9eIte rieieu Morgen nit 100000
0lrt9elo nah liverpool al.
y s Butter, elmer Der Oirettcren Der Wibo.
leler'I9luS 1T mad W1ibinsrrn 9ereist in Sc.
!h1lten, Die nit Der &ariifs SeteduuaS,@ Sc
I9ldtc III VertinouuS lteben.
Der Sdconer v@ba,les Gp'aa:e". Ron BAL
tlinore uab 9tep 2)crf init acrli, ~ltranpete leete
9faht BET Squ1n Bead. Gr fiQt lid ihncl(
nit Waller. Die gauge WannlGait 1T aerettet.
&amaqua.11. 5ebr. s. Grlp. 0arriee,
SUPERINTENDENT Der ytue S6up,tiu Jt1riauticn
uno 9f9t. so, uno Duncan Meir, M1inenaoent.
murcen rcr9eltern nldt nett rcn bier purb Waie
IN elmer Scbleulltue erltidt
5bre Ssldef purren nm II llbr in pcriocr
Nld1 belnnS9el9afft.
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Cine 9asttis beu:lber ataarrsn sO.beu ertoltsn unS ssrt,,.
tea iNl4e 81 Onn n.eDrtstea Maritprets.
~ NDrbttneer 8rp.
Oe'Fl(S 1902 QpmboFeHr.
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gsaa OSemer @bnbz & Gtiefel-G tprc

Sd aesae meiueu Steunhsn un6 Setanpten. fcwts
a@" BEN beutfGsn pwtIilam i'm Aueemstnen hermit an,
cas- Id sinen StUtet in a@
Ger. 12O, @eff 6opetteltrobe,s
au eiresttGtss babe, unb ~en:Pfetls msin srDfeS Eager BON
SttefeIn u. SGuben sur e~eneieten &tnatme, uub
bsmsrte ng&, sa5 id Dtist artittl Jun %bilisasu grsiis per.
teufes aa&
H@- @e ~aratursn itbe Nrt msr' Ell f&usa unb panftlt& Be
rreE GIemenS StE1ert,
NA los 100 %. 5apettefr.
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Neuc Nn;ei0cn.
WerInunt.

Werlan0t
Wefrefe S6nttbtr merlen perldnst. nm, o,rf,s enid ~ n -
''ts% "''h mslre ID 26 Qoet rrottlt'., nabe Gpariesfr.
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NSr. SdhiF 0cro 49,, o,----

Pr. Sh'f 0cro BON NotterSam.
S3en ptsoer etne partpie spn 1876 Roe s.utiA,r o,,sr
3W tl18fn erbaitsu, sbenip 0p ""''WF BH"F
ftll0er Deutlber Vtntlr8cr uno S6mei,erfiIe.
tSpn'aa zen, @erfe &c. &C., wel2e mir in @rosem au Dem BIT.
5eer17 tG3 anmS
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@eprac M1 cS anSlcfs,
8aus unO 3 I NJ NJ 9 ! NJ etTert

:" % WWs uWV y NJ ~
Mr.. as. WUrbs6 reeeriff rafe,
tm,t ,os Mrtsn ssn 6Sufere %auten, Qapen. Uat 6das-
atu sea unD ubs cue IN fs'n gan e'a'@lassafe7
ten. 44,l
W osIskt, qrrfsuiitr (Sbepfsnner), eaetn uue 1bursa
23tussSGY SSrb ttaig III perferttasn. &uN Nne itets elat paTt'
'0TF a. Mr. ltas beutfae 9ubtitamTiur ga4siat taka 81 es
Lac SsrASs sfrnebt nt.tPti@t. ,5y asa IsSem|e
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, Trtiebc 3nfaDrcn BON Dcmtfbem
L 9imburocr !RGSc. q.

lO 6then auS8ejet9ne en- Simburstr aaIe fpeben trboIte,
dno meresn iolbs unn f9asl pamtr aatsurdnne en- biIis rerfcuf
BET Nproltnge y 70.
az lR Qpmbdrbir.
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MRURAICE.

@S00 1rWW aNn = AOay9 rNDU RANCE
HIgsr..unesI WK = rus tHsyHAscE ConrAEr.-Tem
.s.v Issrasc. aeAnss loss - damage " IRE %
ss-x l.s-- ss-esa Tyle.ss fsessrss and other bnna
asa q fsrutuFs eue1k va - ard
evyn n,,d e,nntry ebs siass nsssssss ~ .u.
kps s.kss ljspases shs lives u ~ P.sssus w. -.
80 keai1n ssasA ssasaisnstsn
save q .rd..ry vii be insured on
-. ns~nv vi also marine rsks from And 10 ssy o.
-, ~ ~. ~ a..sh.rn PaYtk nvoFabe ratfs.
-. = nOAnD or DlkECTOHs
y snNna Vice President,
.eoSs,e n TiIIRMAN Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
-. o,sv T.yIon sAnrEl,H. McKIssky,
ssr.rsnursy SAnUkL GARLAND,
.sssT p.s.r yoHs T. DAVIS
Wn. II. STRArror, - ag g... a ~. Ira...r.r
CRExp r. WILLS. Secry.
Da Wx;oIw.i OWN Medical Examiners.
rb. Medical Of suhjresfof insurance VI" oo
nsAe a ,h. once Company each DAY o',~.n ."'
hou,s Of 2 aud o'clock r. NJ ~" -
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Ar rns PExIrsSriARY.-Tha Thanksgiving. says the
Washington States was spent 10 = most appropr'-
ate manner At the District Penitentiary The c"n
victs-ll 10 in all--gathered in the chapel. where
appropriate religious exercises were hal Res.
Mr. D~rance, chaplain addressed them in a brief
lecture on Cuba its early Gust ms. population.&c.
Al the conclusion If the religious exercises. the
conviets marched down into the yard.where some
time was spent in marching aud coun,ermarching
from which they all proceeded To their dining
sparsosul where Mr.. Warden Thornley, had
caused 10 b provided q bountful and hand
some dinner. All were allowed ample time to
discuss this shank. giving feast to their own sat
isfaction. and when ended. all retired in most ex
csllent order 70 their cells.
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I'M. !, ,lle!isaiaia,l.


a = - a 3&s ? - f[1frE s. \
No. 49, 49, rseeivsd q Chieaep during the
Nd vssE q 10 barrels noar, 10S. 2f8 bushei:
sSsSs - - h5Aole sorn Q, SO baehels oates aad
M8( tashsh harisy. Tho total receipts OF the
49, - - lo6@bs barreis nosr, 9.520.656
s-.S16 E1.a eRxss, ms basa,els corn. 1,S16, 23S
sSslIasnaA aad i36. 072 bushels harley, making
: ee.f Ssani q over twsutg-two millions of bush
p af0pan. nansly, 20l hushsls. Atthis
t;ne ~ ysar The rscsipss were 32A,226 barrels
ajar. u 3a01o bashsle whcak, liz. 5S6 bushels
corn, cad l,2lAoo0 beshsls eaas. Dakng l9.Ui.-
Sl5 basAsle gsaia, end showing an increase in the
RESINS At sSis ypar ofsysr thrss millions OF bush
elr. = lse 5ss'ffs H{i3B =
The shipasnts ofsAs LAT week have been g'33o
bbla Aouy, and 1Q2, 2N bushels wheat, making
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H StPEt.PIOSPIIATEO OF LIME.
Manuiacti red T., Formula Of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist of Mary land.
ENAl lin PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
third, sn,ian Guano for Fail seeding and fbr Suu
Packed in bags aud els fully
al. Prie. SJU per III 2Uuuiu
The above Together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail valuable Fertilizer Also, inpor-
and mod, Of application, can be had"f
NJ ilOLLINS co,
mar 1915 Lynchburg.
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Once Ssssk-siac RaStrssA Com pasy.
PErERsBUn6, Juiy IAt, le5o.
&4 q So IS

Il q,
nsnKCr nOUTk TO Tmx wE.r ..A the
IL VIRGINIA SPRINGS, va south side Railroad from ~,
sb,rg Lyu,hDug, via Va Tenn haIroaa lynch
bry,o Bristol VIA Eas. lrnn ana v. h.lroad from br''o
,,e 10 Western and Atlanlc kAIrOad
~" ~ naamoo.n ,,a Nashville and .hsauooua haiirond
ION Chattanooga stevenson, Msnphis Charleston
halroad tiom Stevenson 10 A.npns
aud Baggage checked through nj the ONCE South Side
Inc following schedule will be On Tho South Side Rail
road commencing suNDAi next tho 4h oil July,
aud continuing %s I iaI' rA as's TRAIN
Con, Getting with tho Richmond aud Danvle Trains, al
BurAeyio Juneon aud with the through route At Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily 3:3oo'elk N.
Arrive iiurko,ie % uneiion) at'......'.... ti6
Arrive al Farm,iiie at. ................... G2J
Arrive AT Iy nshburg 2W r. ~
Leave i.ynehLu'g daily at...'.............. $50
Arrive al arnvlis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A NJ
Arrseat rurkcv"le Junction. a,.......".. 2:l3
"''''' - FnEiHii TRAIN
Come with cmOnd and Danvnle Trains at the June
Leave Petersburg daily at...................G AN,
Arrivc at Faimyil. i:4O r. NJ
Arrive Al I.ynchbury az, -
Leave I.yncnhnrg daily at................... AN.
Arrive AZ Farinvile NJ. 30
Arri,s at hurkrvliio Jnnetion) at..........si,0 NJ
a" Accommodated ra."ns, Car Tor tue Way or Los.,
Travel VIII he attached to the Train leaving Lyncbus with
Freight ut n and passengers gong up cst, Will
take the Mat Iiain nj O'clock, A NJ stopping places to
Ia charge the tram and IN no case VIII the train be- stopped
at other poin-su,hcands Anderson sAw Mil ford.
Burke.ie K.ces iigh Bridge F.rn,ie Prospect, famp
lins Evergreen Appomaos spout Spring. Concord Jane
CITY POINT BRANCH
sorihside Railroad Freight and Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg 'iaiiy tsun'ay srseopt"D at'.....1 NJ,
,a,, 4, nv '',,, -, " "a :.
IA" above Trans connect ~nh n' Jaos River steam"
laa'ns Cat. rni Nooik and every saturday morning
and lncsdy .'cni- With IL. h"" steamers h"anokc aud
Jaui STOW hound tai New iok
The Afternoon Tran Road viii only when
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TO THE WEST!
gUNIE Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad, with its much i'm.
proved Western connect offers induce
travellers Virginia and the CSr"n til, ough Washing
baltimore to all portions of the West the Northwest
And the Southwest
The connection between the trains from Washington and
bound Wcbt for Wheeling Parkesburg from Balti
always promptly made Al the Arlington Junction
lately called the Relay llouse)y miles from BALTIMORE This
change ct Cars required between Washington and
the Washington Station.
"he connecting trains leave asingt0n daily at 6
A. n an 20 r. NJ. On Sundays at the latter hour
Al BENNODD
connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
Railroad. running Beilarr the Ohio through Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE aud Newark to Columbus These trains
at New ark with the Cars the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusky r. r. for Santusky Toledo Detroit Chicago
ST. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERSBURG
Connection made tey Steamboat ms with the trains on
Marietta aud Cincinnati Road for Chicothe Cincinnati
&c. &C. --
The Baltimore and Ohio trains win the OF the
Cleveland Ohio River Railroad Cleveland Toledo,
Detroit Chicago ali the ,rthwcs,er points direct
" Travellers requested notice that while this the
onl, Route aiIorlng Through Tickets and checks in Wash
ington, it Ii also the SHORTEST. most SPEEDY and Dl
RECT to nearly all the leading points N he great Wrsf Th"
distance from ashington Cincinnati but about CIV
miles being about io miles shorter THAI by Other route
Fare by through ticket from NHs.rgto at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than BY the lowcsI the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
For Frederick Hspper Ferry MartinsbuTg Berkeley
SPRING. Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Washngto at A. NJ or 4.D NJ
For the minor Wal Stations between baltimore aud wheel
Ing, take A NJ. train from Washington
U For further information, Through Tickets &C., apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent at Washington St
W 8. wo0DsIDE, Master Of Transp'rtailen. =, |
L u. Oeis 0se1 1tskst Agent ssp2tsS
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RRw.YoRx AD1KRTIsEnRNT.

Nd CAL rAHiLY sEwiSo HAcHlNe roHs,
forming fsiy equal wes Ne issus ripping Of stitch.
Nc getting ess q ordsr Any body can every bod,
OsscukxD NJ REcExy eRASr LsTTxps PArExr)
Exclusive Rights for few ktates and De-
ed whia The reaeh Ut ente prisng basissss a
poriion VI the Territory already se ured)
The Propefo eonAdeasly sei they place TIE
public The xr~aiea chance for pronabe
fired Sewing Ma, hn- cont lining the nisii- quaiti.
wbhh by i,s astonishing simplicity aud viii once
&" the ho have been anx;ousiy waiting for
chine Within their eyasp.
L. rifles shinY purrhasr, requested call a,
examine this most wonderful aehi-
poly u the State tourty desired
NOVELTY o. SEWING MACHINE CO,
Once, BARTLtTr Co, Needle Manufacturers,
49i Broadway, cor. Canal st, n. Y.
Call or send for Circular with cuts Of machines
tglJi
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sleigh ride this winter discovered my horse
and the skin OF place large, than my hand from
rubbing the iraide of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh, aud In day he well. Another
which working 70 my dray became unable t"
walk examiong his foot discovered nall about
long head Ny driver and the nsghbors said
would De good for nothnf drew the nail Inserted
of lint and Turf OIL and set him to work Al onc
also horse badly snassed on the outside
his thigh places about TWO inches deep And four
inches wide from he stif day Your Turf
Cil was applied brought them entirely sound.
truly IN ons greatest remedies for have
have lived in drug store for several TIE
this IS think proper. Very truly,
Ru Messrs Dove Co. j. II. WEISIGER,
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD
nov dim Lynchburg.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Genilcmen; My child had commenced breaking last
a small which gradually extended the
head including both which much by
fear that both would drop of
all Of adverhed and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began get better the bottle broke and
led gals tilt again began to My elder dAugh
"a 10 of that TurfOil, sisters heal
okci much better whom used it, We got another
and her head Is nearly well. This agra
aud halt hour every day wash and
very offensive. One bottle feel assured will
entirely there but little Of the disease remaining
entitled this and for the benefit Of Others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, r. T. CHALK.
To Mcssrs. Dove & Co.
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A. Il. FUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
A., mn, Raul
UPpos0f me FLgDaIo Bunk,
S-/rUUyrD<y ~

II EEPs tly hand large and varied assortment
N IT GROCER. ES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, wht,"
be e6ss the trade redure prices for Gosh In escne"
Produce hresiter. conduct ms hn
.nrely CASH PRINCIPLES and In order u, affect this
desrsAe o6e~t be viii sell prices as will protect hc
,Wlseust Of al wbo favor him with call
0sseeai foS te share 81 patronage receive" Al III" ha-
ks sssa.hed friends ard public tor the last
be bcgs OF their Kindness Ia HI
eps hes ian Ia
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EOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
u PlANOS-STElNWAY& SONS. 81 W ak or ST. tucar
Brosdway) New YORK. Manufacturers,
,ried the Psst Premium n here AMI when. -IE2JD
they brought their Plano Forces Into com al X~6
petition with ih~ best maksrs Of Boston, Nswu ~
York, philadelphia and Baltm
Received prize the Metro an
Nashu, gton, 1855
The Firsi Premium gold MedaD the bess P.ao Forte
81 III" Maryland institats, Baltimore. 1856.
The First Prize Medal for the Forte the
lean Institute. rystal Palace, New York, 1856.
The First Premium u old Medal best Gran Plane
the Maryland Institute, iBaltimore, 1857
The tust Premium ~ the Stale Fair Detroit, 1857.
Tn. First Premium at the State Far, Richm,nd 1857
Among the judges the Arss coun.
try such W Msson Goitschalk Nolenhaupt &c Grand
and square Pianos with full
frame combined warranted for three year, Prizes
crate. ~ o. q CO fAeptl4 .d6m