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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
summary of Intcrlor Ne,vs.

NEVADA Co.-The San Juan Press, of yes
terday, contains the following items:
The Bloomer Cut boys made five DAYS run
with sixty inches of water last week. and
cleaned up sixty ounces of gold, worth 81.
ITO, at the usual rate paid here for the best
dust, which is SIS 80 per ounce. Their wa
ter and labor cost them about $3.50, which
would leave them a net profit of $500 For
the quantity Of water used, and amount of
time and labor, this is said to be the best
cleanup ever made on the hill
Mr. J. B. Alexander has cold his Interest
in the Wyoming Company for $7,OOO-cash
down. This company are now down with
their shaft 50 feet They have many wears
of profitable labor before them
The Ohio Company who lately run lip a
shaft from their tunnel, and are now washing.
unfortunately had their sluices robbed on
Thursday night The amount of their loss
cannot, of course, be known. The Deadman
Cut used to be robbed frequently until the
propretors employed night Waterman.
The other claims that are paying will have
to follow their example
A SKELETON IN TuE.W WooDs.-On Tuesday
i''o't % hAS9oi9 : LIVING anu hcIOWell were
descending the hillside by their claim on
Sweetland Creek, they discovered some bones
lying on the ground, which, on examination.
proved to be those of a human being. The
skull and larger bones of the limbs and body
were there entire, but many of the smaller
bones were missing The remains are sun
posed to be those of a man by the name of
Kyle, who wandered away from Sweetland
about two years ago, in state of intoxica-
tion, and has never since been heard Of
MORE SLUIcEs RoBBED.-The sluice-boxes
of James Ii. Peterson d Co.. on Moonshine.
near Freeman's Crossing, which were robbed
some time ago, were again robbed last week
of, perhaps, S400 or $500. S. Howe's suices
on Yellow Jacket, were also vsisited by
thieves, and about $40 obtained
If this mode of stealing continues. the
thieves may look for fearful retribution ere
long.
FouNDRv-We have been told that 70 n.
dry and machine shop is about to be estab-
lished in San Juan. The engines and lathes
are already on the way. Further particulars
hereafter.
RIcH PRosPECT.-The Bloomer Company
have dirt where they are now washing which
prospects from 80 cts. to 81 to the pan. For
hydraulic diggings, where the "color" is
usually considered satisfactory, this prospect
is very rich. Mr.. Weisklttle lately bought
share in the above claim for $4,000, and says
he would not now take double the money.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

PuNoTUATIoN.-The points now used in
punctuation were introduced into writing
gradually, some time after the invention of
printing. The Greeks had none; and there
were no spaces between their words The
Romans put kind of division between their
words thus: Pubius, Scipio Africanus-
Upon the end of the fifteenth century only
the period, colon and comma had been intro.
duced. The latter came into use latest and
was only perpendicular figure or line pro-
portionate to the size Ct the lettcr. To Al.
dus Manutius, at eminent printer in 1870 we
are indebted for the semicolon and also for
the present form of the comma. He also
laid down rules now observed in regard TO
their use. The notes Of interrogation and
exclamation were not added till some wears
later, and it is not known Ly whom I6vert.
ed commas (") were first used bv Mons. Allie.
mount, a French printer, and were intended
by him to supersede the use of HGlfc letters
and the French printers call them bv that
name. But they have lately been used bv
the English printers to denote quoted mat
ter. In a London book, Tie Art Of Fralisb
Poetry printed in 1907, it appears that the
present mode of denotng quoted matter is
therein denoted by being set in Halic II il
not known by whom the apostrophe and
dash were invented.-7He Printer.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

HoYoLULU.-The Alta has news from Homo
lulu to Oct, 26th. The following core pom
dence is from that paper:
HoNoLULU, Oct 26
Beyond the usual shipping report, l have
very little of interest to communicate bv this
mail. Since my last per John Marshall, on
the 18th inst, thirty-seven whalers have ar
rived here from the Arctic and Ochotk
grounds, bringing an aggregate of 2O,7lO bar
rels whale oil, being an average of about 500
barrels to each ship. 0utof the thirty.seven
one ship had but thirty barrels, and four hail
as ''clean ;" T. c. nothing at all. These last
were all from the Arctic, and were those
who got discouraged in the first of the sea =
son and started down south, while some of
those who held out got from a thousand to
sixteen hundred barrels
The first cargo of ice ever imported into
Honolulu, arrived on the l4th, 14e DAYS frem
Boston. 1t came out in excellent order; and
in order that it should not waste from the
hot weather, the ship was discharged by
steam, being the first instance of the kind
here. The government pile driver engine
being used
The Merrimac which arrived here on the
18th inst, and sailed again on the 23d for Ac-
apulco, attracted great many visitors from
the shore, and the Americans here were lust
ly proud of their countrys ship. | was told
by an officer of the Merrimac that all of the
American ships on the west coast were or
dered to rendezvous in the neighborhood of
Acapulco, to be on hand in case there
should be any distraction thrown in the way
of opening the Nicaraguan route Should
nothing turn up to prevent the Merrimac
will revisit Honolulu next May.
The company of negro mnstrels which ar
rived here per Yankee, gave their first per-
formance last evening, to a large audience,
and made a decided hit Mr.. Mordo, the
manager, is much liked, and the entire COM
pany appear to be gentlemanly set of fell
lows. | predict for them a remunerative
season, to the loss, l fear, of Miss Ince and
her company, who deserve better luck. The
Legitimate" however, in Honolulu, as every
where else, is at a low ebb.
Honolulu ladies have taken up the subject
of collecting a fund in aid of the Washington
estate purchase, and will probably succeed in
raising quite a sum. know of no place
where moReyis e'tener raised by subscrip-
ton for charitable or ether purposes, than
Honolulu.
The next vessel for your port will be the
Yankee, about Nov. lst.
Yours, IMPRIMATUR
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
Notice.

Syrup of Yellow Dock, SarsaparIIIa, and
IOdide of Potash.
Iwodldiniorm my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my "coneentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock.
Sarsaparilla, and Iodde ofPotash as tie very best
preparation ofSarsaparilla now in use
We simply ask a trial Of this medicine II is fnr
hsheu the trade In boxes, containing one doz bot
Ample directions accompany each bottle
Applyto S. Y. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist
First street, Marysvie
FOR sale by O Il. +. SPENCE,
je5tf Druggist, 32 Main street Neyodo
MIX Il. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacrameuto
ana Is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver
tsements' and to receipt for the same. 0lice at E.
b. Davidson's Post Office Exchange, 4th street, be
tween and X near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
DalY'S Aromatic Valley WhiSkeY

Is put up in cases containing dozen bottles each
ea1~ For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. aug22- -3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

HoNoLULU.-The Alta has news from Homo
lulu to Oct, S6th. The following core pom
dence is from that paper:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

A CALIFORNIA ELYsIuM-A country resi-
dence In San Jose county is thus prettily de.
scribed by correspondent ofthe San Andreas
Independent
Encircling the residence is a splendid Cyno.
therus hedge, closely pruned and shaped in
grotesque and fantastic FORMS to suit the most
anomalous taste by the undulating radius of
irregularity. Within this dwarfed hedge is
grove of clumped trees which effectualy
preserves the cottage from the MONDAY sun,
and at each pillar of the portieo which sur
rounds the house, is a climber, or some spe-
cies of fragrant Towering plant, among which
is to be seen the "Gold of Ophir" Rose, all
the different varieties of Honeysuckle, both
native and exotic Dahlas, Japonicas, Pineys,
and many varieties of Dutch bulbous roots,
are Systematically arranged in adjacent plats
of ground The Lauristina grows very thrift
ty, and looks well this is an Irish shrub, a
native of the banks of Killarney, and the
groves of Blarney, where it blooms fresh and
green the year round, while in winter the
flowers shine with lustre more bright and
beautiful than the Albanian beds of crystal
zed rain. Buxwood looms alot while the
earth beneath is covered with a variegated
carpet of Verbena and Portuidcca of "many
colo. $" A large portion of the garden is
filed with nursery trees, for the coming fall
and winter trade, which are now ready to
lift for the market
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

TROUBLE WITH THE 1NDiANs--A dispatch
to the Sacramento Union, dated jackson,
Nov. 18th, says:
An affair occurred last evening among
some Indians near jackson. The main cause
was whisky. One Indian had an eye out,
and another had two arrows shot into his
side. He is supposed to be mortally wound
ed Two have been arrested and lodged in
Jail. One of them was so drunk that he fell
near a burning log at their camp and one
side of him was literally roasted To-day an
Italian merchant of this place was convicted,
before Justice Smith, of selling liquor to the
Indians A former jury had failed to agree
in the same case. He is not yet sentenced
A man was thrown from his horse near
here to-day, and one of hislegs was severely
injured.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
$4,000
HAVANA CIGARS!
NEW CIR OP!
To Arrive per Steamer Golden Gate,

OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS:
CINTA DE ORION LA ROsALIA;
FIGARO: CAIIABA;
Ell RIFLE: GARRIZIVEITH:
LA FAMA; JAS. KING OF VIM
FLOR DE VEGA; EUROPA;
PlNAR DEL RIO; Ell ALCAZAR;
Ell ACUERD0; BELESCOVAIN:
LA PINTA; ESTAD0s UNID0S;
HOY0 DE LA MAR; PRUEBEsE;
LA RAMA; MI PRIMERO HIJO:
LA MATILDE; AGRAMUNT,
MIGUEL LAIZ CA; RIsTA;
HlS0 DEL OCEANO; AMALIA;
TRlUNF0 DE BAILEN; La PAZ;
FRAZER RIVER; Ell DORADO;
VICTORIA; Ell nIvAN;
NoRIEGA; LA sABROsA;
JENNY LIND; BALAKLAvAj
EMPEROR NICOLAS; FoNTICA;
MONTORO HERMANOS
For sale on arrival, by
IL. q. HORN q CO..
s3 Front street,
noyiO-1m.2p SAN FRANCISCO.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
special ?gutitrx.

ReligiOus.-Rev. Mr.. Clampit, presiding Elder
of the Methodist Church South, for Marysvire Dis.
rict, will preach providence permitting this after
noon at o'clock. at the Methodist Church
HollowNy's Piils.-No case of fever and ague,
liver complaint, collie, indigestion, bodily weakness
sick headache. sexual difficulty can withstand the
curative and at the time inygorating action of
these Pills Sold so Maiden Lane, NY
The following are the reasons why
FISHES Inlable Hair Restorative, in its introduc-
ton to the people of California, has met with unpar.
alleled success.
Firsty-It never fails 10 restore Gray Hair to its
original color, whether Black Brown and Auburn.
Secondly-It cures Badness and removes all accu
mutations of DandruG and scurf from the scap.
Thirdy-By its use, the scalp may be kept in a
healthy condition, and the Hair retained IN color and
luXuriance.
Fourthly-In all cases this is guaranteed Ifa trial
fails to give satisfaction the money will be refunded
PRINCIPAL DEPoT-139 Sacramento ST. San Francis.
co. RICE, CoFFIN& CO.,
noy14-qr Sole Agents, Marysville
gsS~ Let no false decacy prevent you from consult
ing DR.. CHAs. II. TozER, of Sacramento who has at
tended and cured so many within the last four years
and all you who have no means to pay, can find in
him a friend, who will make no charges for examna-
tions advice. We would recommend all who are in
trouble to call him: and also to look over his trea
tise on venereal in another part of this paper The
Doctors Office is on Sixth street. between J and X.
S"cramehto' nov4yr
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

tbo 0ArrLE A DYMG.-We regret to learn that
cue, sne cattle are suffering much from want of
.S ,geu In the San joaquin Valley, and that
T% ITere Is a prospect of a large number diving.
- tne ram has not started the grass sufficiently
nGaS De Oh service, and unless more feed is sun.
Mor Meu soon the mortality will be ery great.
are ram Is already needed though there
ns are Tears that in the present feeble Condition
~ some of the cattle, a cold, heavy storm
oe injurious also.-Sam Joaquin Rep.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

SENATOR BELL ON Cor. E. d. BAKER.-Epi
sin sDHs alta: heard remark day or two
na"e' T,uSe' from Senator Bell, which attracted my
parleuiar attention. 1t was after this man
In. me people of this State ought to be col
beS'eu boa IN one crowd nd lassoed, and hung
GaIsn C.tween heaven and earth, right over the
tho4 O.ugh 81 Gate out here, for not having taken
~ nat ~ baker and made him the greatest man
to.T 'Ie united States. He is the greatest ora
cInu al, ever heard. A real genuine man. Nc
n,P'rap' no small stuff about him. There i:
not o. a man in the world that can fill his boots
not man living" M.
OoL Bakers Republieanism is all that ha:
prevented him from being a very great man
pohueally, in this State as he is already, ma
turally.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
Cheap Fuel.

COKE, for Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, and Coal
~ Stoves, This article is preferable to coal or
wood, and is a much cheaper Fuel, and is void Of
smoke and dust. For sale by the barrel or ton. by
the ''MARYSVILLE GAS COMPANY" oc17'lm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14
NO Drnsglsts, physIelams and Traders.

To Druggists, Physicians and Traders.
The subscriberrespectfu invites the attention of
Druggists and Country Dealers t, hslarge and well
selected stock of DRUGs, MEDICINES, &c, which he is
preparedto supply at thelowest market prices
My long experience in the business affords guar
antee that all orders entrusted to will be executed
on the most favorable terms, and by puttingup my
goods the bestmanner, careful packing ndprompt-
ness in forwarding, trust not only to give satsfac
tion but to offer inducements to purchasers unsur-
passed by any other house. ST. WATTS,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist
First street, Marysvle.
For sale by Il. +. SPENCE,
ie5tf Druggist 80 Main street Nevada.
Citizens Steam Navigation Company.
A dividend of two per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company, payable and after
the 2Sth inst.
Marysville, October 26, 1855.
oc2s-1Od HORACE BEACH, sec'y.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-16
Gin 9rpbes @erf fir 2t8cntrn! /!
so SSdbren lit Tetten !
Sssr bas Qstsn einss @mrritauiI6m Selasrn
Spn ihm lsltif Neldrieben.

SSrr bas 2s6sn einss @mcritauiI6rn Selasrn
SUn iBm Isttt 0eidrietsu.
S6iers III Der SjtsI elmer ctr msiit iuttrsTanttu
Blc9rapbiSn ocs Sa9es. - Tafdte hnt i'm ttetsn
SSbruar Die Yrcde ptrtaIIen-cntbGtt 430 Stitcn-
uno tcltSt nur $l.--Gs ut cine 1ement Gcibibte
tiuts amerifauiIhtn SttapCn int ptiten Shoen, rptl
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tiat bat, jultst ais Gin alter Ilanu TN 9ierctn 8u:
be fanb.
rOae fa9t fic preTt?
Die Gsitbihts miro auf cine ltitjt gu prrffchrnGs
Bsifs sr;Sttt, uno rprr ib oaS GBSrt fault piro &C
tnum psett9cn tSnutn bis &C ss ourb9tlrIsu bat
81. @ra, GBalbin9trn, D. D.
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miro ptit mtbr gBirtuu9 ae9Sn bic Sttoptrci ba6en
ais wchtaus9cpcunsne SfcpSs, 70 pabr is aub iulnsr
ittn mc9Cn.-am. Saptt.
6isr IN elm 8ucb pen gHobrbtttn, iiirtrt ais CT:
biGbtun9cn, uuo taultuo SRaI msbr burbOrinacpO
eine sinfabG Grabbing lCtsnslYn9liher llnttrori:
dung. mcIhs bic @lbrbeittn otr 98irtun9 irnrr be:
fcnbcrsn SuilitutIrn tlor an ben 5aa trihst-Das
BUD III wirfIitb psrtb eoR IS 9slm wirp.-S SRilfSn
RsScre.
Gin Hssnt far jrSce Gaunty,
piro c9teih pCrIanst rprlbrr oaeIbE als rtiftnbsr
a9ent pcrtautt.-@tn fclsbsr fam psu
$50 bio 800 per nIenat perSicnen.
Das NBtrt if fsbr lbSn ssorudt unO sebunbsn.
uno III 10 9rcS ais bic Bitber bic ecpSDnlitb fir
Sl.25 Ssrtauft nsrpsn inosm mir aber pSnt9tCns
100000 9rpisn ourd bic 2istutsn abufrsIn 9cosn.
fen, 70 BADEN mir ben NIsinptrtau prsis an nut
81 feit9tkth
Gin Sampts:Gcpis Sts WsrfS miro ourtb bic Qcf,
oos porto btSabt, nab Gmpfan9 oss prsiecs-strid:
falIS uuicrs YripotGirtutars an bic assutrn, nit
esn 8srin9un9su, w. 9cianet- abbrsllirs
). Dayton, Ssraussrtfr.
Sc. 90 auu StraFs, Nsupcrt.
GPdr; 81. 1853 r93R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-16
Sr. SSSnlfOlt'S
q msrifaui I6e 9illen.
Trcm6c fir bic 2ciSenbcn
1lFna NmeriFa SieArcidl !

Cine tsius S6abtst pcu YiIcn turirt 90 aus
100 SGHau. ,1Siu 8atlan,, tsiu Wsrsurr, tStn b.;
fsr Scrub oss 2thsn,s, feline Gsfabr oSr GntoCduna.
3rsi tlcine piasn cine Dciis cbue Gci5bnlat uHo
70 asfabrlcs ais g4alir. Sc(Is anpsIun9 miro 1es
sstsn, 70 paS esu Ynttlut fh tit 70 tdbCr surirsn
fam, oIs ourb ben Ratb rss sifbidtttsn @uncari'
tee, un0 piS tegtr ais curb cen Satb chEr, iis
wsni3 @rfubrpu9 in eiEfr &rantbEit BADEN.
g4irO radb ir9euo eiHm 2bsil Nes eanoSs ssIbidt.
rssnn 81 an Dr. ., q. @aitcu, 99c. 15f, Niero I.
Gtrabi, uRtsrba!6 ber &afs, Ybtoostpbid, stianot
nirc. ttsins fiyo ddht, psnD bic SbahtcIn nitbt
bic ssf9ristens lIn'srfbrf, .. q. @aItsn, Gissns
tbdtnsr, on9stradt ba6Cn.
Or. g8aloa's @trtabrsu ssgen Ss!Gh: SJ1iS6raub,
Shmahbsit &c, 1T 9angib vsrlhiectn vsa ben sss
fpGbnItbsu 3tbdnelunasn. Gr bot bunrErts pfn
YSGsE ssbtilt, pltds surtb anosrs ebus S2ufcn BE-
banestt pcrosn rparsu. Die Ssbaneiuns surtrt ic
esrpig ats Die Scnus auf9cbt. SbIisFs siuCu etsmp
Gin uno oobrsirs Or. 2Bott6n, rps c6sntsfast-
fdrei6s cine pclIe @sfhbts estnss SalIss nstcr unb
bu rpirt ben Sag k9usn, all osm eu csn @sTIub sss
Htaht bait gu sTbaltsn rpas 9spiS ift-eins rabis
sale &ur.
Sssrunr 3. ualS
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SIT d xafcI
gS q aren't Ia 9er.
.fiid,anacln une TaFel.

Bette Sirts, 9imsrid, ghsinia, Sutseuts So.
rsllsn, Ses, unb jeoe Grt BON anbern S5iI4anesln,
Jorsllsn S5liesen, Gut uns antfre Suooos, Meb.
insne gtetls, gJilGrutbtn pen isber @attuns {;
Canton Graf, Sei6snr uub 5aarI&nirr, NeBe,
Gjil'G Gwsin, GildnsBs Swrin, gadi9ndrr, Yianp
unp Dultimfr DRAFT, unp giplin-Saitsn.
Ed,tcs SarIem Del, stn rrtiamrs glittsI
fir S6mrrSsn in Der SruR, Gravel unb anbsrn
dbnItdsn &ranfhsitsiaasn. gbrnfuls
Seine GnsIiI4e TwiR elntduTse unb brrpstts
6lntrn, WulpsrsGlasfS, ShrutIGde unc pruhts,
8dmetd9s, unb S6isBslpparaten i'm Q1eemrl.
nen. 6Co. 10. Scybcr9er, Smprrteur,
SIC. So (oIie 90. SOY Sicro erine StraRe, 2bdren
uuirrbatb Dem 81. Gbarfss' ontSL Ybilaeslpbio.
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Or. De Nrmpn6,
Qctthin son Scr Nitp STARTS


o(trpc CT bic psrannpcrtide prcfsfcnsne stsns olf
principal arst uno 2Buuoorit in Dem locfptat Dr
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3eit or unaufbSrtdb in prcfticnstIEr 6iufdbt rurt
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msbr cra6upe 1tnntniS pcn ,Srautbeiten unb Der
mSulblthtn Sr9oniattcn ju9CSc9en, als irSfuo Gin
anotrsr Ir;t ron lGtnem IttT.
Gr cffsrirt nun hem Tu6ttum Die nlsift nitbtjsr
orSsustidS Sdtft pcldbs cine mCnfbtbe Samitit nur
psrlanacn fam, uno cbrs rpslbe cs riSI yu lCteen
bat, upo tueltb ausartsn muR
Or. DC armcnb'S yGsn fir Jrdurrj jin,mrr,
fir bic Reoutaticn, uuo um oos ean,s Sritrm unS
natdrlis Sreaui aticn, 70 pie he mcnottihs 3tits
Ycriroe, ncht 70 cIt oureh su9t'c9cre 8rrt6ltuu9,
Cesr aus 8rrnobtiGi9un9 70 of cbtruttirt wcrcsu,
pcraus eaRn drcniid)e 0rantbeitCn uno Iusjtbrune
bic Scl9cn iinO, in ScIuncrr Sepr9un9 gu baltcn.
81. R.-@ubeirotbSts Somsn icUtsh hieft 9iacn
nidt aebrauhcu, uuttr 9criGcn tclcurern lmtinoCu,
ctftbcn ctr Gtbrauh ourb feline lnbsqusmtdttit
tEeItict fin pdroc. uur oag s pcrfhert fciu tenn:
ten oo6 fs ale S6itru'ticncu ws9rdumcn, uuo Die
rc9ul6rt lltrre 8ewr9un9 brtttfabren pureCn.
Or, De armrnb's Srrrrn unb 0amrn StGrf,
mo5'Ylsn,
9lscu oGIS GENERALIZATION Der Sencrotirs Srlanin,
Snrcttntr, Sfrlitn uue trnftituticuIlG lntrudht-
tarstit Der GEiOsu SSblEhtcn, pclthcs scmsinislit
ole Rclultote rcu unuatdrIibem SpiGbrouob in brm
frthrrn 9Ctsu fno, obtr purtb ben 6CtrGub h.lCr
YiGsn, pisosr 9inJttb ;ur 8siunobcit bcrasitsll
rpcrcsu tSrneu, pie cirs tei un;Shlitbcn Saulnteu
tsrsitS etltbrbsn in. Der 9rces SbSpfsr 6sobib,
tists tauslitbsS 8srsud9sn, uno tau9lits Scltats,
pcn ocr ptirotbsSuItluticn cbne ipClthe mir Elm
@ihts ir rem srcgGn Drama oss esGCns fino.
Damru 8c9utirenes piCm, So pet Scr Scr.
tcussuoe 4i(lsu, s. per Scr; lperSsn uno Damrn
Stdrtun9sspiGcu, So pct Srr.
Die 9iGCn fne nit Keller anpsiluns in elmer &C:
pdnIbtrn Germ auf9cmatt UNI eurtb Die rcit nOtb
ir9tno sintm She'll Der GStlt 9eIauot ,u ruerosn.-
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tacslpbia Yraamt be9titSt burb Den YrSis Der Vit:
len, rpEreen plnttlib bscr9t.
Der Scttcr fam in Der @n9tiibcu uno DeutIbSn
Sprncbs, in Der ltrittstcu @srtraulibtrit, psrSub
coCr burt Bricft, in alien ilmIfdnosu uno in 8I;ue
auf ale @s9snduoe, b auf fcins prcfrIfcn ts;ist.
emo, ariprcehsn wsroen-uno 70 piro er autb 9rlu.
dc in ir9snb elmer Gntfruuns atltatten, wenn ss
psrlan9t ptrf.
april Z, 1853. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-16

Stnabrihtigcn has publitum Gas fie an ihrcm
paaltibulidrn SlCteCritcbr, in Ger 2Btt bamilfens
StraSe, SIC. IL, uno nabs bsi Wrfsrs arstbeit ess
senwdrtis eineu berrihsu Scrratb ..
9rn CONNER &lciter
auf Sono battu.-DerfclbE III pst erSbsr offs 10 irs
9tno elmer 3tit ucrbsr uno ibrGtabUitmtnt tas bCs
tinecridtsits in aItutoun.-Sie batfsu aIss prlbss
pcu gRdnnern uno Rnabcn in eincm .alticdlicbr
atluht piro, wCldIe 1rtiftl alIe an ftbr nicrrrcn
prCtRtn pGrfauit wCrecn.-Ste bCmdhsn lidb habtt
tmmcr rdg i6rs gBaorEn ftcts rcn rcrjdgdber Gdts,
ururm Gtrtt. uuo ouf bic 6sfts g8rfs prfsrtst fno
-mCbr lc, ais fs in irgrno snem Gtatlilsmsni in
orfcr etaet dnsttrrhsn wsretn. : Guft rabCr BET
ibnsn an rem
0eIHmdfypltru Glcibrr Saus
an, nnS ibr pcrcst nrsn, COS birs Der Srt fir aat
it, brs ScmmcrsGintdufe lbtisbsn nsus unp &c,
uanfhs Smlss in hth, icltbc. eiS in tciusm onestH
Rou fnaunf,S ,Shncerr:GtattifSmtnt in 1nenfaun ans
9rtrctIsn pcresn tSnnSn.-Sbrs Sitter fuo nit her
oucrsrSgfu Scrsfalt aussstpdtlt, une wsrhsn nod1
oCu ntutfrh Gtrits uEb Salhicus ouf9en adht, uno
pcrcen aenornt eae fis esrocS fas fnp, fir rpas s
bci bem @Crtoui rtpretntirt lvsrpcn. Salttt es i'm
Seo6btnis, RAP cta lecrs 6lcinungsiidd pclhcs in
otlm Gtattitment pcrtouft miro ron linen cltli e"s
macht nte, uuo beg man fidD oobcr oarauf rsrlafcn
fann fae bic Nrtct out uuo oausrtaft in. Inter
ibrSm un9tbsuern Gfrrttmsnt fnec man:
Jur;, alt arisn artifet, bic fEr Sommsr ,alfittr
srrldnst wsresn tBnnsn.
Die tsrHbnttfts StatIatbr in Bc,us nnf 9rciris,
Nd9b nnb &rCiui9s Strbr, m bic, oab fat
g a tat n, uno rabcr tSunsn fis
SiIttsrr Serfaufcr, ais irscnb siniSe
brr anbrrn ......E
ibre SITTER rtteh uutct ihrer ciSsntn 1ufIiht auf,
asmuht. uno ,uteet. bcdb aud rd5t Jum Renistsn:
Sic pGrtaufsn ti,Islbe ur IA t b ass 70 as Il {
wtrtti d. o.-Sit batsu aud sinsn srtesn
Stcd pcn
Suleid&rr, SsmSsn. Cellars, Scmmr,S ,Strimpft,
llntfr'5smpsn, llnlrrs5ulsn Bon uIsn grtsn
unb turJ aars rpctbss sepSbuIia in Strbrs risfr
trt 9rbatn pirr.
8ufrt on uno isbst ibrs GSdtst, sbs sbr .frnipe
tauftt, esn is tiSeh ibre 9Banrrn ale gang ssrns.
inbCm fe periihcrt fdbIsn COP ale esIsits cine 9tE
naue llntctfudnng ausbaltcn
Str bisbcr9c libcrale lIntcrideun9 3eIfn is ibrsH
berjlihsn Dant une perrsn ftb fsrnsts
bin tcfrt6sn, oattb tiaisc prsibs uuo CUTE Aritd
bic 3ab itrer Runoen uttb um piclrs iu usrmsbtSn.
8reint8, Nrlisb unb Srrtnis.
Hpril 81. 1853. rdsu