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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
MASHING1nN NEMs

Treasury Department that the total amount Of
receipts into the Treasury from March Sd 1889,
when the Constitution of the United States
went into operation, to the LIST Of July, 1857,
was 81, 1856, 100000. The expenditures for ma
val and military services amounted to 1924, OOO,-
QUO, for civil list $I1g,OOO,O0O, for Revolution
lie debt is $59S, 100000. The Secretary Of the
Treasury advertises for proposals for the issue
of five millions of additional Treasury notes, as
authorized under the late law.
Sweeny, RiltenhOuse, Grant & Co., quote
land warrants ut SSaYl.
Mrs. Douglas is considered out OF danger. 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Pairing the Gityinstead Of tile Ffddler.--At
8. offce of Alderman Hamilton, night before
~ Frank Redfker paid So in return for the in
s,m,tiOu that the generally received rule that
=, bird that can sing and won't sing must be
n,5s sing, was not applicable to the case of a
~ ~ who could play the fiddle, Cwhen he was a
Mind to, and who wouldn't play the fiddle
,rbsp he wasn't mind toy
,ppears that at the public house kept by
II, Eiinn in North Wheeling, Charley Kilband
lad had been discoursing "der music" for a
.psck..pron "5reak down." and concluded to
anti about 70 o'clock unless an extra allowance
rs handed over. Frank Rediker was extreme
r. de.irous to exhibit his proficiency in the sal
,,,o,y art and on tile said Ki!hand's refusing to
manufacture the inspiration necessary for his
b,.I< the said RediKer took him by the throat
n 10 KeitD to see If perchance it might not
!. cbokcd out of him. Officer Defenbaugh hap
rsping along about the this time, carried Rcdi
I,r before Alderman Hamilton, who was of the
oDiuion that to choke music out of man, was
eonrr,ry to the laws of nature, and especially
20 to the Second Section"
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FIRES

DETROIT, Feb. 12-Tle main building of the
new State Insane Asylum was partially destroy
ed by fire last night. Tie building was unoc-
cupied. Damage about $32, 600.
EAsToS, Pa, Feb IA large fire occurred
on Wednesday night, at ShimeTvilIe, NOrthamp-
ton, co., by which barn, -four mill, distillery
and dwelling owned by Joseph Lanbach were
destroyed. Loss $2s, 00O-no insurance.
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EXECUTION.

PlTTsBuRs, Feb. I2.-Henry Fife and Char
lotte Jones, two of the McKeesport murderers,
were hanged at 2 o'clock P. n About 80 per-
sons witnessed the execution inside the jail
yard. There was large crowd outside. Both
tho sentence, but pronounced Monroe Stewart
innocent The latter is sentenced 70 be hung in
a fortnight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
NEW YORK MARKET.

FEB. 12.-Flour dull, 6,000 bbls. sold at a, 10
al, 30 for State, an advance of DC. Wheat quiet
Corn advanced, 5000 bush. sold at 6Ta69 for
White, and 66a6s for Yellow, decline of 1c.-
Mess Pork advanced 15c, sold at SI6al6, 10;
Prime advanced 40c, sold at $i2,76aI3. Lard
advanced lac sold At l-2a9 3d. Whisky
firm Stocks lower
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
CINCINNA1I MARKET.

FEB. 12.-Flonr better, 1900 bbls sOln, 1915
az ,o5 for Superfine to extra. Whisky Dim at
lsc. Hogs $5,S5a6, firm; zoo arrived. Mess
Pork advanced to $3.50 200 bbls Lard sold
at Sc. 100000 lbs. bulk meat at 1.2a7 Ia
for Shoulders and sides. Market closed unset
tied; all articles held higher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Haze you sean the Cherokee Corn Plqnterf----
Persons wishing to make money on small
amount invested, should call at Smith & Gar
'stts agricultural Store, Main st, near Quincy,
where State and County Rights of the celebra-
ted Cherokee Corn Planter (the best in the
United States) are for sale.
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FpnM NRW-YnRK

FEB. 12.-The Board Of Aldermen have re-
fused TO pass the bill from the Common Council,
appointing $1,000 for the reception Of Moham-
med Pacha. They appointed committee to
tender the freedom of the city
The banking firm Of Clarke, Dodge q Co.
viii resume in. a few days.
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RAIrnInRR MARKET

FEB. I2.-Fl6uTA closed heavy saleS of How
ard street at s., 4OaE.5o, city mills $5. Grain
inactive, unchanged except slight advance on
corn.
Provisions very buyant. Bulk meat, shout
ders SIS; hams 8; bacon. shoulders 8 a; sides
. 1888 l 9. Mess Pork 10. Larti 9 I-4a9 IL.
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NEW FAIL GOODS.

ISAAC PRAGER bsgs 20 Inform he b1biIe that be h.
u lust returned from the EasteEn cities with the best and
Ny assortment - Complete 10 most bslo1gng
70 Dry Goods and Ra1sy bnsness, blr claim particular
Hack stIis shlehEavtng hsen purchased fra. ahou,e
g saerter an eontasntI I'm seisss thAH
EMBROiDERIES, As. which haSs bought only fronIu-
portTl. and Gfset many g aqetqsI gha sci - ast0l4
md zee stock ShIeh u
cabrs banda Collars. see.es ee = tiss A. large
sHAwLs-I have an IuI1ense quantity q, and shall
eeted he above di5e6n1t b1ying ~ ne adlgS a.
rect from te faetoEy- AMONGST sasls son Eil ind
DRESS Go0Ds-I have IN sue VhFiet, that q 20
befin then ehDuid oeelpT too much year
time bat esrtainif yOu call ! sha Be ahls peass
CL0THH CAssIaEREs aui eTeFTtina IN hat iIne I =
win I 81 atFy Low Enress and ue1ld reqdssl
County MeFebanfslo exalte stock IN ts hTluC,
haye tsena q cese s1t from an kasteFn House AID
MUsIIsS-Bofi bleaehed sud ahbesehed oniyuur.
chase ~ ne ease and Yin sell tl Eii aver ssIi a.
HOeNEIS. ana - tte GooAs
s1eL Mower, B6n1tt Blrgns, fef, Chm lor.
pst Vslyets sliiEss etc e sE % tlllIneFG - Io
Tk1l-ail.-es ese4y ah pc and forris ard Vim hsspid
ooas exslIae,a sftosk lbiI e yoar
5eSis. - s. issAS ~ slA SIs'a4..
Teas, Teas. - !.
tTINB Tmptfifl, P1ler, tlgson It.et
/ i TEA tEFt resolved and Tor sale b -
ocl2 gerler g AlonrDe sd Market Sc.
AIPRIdE article @ Essy lour jlsf isseiS-i 57 -
"a sale ~ ~ 49, Ideestl ~ MATHEW NleNABH
- -
sesl ~ BAREEE. - =.
n WILL pay tie hissst MARKET price fer I,,,.,, ll,
4 salsR ny 1AfShSss~ td~al In PClFaREK
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ARRINEn

Nav 0hIRAEs, FEB 1.-THE Umpire City e
coming mp with California mails to the 30th.-.
The Star Of the Vest hkes forward 1900. 600
She len Aspinwall son the Sd. The Wabash
was toleaXe Panama for New York on the 10Th
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Pub. Docs.-We are indebted to Senators
Seward and Douglas, also Hon. sherrard Glenn
ems for valuable documents.
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10 N ID DOL LA r


" IN ~ UOl lA1G
E&ON
ONE on THE BEST PURGATIyE ASD IIyER aiFDl-
~ GINS nes before ~ Psele ssts =. sAS5Sa5s
sassr, Hller and mere sssteal Ilnn sly ether sSI-
- s1aely. aei61 frsl az IfS<s s jset is lsoitIl
matter, then On the stoaei, he camp &c HAT
ou "a; 81 sis alIl f-,! sSi Zee a ~ &C.
attOns 81 most IL Sun tbs sses A.
modgraie dosss EtllsEIEnShen and ha Il
- Ds slSfdiD,s IsrIGoaA4ou Is eo1aPo1Iisd ense,ly
tfrSul nsr ARTICLES O. lhsdiSiis, i.s1,sls ,Gulss
eed yh-n J. kneHa tal one boEtis q he ihvEot.ier
Onlel, without any o. fS slEleteEtuus slI-ets-
Th4ush Ppsssesily poNgTs, tbess Guus
In their unt - thetoia oftls llEiG-
orator which iast With such nltsevdsnlee sueerS. -
@ nlnes te prof etor q esi g A. . family nrt =
-trrd and knoeu ~ its Elects. Il as rarely ta
InaiEsssoa being caused b. sEanEed LfssFis cured
- When de Liver Is sAcltsd % EgtiOn.
JaHnaicr 4 aetion % the LfreF
ana q lIeot th5i ss ESs Sss Us dssess
l-its original color.
costyeness can be prominently cured b The InSiEo-
EatOr Take In small doses on IeIin and essi.ts
5sters y hsE oPsEssiSns I.S4y ne
and SOEk regularly ~ clock SOIk Sirk lIgd4F =
ENTSry soon relieved - taking doulls dost of tl lFf
OrsffOT, which al aefdy Ahd eouEuSss Vt ne
For an ovsroadea sto1aaeh Il has equal sstt NJ
heEss an SpPresslSS % gnsasy fseing aitsf sttAs
heaFtly Eor talliy nleltetas tsnsrsly ailulo Use
tit speak In the hlEhes1tcTILs-
ID. sANsOHb's ixvieoAAIOl eaIle 20 reeeuuislasd
cure Liver CQnplaihts, and an oseaslE lEtsnE
-from Diseased Liver. ms tsstionial Of e. many
PhySieilns IN lie fave, Induced ~
eOnVeSiun = u = Of tie gTtlieEr birh-
O@snss giveu % DyspSItest 1oT i made
before the fsI bottle thkgIl,
anything edihls without trolhr Ihe bsfofe Loih
bun the IEttst fed uonld dlgest, and etten H..
gave pain. Nov Ullat sly @ al TehigFs
10 LAYER ComplAnt Dyspepsia tTSuhr 90,
-fa % try this, the GREATEST Fslsdy In he W0Tdgfe
There has never been tried in fanily rsussdy
-fWtieh has with sueli unhounded
OF diseases 70 ChdIsns pH sAxTOHD lave
URAIOR; e alone diseases Of ehidFsn
nse IL; for u Gathsrtie mildly and Eentiy
and seems 70 TenOVafe the systen thoTUuh that
think doing service al In advising tl.sUl
tEhgn they need medicine Try gy. TleFe
cases that have come under nQtier UsTs bsE
cit has been received IN diseases The EfgeF, Stouaeh
and Bowels, where al other iVe
has us-sul in family VIA nstda
u Without It.-ItHeksORrkEk (Aksi,l kGT,s1l5e0n.
noLl.An SONIA
SANFORD CO, PFopFittols, $40 uay, Foli.
4. II. LOtiAN = CO., Agents. for wheeling.
JOHN y. PARK, Cinctnnasi.
all \
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
RIYER AN6 WRATHRR.

LOUISVILLE, Feb TO feet ! I inches IA the
eanal-fallIng Light snow last night Cloudy
wind n e. Mer. 30.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. l2.-In the last 81 hours the
river has fallen upwards Of a foot-ialIing fast
The ice increases, and il is feared the river viii
close Navigation Is entirely suspended above
and the ferry boats find much difficulty. All
the upper streams are pouring out ice. 1-2
inch OF snow fell here last night. Mercury so.
CINclENATI, Feb. l2.-Rivcr fallen inches
since noon. Weather cloudy. Mercury 90
dogs
PnnADkLPnIA, Feb. l2-Weather cloudy
Appearance of snow. Wind S. Mercury 81.
PrrrssuRe, Feb. l2.-River feet by pier
mark, falling. Weather clear. Mercury so.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

ARequcst-We have been requested to call
Attention of those concerned, TO The pavement
in front of one of our principal hotels. The
words of the request are these:
ave are certainly unwilling to be considered
Overparticular, but respect to what is due to
the strangers and to the people of the city,
eompels us to shy that the pavement in front OF
crossing. Whether this proceeds from the cx-
ceSCs Of the bar or otherwise, we pretend NOT
losay-but we do say, that the eye of but a
Just SenSi5iity IS grossly offended at the sight Of
Nevery morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
FROM ALBANY

Feb. pa Sill was INTRODUCED 70 day, ineof-
poraling the Celtrsl AAmet1can industrial Rdlil
grafton Society. Capital 100000.
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DIED.

NEwrO,s4, Feb Il 8 Commodore Perry's wife
died here last night
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aInNpAY MORNING, FEB.'Y. y. l85s.
RllLIGIOUS NOIICE.

pressby, D. D., viii preHch In The AssoeIRte Re
Market ST.. on Sabbath, the 18th inst,
'9 w. on the subject OF an Inspired Psalmodr
W ' ','I. are repeatedly invited 10 attend
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Ias Great Ne Plus Ultra Saingte Machine
We extend cordial invitation to all persons
% call at the Engine and Machine Shop of II.
W, Philips Esq. near the Water Works, in
'ae city of Wheeling, between the hours of 2
and o'clock, P. ~, of each day, and witness
Tue machine turning out of rough block of
wood sixty perfect and beautiful shingles per
minute.
Il IS pronounced by all'tbat have seen it, one
the age.
Its simple in construction, Notable to get
ont Of order, and can be operated by any one
Spaoie of fling saw. 1t manufactures from
ioaF to six thousand shirgIes from each cord
" wood Any one can. see at the first glance
:ua' II Is not only one of the greatest laborSsay-
ing but one Of the greatest money making ma
tatnes extant- 1t not only makes shingles but
= adapted to cut barrel heading, slaves and box
sun S with the same rapidly. /. Scott and E. p.
W STTSsn, General Agents, are stopping at the
Soa nare House, fully authorized 10 sen shop,
SOaoty, and State Rights. - Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

The editor Of the Argus ought to know. 1t
Is whispered about and generally believed, that
he has had the benefit off cruel experience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

PrrsBuRG, Feb. l2.-Bishop Potter, who was
attacked on Wednesday by severe fit Of apo
plexy at Greensburg, is better, but sun in cIlr-
zeal condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

The A,yus of last night, in telling us how we
should bear ourselves towards Mr.. Clemens,
nys:
Remember he is member of Congress, and
has now more things to look to than an editor
ola provincial piper"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Tile Ice Crop.-During the last three days a
large quantity of ice has been gathered in the
dy and its surroundings, from along the river
shore aud the various creeks which empty into
it The ice is of comparatively inferior quail
iy and will of course cause many tooth to
crit next summcr-but for all, it will answer a
most useful purpose in keeping down the price
Of good ice left over from last winter and gath
cred in the fore part of this. So great is the
nsce. sty for this article now, that cakes of half
sand, on the principle Of half loafbeing better
tlap no bread, will be rclished during the
tine next summer when the ''dog star RACES y
Quantity more than quality is the desideratum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
N o HU M B u d!

N Hut BUG!
II AYING Just eOmplet, taking Of my stock
IL Idly I5oOdS, AMI finding large assorted
than resolved TO SELL from this day henceOFth
JaneAry, 1881 all my G0.ds COST
ess below cost FOX OA, and have marked every ATtI-
ella accordingly.
All sks, Marines COburgs, Laines, etc,
etc, assorted and Ntli lie ROd less
mar s 49, Main s.. Whtsl nHS Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Mr. Clemens and tie hteUegeneer-Tbe
drorsy Organ. next door, Was outin heavy
leader last night, explanatory of our relation
The member of Congress from this district.
There may be something more than mares
nest after all, in what the drowsy Organ says.
Who knows? Here tits:
Mr.. Clemens, whilst on visit to tie noun
t,in counties last fall, became the special
friend of the LnteItigencer, and personally solic
tied patronage for it, and when he came home
reported to tile editors that they would receive
from one town communication inquiring what
several copies of their paper could be obtained
for. This he did after he was elected to Con-
gress by a democratic constituency, aud with
the full knowledge that the paper he was thus
assisting to build up and circulate in the State,
VAS the deadly opponent of his own party, and
vas daily rceking with black republican here
sies. He also whispered words of encourage
uent into the ears of the Intcllsgencer men,
telling them that if they would preseyere, their
party would become predominant in Ohio coun-
u, or words 10 that effect.
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APplS, uinces, IIinfeTS OFlnEeSdn
80 's'' '''s'' : - WS. ~ mo.
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THAT popular Book, CITY o. the Great King By Dr. Bar.
einy Mnstarg Grey-lIon Jerre Cisneps' last Sect;
Husband " Wife, Nobody % E13e (thstrated;J Iuey
HoEATds journal; Boat and Tent LIE BY Prime, Cmost al
Fdends; an Of Capt Mayne REEDS WORKS; Aones Hid
den Path, and Moss Side Tig popuaf works of Marion
InFland Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiih eVeTy.
thing the stationary line, school Bool4 &e &C.,
HpFing stoeig.s
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EXCHANGE HoTEL. :

Oofnef 1f11In and sixth tStreetB,
LOUISVILLE, ky
J COMBS, PROPRIETOR.
This large Hoass as just bsrn thoroaEfy renoysasd
and repaired. ORsnsd ~ H. IsSI. ClsIEss q ~ PEA
day. ascS-iy-dAE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

RED WooD; Il vas aIOlg time a1t,f sau yea bllss-
held before the bottis ksstStntSe ulch
order nyOuF agent o. DulFOit 6Leh gut
q we concluded 20 ty h MIS- AAHl hair, Tie
test Of Its IL has dOhS All that t
NOa Dc; aud oihsTsei my aHy end iTt' us, lawns
messed tfs eneetss are nOU using IL
g OtsFs entitlsd 70 tie hiEltst elsi
for t Again. very TrsPyGttsny sac lE1ly, euis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-22
GaDaQerte e@Sat1QtD1t.

Das GavalIeris Battalion unter meinem 8efebl,
bot hh 'ur llrtuue III rernmmstn auf Srtitaas esn
24Itsn SEptsmbrr um 10 llbr 8crmitaes, am Csat
haufs non elias Wa. q ne, in Jcro @bsitbal
Saunihip ossha Gnunfn u>e feb ~. sta,a,
oem ecrt fatl,ufiuoenoen Battalion anplhlieeen.-
qdnttIthe 8eipcbnuna III erporttt. auf @tfebt res
dbemas Rub, Watcr.
0N--R. @.-Tctaenoe Gompaqnien babGu btrrits
Ctn9ewiltat on Dem cbeu9tnonnten Sage. uno Srt
bel Dem 9-cPCu patalcn ptchcs tcrt tattfinten fell
acatnparti9 su fsin: bts 91bcithau GapaIcrfcn.
Capt g. SR. RUNS ore 5BGftbinetcn Sruups. Capt
;. Sdtauth Die SSuihspDe Sruppe. Capt. Z. Wufh !;
Die Seofhiu9tcn Rrifd Ranatrs, Cart. Q. ShIrRtr !;
ois ecpbtIl SrfantSrtiten. CAPT. .. geuB uno Die
l8ofthinatcn uuo lluiru"us Pragtanoen. Sctaenee
onrerc Gempo9nirn fue cttufalIs einactanen 9eecn.
wirtla u itin, ndmb bic Centre 8auep Sruppe.
&dpt. @ronluu bic ISsiicutureer Srupre, Gort
RCie; Die Gartrn Gountr Sruppr Cart. FILTER !;
NiE ecrphiu IrttGcrifis. Gopt. \. 6. 3inmernonn :;
Nte Gleu ReifGls, Capt. tSutb unb bic Sdnttfs
nile Praebanoe. - @s rpiro nies sines Der orSGten
frcirHasn BatoOirne obIsecn cas piSltiht s in bic
fem Gauntr acbnttsu rpures, uno eas Tublifum pirt
mch thun tctupchneu, ca man es iitbsr ntbt bereu
en- rrtre tort aeIpefru su isin.
Die 2e6a Gaunt9 Sreipiaisen.
SEPTEMBER l. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-22
sSenc 2SSnnrell.
SIS o q c II u 3 IS T. 5 @ Co
Stpbr6alter in gllentauu,

9enathriht9su oos olIasmeius spublifum, baB fie
icsbsu ron Cen arpesu Cities ,urddsstebrt fuo, uno
hag he nun an ibrem Stcbr, in sinsm Der nsueu d:
ftSdisten 9tb6uocn, Sbdreu untCrbab Dem SRartt
plae, IN ecr banltcu Straet ndmlidb an SIC. o, els
nen aldnJenoen 8crrab
Bon SpdtiabrS unb Winter>Bdurrn.
aufS auo batsu, ptlhe lis ale an Den ousrneorie:
ffsn Bar9tlo preiesn gum Sertauf antistsn. - Sbr
St'd beifebt ndmIib gum SbGil aus fplscucsn 9d
tern, ais:
S6war,s unb 5Gnty Ssibr, brrrli6e Delains,
fdBne 9Oie DE g6sprss. ptaip Dueals uno
Sllsnein, rinfdhss unp Sapapere Sud-, DUl.
lrne Delains, Shawl5, Collars u. (. 10,
SBis audi elm uCIIs adcrtemsnt ron
2ibicS Erduer.1Sddrcn,
ucn Den tsitsn SOrEn Drebr Srinbss, Strdmpfs.
panefbube M
SpH It Gnbt0
nit elmer pollen auspabl pon Baareu ftir G1dunst
uno Rnaben, oils
Sud-, Gaiiimere, Gahinrtt, baumpplle.
ne 6pienltpffe, Sperrs, 1t. +. tp.,
1ammt seblct6ter unb brau>
nen Wiuslins, Gbeds,
unb 2inrn,
allies psm bsltsn 0RasriaI unO ju ben nieoerlish
preiisp.
ONr8utter, Gtbmot;. Sbinten, Sped uno auoert
rroeutte roeroen I'M austaulh fdr IRaareu anee:
ncnlmen uno osr bSdhlts ORartprcts oofdr ertaubt.
Durh ben @srtau Der bslfsn gRoarsu an ben bill:
ti9ten pretltn bcffcn iie auf fsrnern 3ufpruh.
Wplle unb Surbse.
Ilsntaun. Gent Is ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-22
SHluerIr Scbct bicr!
Gin neuer Acknowledgment Stptr.
Sagenbu6 unb 6erI6,

6enabrid,tiseu ibrs Srsunee unb oas publitum
desrbaupt, CAP fis icsbeu stueu neuru
&ferbau>0er6tb sStcbr
errihtet batcu, uno ,rpar in Der 9BCit bamiltcn
3traSe Der Staot aaIntuun, eerote cbsrbalb oascn,
buGb's @otbaufs, oGpo iie 9tseup6rtis ouf 6ano
babsu, uno gu alien 3eitsn auf pano balten pcroen I;
Cine srues Berf6irbrntrit Saurrn @erdibGGaf.
Z ten pon aGIen Scnrunungsn. @rdss unp 0es
tratbss Wdt .Mafhinen, pcn Serlhicornrn Scr.
ten, purunter Qsss perbriTertrs patent, @strai.
bs'Drtas, DreI6mahinen, fir 3ret. bier unO
feds gferbe nit pfercesewalten, anbsre siler.
ne pferpesepatsn, Strpb' uno gSetf6fprn'
laub StnetpmnIdinen pst6s BON Sano unb
eurh pferpf9erpalt getreben perpen, Bet1h.
tCri6aIr pCn alien Srncnnunssn, @rcBe 9fr.
be'9is6sn, u. {. 10.
5erner.-5ufsiisn, Ndssl, S6rauben, Ban.
Den, 9abeln, S6ippsn unb Spaten, 6anps
Nehen, unb ale Nrten @irten Sc.
rGtbiAaftsn, 70 ME aud 0artsn
.... Slanlen aller Nrt.
Die c6i9su artittl wsrosn alIe etrpornt bos Ts
fno, uno arbeitsu md6eu. rpis e rstonmauoirt wer:
eGn, coer oas 8elo piro Dem 8dutr ,ariid critatts
Rcmmt bobsr Ginsr acmmt ALE uuo Tsbst fir
GID elbit, che tbr lcnitnc taufst - mir fno mlio
uno tsret as cbi9e Grtttel 81 jsi9cn un9 rcle gu.
frtsoenbsi gu 9ebsn, gu allen oCnisnisSu bic @sbrau
fur 9soa6ts 9srdtbibiftsn, @aarIn unp S6msrsisn
baben.
Da elm lrthss @nueru SerStbfbaftsn GatliIs.
msnt lhon ldn9ft in ausntauu esptnIbt purre. uno
nStbi9 mar, 70 bitten unhr;sihncte um acneieten
3upruh. nocm fis dbCrssu9t fdblcu. oos fe allie dn:
iprehenoe btutIhHicb ihrcr 70 iehr biui9sn prees,
10 rpis Der Site ihrcr 6srdtbltofpu, Waaren, u. f.
10. pcltcmmeu tsfrisoieen tSnnsn.
0~F Stse= uno Simotbp 9aamcu pire m alien
3sitsn I'M Gustauih fir ibrs g8aarsn anssncmusu
Sasenbu6 unb SerI6.
Hnrntoun csuIi Z 1853 rohp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-22
Mu6itDrS< Nn3ei1e.
Sn Dem QBailtn9eribt pcu Qrcbo Gountr

Sn Dem Baitn9eridt pcu erebo Gouutr.
5u Der Sathe Der Rsbuuna pcu eamuet 6smmss
rsr uno NRrlse @tono, Grssuicrs ccS psrilcrbsntn
penrr Ssmmerer, Ireibln pen Solbur9 Saunl6tp,
eeba GauntD.
limb nun duguh 6. 1858, ouf @Crihtas bss bsrru
SQarr, srnaRnts Die 9cult abraham 3ttaeufuB, ols
auottcr, um beiaste Rttbnun9 dbrrjuitbfn, psnu
RSbtl9 dberIuftttlu, 8srtbCituuS su MAIDEN uno 8s:
rtdbt Su CTltaIlen. .-s ..."
XYSN 1us ben llrFunbsu
S0 SGeuats.
Sods SoauSmau, S6rsitcr.
Der cten9cuanuts auniIcr miro ftcb ouf gGcntoes
ben lltCn Setcbsr, UNI 10 llbr 8crmiitaas, am Sat-
baue ron beurp Ntiu bauis, in @ntnuS. elm:
fuoen, UNI belaats butcrtaernihaft dbsriufselu uno
8ertbetluu9 nab cbi9cr Srcsr Iu MAIDEN, no oann
ALE intSrselrle psriruen fitb eiuFuNn tSnneu.
9lbrabam 3icsenfu6.
Gent. Is. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-22
MuDitDrS< Nn;eioe.

5ubsr GcurtpouGc III mon p(eoS
ucn es tb a Gauntp.
su oer Sahe Der 8Shnuns pen Rtutcu 8. Sens
msrsr Nlf9nis ron Scbn V. S6leifer, pcn Strr
9Rllfcrp, etda Gauntp.
limb nun ausuit 6. 1853, srnonnts Die Gcurt
Charles Ncifer, @fq ais auoitcr. um beGoets Rrd,
uun9 dterSuieben, uOsr3uften uno cine 8srtbsituns
Dem Scfts 9smd6 gu MAIDEN.
GWSN aus Den llrtunoen. ... .
Szasg S8cu9ts-J 2aGfeD. Trctb.
ESSben9cnanntsr HuotCr miro iicb ufclae ifner gr;
ueunJnS einflnosn an Dem .6auir peu g ecrge
Y 4, in ShemCrspiGc, setha @auntp, am Cams
itoa Den 9ten Sttrbsr, um 10 ubr 8crmttaas, aIluc
ftb alIs 5nttreeirts stnnosn t6nnrn, penn e IS oils
nStb9 eratbtcn. .
Geptemtsr Is. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-22
" & 6 l. [ Cb t
9t 4 If ri DIT

gStr6 ttsrmit pe9eten, baS Der uRter,rt&rete ais
Nemniratpr rpn Der SintrIl6cnihalt pes psts
FurpeHgH y NJ S' UTE Z, wa. RpleW
pcR gIlentdun, qsGa Gaunis, angsicIIs porneu
1T. Ollie pisisnsrn patsr, pelts ned auf tr9cnc
cine sGeilr an teIasts SintsrlaFeni&aft fduteiR
fnO, Dercen bisrpm4 uufssOrpat innsrtulb i
Bc6cu anjarufen uro absubsaableu limb ScI'
DE bic nod re6tmdsiss 6crtrunsen batcn niI'
gen, inc rbrnfalIS erlu6t IUI6e innrrbalb Der be-
IaSten 3eit wUbtefatist inwtdnbiSsn an
Sc9n 6. 9UFmah 9lbm'rr
Iuauf t8. na6ni