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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
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gtrdt5sanwalt (Attorney at Law)
amtslute eIniss 9bdun unterbalb 8edtcIt
:, ,9lmerttan 5otel," 9Iarntaun, YtnnipSantCn.
RGr gr fam in Der Gn9IiiGca unb Ieutidn
5praGe aeiprcten wertsa.
Ret 10. 1857. .ei5i
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Wf q fr { [ { II.

SIC. l. uaO ), in /, unO 9onsrn 81rrtts, J
bG6fu tei
gDplle un6 Surtge,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
9ufcm s.lEaare1F.

Gia srsStr uno pptfnusafumtcr Stcd ron e5lc
Gnt Guitns sBaariu in Gets Cbtr ttiR stlit
sctbt(su ~ pettaufu tct
Gn,itb unb Gr6mer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
0rpcerirs !. Girprerirs !!

Gin frifbe5 aGcetez,eut rcu 3udfr, Saffss, S1ep=
lafTss, Spefrcitu. 2bscn, Rcfiucn, srtrtdnds aers
fl uub 9friibs 8irf5sn, stf., nchtfsiI gun @ers
eauf im Stcbr sea
8. Z. S6fau&.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
g rpscrei eH.

Gin bsrrthss afrrtemcnt pcn Grslcries. ats 3ts
dr. GaFss, 5grur, She, Shinteu, Gesf GewGrsc,
8rFRca u. f %. on 5aub unb sU psrfaufen tsi
gScTte unb 0urfoe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Gs ijf SOIsSerbor

SS ut SOInSecONc
unb bod 1T es Wabr
ous bic arutdrn tartn Soften uuTsrs iuu9s eeutc
nidt barren abbaIten, psnn ie Ginm0t Ftb oasu ents
lbcgau babeu, bos .pdusbalten Gniufan9cn, uue pts
es itst iheiut miro oies6 Srtbagr ein farterer 5n;
rran9 ais ie gu etm
@lIcntGuit SGina StpDr,
st9enIter Dem Gourtbauis feir, uno guar nur aus
6er llrashe wst berisGte tmmer m:br uno mebr be-
tanut Eeiro uuS autb 3ustsb nan Etb ttsrSsust bat
oag man coIstt ir9sno cttpas uno Iaes erbatten
tann, mas in Dem GsG3e rem
Gueenswaarfn, 9slf pttr Grcdtrte -Iu pis
Stein<, GrGtns, BRITANNIA, @jtass Wnp GEL
BEN sBaaren, unb sampsn,
i'm enaemsiucn Gsbrautb tnt--uno ,par an Qrtis
fen pEit uiecri9sr ats Otisttsn frGbcr in esba &C.
9stouft perpsn trnnten-ebs ber
SIftcutaum Gbiua GtpDr
9eSTnst merbtn III. Risir ba0sn nun ouf 6auo une
III psrfaufcn ben meiit auS9eotbntttcn uno ptrfhts
osnarti9itEu Stpd Bet is Dem Yuttifum gum Ssrf0ui
anastctcn uuros. gDir enlpfanasn autb rt9smiBi9
aregs SerrabG prn Den pStcicn unc nretft 9tfudten
patternS, um bic iniI1tr yduebmfHee ciobfra9e lei
uns ju ttfrteot9cn. limb ca mir unftrs 9drje Nufs
mtrfiameGit bor0uf 9eribttt baINR tn 9rCSen Nuea:
lkAtH 81 uHp IGluNW GIltbo ItH N''AIS"kh~
ben 8tvluftcn in eGu Cities pcrjutcu9en, D tonnen
mir an grtijGa rsrfaufcu, bertn 9EDle utcmano
elcisb tcnmsn fam osr nibt cen u6mliben 9lGn
eiubtist. aair batsu SIsiebfolIs eiat 9frbePerune
in etm
2amFens d aft
ein1tfIbrt, pgtbs turtb Certificate nun in uuftrn
pauSsn peu wcbt6etauutcn Yar9rrn pen allen Sbcs
len Sss gaunps ts bicrt6e 9etrauden, ais pett rcrs
sd0uher Gfjebnst pCrSen als tr9cno etpas has btcs
iupcr I'M Gstrauth nar-bslrnpers binfbhib Der
GinfaAbeit, Renbeit uno 6euiaFsit bfs eibtt.. Sbs
C. @Orjd9thtCit ttitsbt sum &bct aus elmer cneer:
barren Ginricbun9, rpcrar aIlcS 9EaGrtal in Slanl=
men psrrrdnbst uno rttbts fit Sauh ttri9 9sIapsn
ptro. Seb fam baeurtb Gin eiGht MAIDEN rpeldes
een teteu lIrihtittseidtsr 9tetdb ftmm fir Sent
bic Stunor, CbCr Gin etbt pshcs llnlhlitt:9ihtcr
9lgitb fcru,t fir Sent per Stunee. SIS 1T btsIt
Sampt ais cine 6anos, Saue: ceer Stl5:eamrs Gin:
9tribtet. @Itibfa(I5 ale cine
Iarlprs uub SrnamentdI Gainpe.
Ssrnsr ais cine 6Gne;s2amps fir Gtcbts, bctds,
Dinutr uuo Stt:Subrn, iopie aud fdr 9rcGs ,6a!s
len, Sirhsu uno StraFeus9amptn StGidts III sanl
ciafah batflia GNa5 uctbmtuoia, bat fsiue SPRINGS
rter Sbrauttn I'M iie In Srlnuna ~ bOteu uno
fam eabSr Ritbtous Srbnun9 ttnneu--unb trauiht
blcs ejnmal in iypsi g2eben ,9gtrimu" su rperecn.
DieftIbs maiden burthaus tgufn 8auh. ale 6Su:
frr tSnusn cine GeIs9;nbsit b0beu oisfttte pcutrm
men ;u pretirGr, ebs fc toufn, forte aud 9seadtI
Certificate sirjuisbtn, an Dem
9IlIentdun SDtna Gtpbr,
Dem GSurtbaus esr S;taet IGsntaun stSsndber.
Stbruar "a. nltp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
9f q CD + / 0 t.

piro tisrmit 9c9lbtu, taS Der lnttrihristsus ats
Ntmiuiitrocr Der 5tntsrta5trihaft Ger rsrffcrE
semen IT ariua Stegfriso, kgtbia
pcn Ntrers MOuu9is Sauuldp, etta Gauntr, an.
atitsllt wcrrtn tt.-Aur, rudHs on t,ioate biuters
tafrftoft fhuttia fno, mtre,n eabtr aufgcfcrestr,
inntrtoIO 6 QSc.htn ot3uttJahlsn, urS Gcltbr, oi:
rCdb rtdmAt3s Scrctrur9cu bo6tn, ttliStrn ibre
Rshnan9'n tbtn'a0s btnnrn btfaStcr 5tt rsbttss
liStist ub3ntiscn, an
Ganie! 8. S!:9irsb. Gbm'r.
APUi Id rqiaI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Smit5 unb asdmrr.
S1anaI,nIfs GGfrr,

Gins tsrrtihs 1usnaH gpastins, g6utinas. 81:
dinst, gbsas, 2tf4tdhse, Stifh einsR, 8,anfsrs
ESdritats, @uilts, u + 10, eet fhSuFs Enforcement
eat Il in G0entauu mar, uHp pnst5saT pcNfea ID
strfoufsR ta
Gnitb unb Sr1fner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
g nla ! Sals Coli J

GjtWlhIsits un0 feint6 S0Ij gu psttauftn 9fil
2ad obtr 8ufbd, ON Strbr pen
g9rue unb 9urt1e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

9feue
sSrGblilg0s aSn0reSs.
8pQe unb 8urbge
Giatttu ihrcu SunStH fdr tisherias IibTak Inter
fhsuE9 efTsHtlidtn Daat ab uuo bcfsR eurh Mage
tft suttr gSaarta an ben siaigiItn Treen auf eiae
Scrtenrtr ibrtS Suirraas, ON
Slcneu Sfpbr,
an Dem ususH picrii6di9sa GstaaSs, 4 Shdrsn urs
i<rhatb Gem @iarftriae, pamlttca eirabe ia aatns
tnun,
$50. o.
Safat1 sr8fHsn air a'anmsrtis sintn iamtiten
SteG vou Srublinas.Butsrns
maht pir an Ssu aarbinisftfa greiita sua Scr:
tauf ansieteu; IN hA faFsuO a--
Sbpar3r Seite, Geiae Gfdlties
0inrp Sfibe, 9iGuS DeIaius,
Surti8e 8eTsts, 8rress 9sIains,
0in9bnm6, ShnpIs, 2apus, Stpara6,
@tantifas, Collars 1t. {. 10.
gBis AUDI Gin Dtats aFcrtsment pcn
2abicS Erancr=sSaarcil,
psa tet bstsn eOasn Dteg= 5riahes, gHaHpft.
pautfauts &c.
pGftduSia
nit rinsr oc1en ar6F0aM rSa aSaarea fdr D7dHns'
un6 &Rats1s als
Iua, @aiiin,ers, GaIIinctt, baumppQe.
nc SOienftrHr, GpsGbs, 1t. |. To-,
Iammt 9cbieihter unb braits
neu Niu8tius, GBe6s,
unb 2irer,
at1es rom beRea gROtaiut unO "a bea uittstiitN
prsiffr.
Ces-Burfsr. edsmdt,. ShinFrr SPsd unt onocrt
l>racafte rpeteea i'm Gpstsafh file gBaarsR ar9e
nrnmtR uab tsv DFhfts gRarttprcis bafGr crtaubt.
Durb ben gsrfauf ber ScfteR gBaOrsn an ben til
G9Isa Srstfsn bofsa iie uuf fsrusrn Suiprua.
Wp(le uub gurb4t,
IlgAteun, I2Sri 81. 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
0ibelz z9tie6erla0e.

Die Soda GaunfY gttets GjtIrqG60ft fat ttrs
NiceuEaoe i'm Su6fotr gum .,esta gatript" In
Alsntaun, mo gtbeln unb Sslamsnte tnpsr16!e.
benen gprsarn gu ben tIQt8Qen grrfcn 3u babgn
6rS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

Spir9cl! Spie9el! Spir8rl'
gStn atsn SrSFsn unc artcn unr gu alien prsis
en-, 5u ptrtaufeu I'M Gtetr pca
Q. 8. Gdlau4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

~ errtn II 8 .
St0erbettS< ItIfe1t.
Ser amcrfauutc SbempiDn
-..sar---==-=--,.-. Der usulitbe 8eyTub tst BEN
5sssfi 8rante Nl R q B / Il q tat ben
81 E4slsI{ Strcm osr Sfsntihta gQsinun9
eIs4IIaas inrcrfirt, uub bas @crbitt ron
E.4 nlsbr ots 200 6cusrn CntfhsibCno
Efrs'4f M telt&ti9t eeb y 6errin9s" B e
HEst'atsI Ibifsdi eiRji9e & / Il c / # 10 f
ssss.zs-- slEstsLtb n / d. perbren
S.zsiEss 5szza'gZttasS nu5su9 aus Dem 8etiht Der
Gtmmtttee, tet ber Seuersprobe nit btn etiernsn
6iften ju 8sabtn9:
;, Im 26flcn Se6ruar strfarnmeltru Fb aGte Die
Mtt9ltCofr bSr &cmmtttee, nm bic aiiten, Gddbcr
uno paptEre Quslte in oiGitl6e etth0n pcrosn pa:
rep) gu unterlubcn, une ruaren psutammcn 6efrit:
ot9t ooB a(Ics redbt ivar. &m faeenesn Sage fane
ras grennen att, luter ber Gufftbt oer Committee.
0lGth etRem rehtmIB9sn uno unFartbttiiGhtn 8rens
nsn fir Stuuoen, UUree bic 1ilts ron GpanS uRe
QSatrn 3aerit 9tSlfuct-bc Site bate auf be- in'
nsnSi9tn Seits 8tur 9efon9'n, unS btr 9nbott mar
gum Sbstl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bsr 9nhalt in Der
8tlts Utn SarrcIs uno Serrir9 in 9utem 3nftante
Ep"r, nno man tau0 fs'a 6rusr auf efr tn~snp'9sa
Sttc fsrIsI6er.''
QlnterjdGnCD $. 8. 6eIir,
y. 81. Coleman,
" 2. pelfeuI
6 M ittre.
limb intcrFrt rcn dbsr 30 hsr bstsn g3Sansr in
&soein9.
I2oon9, sRSrj 2, 1857.
Die rbiarn Riftn tSnnsu in Nuetnfbsin aeucn,:
men Dereen an SO. 81 glatnuSsStraee, alInc tas
gutitum fiCb pcn osr 9rc6su &crjd9Ithett pcn
,,bsrtiu9s patent Champion" ti6sr Die bsie9ts uuo
auf9spcIitsrts .,iRpSaOi9s Giisn &bar SaIamenesr"
dbey;su9sn tann.
SatsY unb 6srrin9,
Die ein;issn @srfrt9Er pen .ptrrines gotsnt
Champion 8iiftu in rirsm Staat, SO. 81 28aInuFs
5ra6c, pbiIapsIpbio.
Der @srIutb patber burh aubsrs Yartbsttn &c:
mabt wuroe, uni Den Ruf elmer Rts auf,uprIittrn,
rpIthe fth 70 gang uno sar ais un;ulYn9b bti ;l.
taui9sn 6euer56raafcn in pbitaoGlptia (Ranfttao
4lae) bepisieu bat, baeurh baE sins aus bsm Stchr
zines a9sntrn @. Il. eane) pcn boppettsr
D (prrT5isoen pen benitttsn pslhe is rerfau;
fsr) 9sncnlneu purbs, UNI cine pcu bsrrinas (nur
baIb 70 bid) aubutrtnnsu, bat fsbl9dhlasen, uuo bat
lcmt nit Iituer v2rpientGn 8slCbuuna ;uiaulusn &C.:
rcftn. 5srrinas Gifft tcnnte nitbt psrtraunt pErs
ben, ndhcs uuumitSFItb Ssi9t, bag bic sines Site
perauf man Rtb paIaBen tann, eie 6errinQss6iits
III, ron peld1Gr mGbr als $4,000 lest in m:rtthsm
@tbraudo Tnc, uub mcbr ais 200 Nno fbcn rurb
Ssuer prctirt perosa, cbnI aub nur siusu sinJi9su
BeruiI.
gRai l3. 1857. uqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
SIC Hns,nS.@iifcr.

5ApdrEs, traauss Nro Hanes Iuh ron aTfsr
FseiFeR, atls E1en GaTFmUr1, Gatitnet6 psH atIer
SerbtR. Spseot, SentRSo Sssn*, GGttta uub S;ei:
hn, 1StRnss, SeeenrdpSt eiftiRas EEo tGy3 anes
sa8 nut pt46aat nsreea faur, rcbtfst gu ccrtasfsH
Sd ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
0rpfse 0Sar1oiats /!

Die i0tGldhnetsn Nno ueUfib ren 9icurtrf anp
pbhotE'Psia mr6d ssfcbu, uue empfauaU nun tS9:
lid gSaarsn, rpsihe Ts an ecrcifeu, uit ben Stitu
dtsrEiui urrno. roieter aScten rptresn.-uatSe cen
beptits crhaIteuen 9Gtsr beFabet fG, Gin bsrrlies
1dorttElent bcu
9GbieS' SreRs Sltcr,
ats atpatas, Se6sat, Gbaai, Sere9e Ddaiue. On.
Gale, Grape De Erans, auo aGe TarStH ron Drs5:
Seben, rodpes allies Oiris fur 8arsaS aH9ttcten
pirD bi
Grim, Henin9er unb Sc.
Sy1aumS=0ntcr.
ais Suh. Gaffmrss, 3tpstes. Gof&mSrstt, orts 7trs
ten Scans, ole 1rtrn gRelinst, SCfisries, Gracats,
ScftmaGsnars, 5embsfrffe, uno itcrbaua Sin rcass
afertsmfnt GEanntsSGtsr, gu erbattsa bel
Grim, 9ieninaer unb So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
= II / c II 6 p q 4 t c II,

Gin ntuss lFcrtemsut pcn AuisnSpaarsn sci bet
Sdt uno tsim Stdd, pjs ss psslaust spiSs. vcblfh
gum 8srtauf bei r-...
8. 6. S6taG6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Gufcnsspaares unS Gnieoel.

SIR afe1tsmsSt Gclrr BaOrSu il in eer Itc1
staaErb, uhS fe fibtsR psrF5,vt cap Ft nismanp in
OitfsR Gdtev huterpsrFaufln faun.
Uutb unb RSbfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
0dbiee' Orefs: Siiter,
m ma,,nS=G;iitcr,
@tbtpar; 5cibcme MeantiIlaS.

Gin ROLES atTrrtcmrnt eSnf fhoar; friesueu Wortt:
ias, an afIsn srsigen, wctme 9rtitd ht Gucbfer ae
il fir Sar9do pfrtnufen tet
Grim, 9feninorr urp So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
@a1s ! Gait! @al;!

gemablcnes sivrprct Gal, IN Sdfsn rtsr tttn
8ufhg!, ?Qhten f!tuss Gat,, Gairp CAY in t!sinei
SI4sR, ~ Sartauftn hi
Smitb un6 8rsmer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
SiGR4 %
9teut @ daren
Sasnp QSOlfssS Sfo6r,

StraesH, sssenaSr 5aseabsah's Saaaaas.
.. .. g tb { q u d.
maat fsiuen aesbrtea Gunoet uuo atsR ucbri4ta
bstannt, eaS &C feeteR pcR pbttaostpbia wab siSus
9cvf 5urGt9setbrt it, nit etRSua Scr hefiea uas
pe5lftitffsu HSertcmcuts pen SrctsawearSH, GrcR:
rteE, SuieHspaarsn. ett- et.- Gas IL ir9euo eincm
Stebr in etetu Srts 9sfunekH UerocE fanR, Ski:
ne 9laarr ftnb nit Qtbnasltstt in BFy9 auf gtI
uno s8cMftGheit ass9ep1bIt, uuo haber taert si=
ne tRanecn sao oas game guttitual str, ansarafea
une fss affertsmsnt gu fssea. ee e cnftao taafen-
Das 8eiebsa fcitst nidtS uao a,aa fam Cd dos
eurd6 Scu hCr a6Gbrbeit sss Geio9ten GtsrSsueer,.
q. 3. SGtau&.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

OI1eftrn uuo Gabelu, autb Gatcu alein, eSfeI
Nv 9ihtsriSdc, 0ihtiteersn, 5rnutbctrtn, Shse:
ren, SolhcHs uuo ShiacbtmsiTsrn, Stsilbpoo9sn uni
aaeers gum pousBots aasbi9s IrtIfst, ~ baben tsi
4, .. G9oGEr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
O6rnet l1le Sef:&ufb.

IUsa mas in bieftn G,Gyhiftss3 3nsiS Vcrtan9t rcr:
bsn fsnn, trifft nen stenatts tei bnSn an, unt fs
9eten bic @erii6run9 cas aS6'rbat ben 5eeitSt'
ten piss IrtitI Ritman6 a6ebisILtr rrtauftn fam,
ais pie iIE.
BG'Itls Qrtn trr nerSGrti6en eantstfrcrut'
ten mtraen TN IustmlA F6r 98aaua angrnem.
nlen, aaD tafar Der b6Ai1e MarFtpreis eriautt.
G5utb uub GGfer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Gntri,Ss9 s9Nnarem.

Gin rc1ss alTcrtlmcut IN Setts, belm Dueene
oeSr pdgttueeuo, i'm StCtr uab su perfanfru bel
gpp(te unb Surb9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Nte Snmeabifattum1s.

AJte OUlTENUYtUEEiINy$
oit ftattsn benz puttifum ibreu un9ettubcItfn
Danf ab fir bsrstts 9snoGsue &unof5baf uuo bitter
um cine Ssrtoaaer ber(ct6eu aIs nsus 0ufanser, unb
fGbtsn ptrFdert baG iis in 6iufitbt bsr @ats bsr
aavcn uuo ber tili9sn prci6e aGe tefrisei9cn tSn;
nen.--SRufEt ba6sr an uno d6erjsu9t Cub ron Der
2Babrbsit os6 Stcnacfa9ten-Scun eas 8gisbsn fctct
ia ntbts, uno Die @Gtir pGrOtn ale 9onj 9CrnE 9e'
;s9.-8erstGet Den Srt nIbt s6 III perlGlbs SO. 8,
Beitseamiltcn StraBt, In Iurutauu.
0utb unb .I6rcr.
SJadrJ 81. 1853. na6c
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
&oieael 3! Sp!eoeI J

Sine ausrpobt ron gpissd pru aIsn grftfsn su
uertaafsn am Stcbr 2ca
g8plle unb 9urbse.
aQtntaun, gJ1GrI 81. 1858, na6c
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Garrrt6 unb SehlsGn ms.

Tlerr uno 5tis9ea Sstud5, Siecr Settuh pen I
bis Nares treit, Slrcr unO Stis9sn ;Garpse. sulR
8srtauf pcbgtil tGi 5F
'..., ......-. .. 3. G4lau6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
anieaSs gSaared.
9 g Is L &c 9
Gnsitb ,inb &riimsr.
Gd3awIS Cd aGf

G5a trdidacs 1Heusnarnt G;hapts, pafczt I'll
bic 5abtflfit-tcmnt uao ieer; fit Gus fdtE 81
f5Rat In tidrr 9inTft fac Nidts fraoea eas fe uia
saEsa-aaes rprsfftd sg petfau{a bti
.--- rr- Gnitb unt Srfmrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
sJS drcler Il
9nf; Gnft! Gait!

Sipsrpccl stnoIltnss eaI3 in eaden uno tsi rem
8uihd-9tsibfaus fIincs aittcn Sat5, uno tsins
Sidbtn DairN Cay 3u rrbalten lei,
Uriut Jfrn;n9rr unb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
N} tic 90 afrrffr.

go uno . 9Rotrstsn. in oon,tn, tnttsu, pitrtN
uue aatt 8arrds, siai9 su uSrtaufsn, i'm Strbr peR
.. s. S6lau6.
ausutaur, aprit IA. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Gptcdcf &pIcocl!

Gptc6Ci &ptc0cl!
Sen allen GE3gsa unb grtiptn, tpebtfsI su fattn
ta
Su1it6 unt Grimer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Spic9cl Spiegcl!
GGrpct8 uub &Seltmtb,
NnicrtssyS sySSaarc1t.

Gin ecnt6neiscs Iftrttmert ofIer Qrttn Glae:
uno Sluirus;2Haaftr, pcu allen SuatItGtta, an ben
uiteri9lttn 9rsiBrn 81 srbattcn ttt
0rtmt Heniu8er unb Gr.
IIsrta,In Hrril z. 1883 ratc
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Ghniulsl Gthnmla!

Gin ptttes afcrtertnt Gdarpfs rtn atIrn Suan
titSteu uuo srsBsn, pcthc artit1 Ts sH GAM bill
gen preieea gum 8srtauf o1tittea tEi
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

ON THE FIRST day of January, 1852.
O'Clock, P. NJ. on the premises. will be 81 Id
the highest bidder the following reaf estate the
property of Joseph Gay, dec ID TO wit: Situate in
Smith township Belmont county, Ohio, heinz part
of Sec Is, TIP. q, and Range4. The frsi tract be-
ginning for its boundaries at post aroid mill
dam and running thence N. 6af > w. 80 poles, near
a beech: thence NJ asa oW- $50 poles to q syca-
more, thence N. sol > w. 43.s2 poles TO q stake.
thence ". 4Gt , W. 80 SO poles TO . sycamore;
thence N. 23ls w. IL go poles to whiie' oak !;
thence N :! E. 1I.10 poles to astake;; thence "
$50 E. poles to a post in a ravine; thence N. g.
336 poles near two small white walRats; thence
$. zoe E. l2j poles from which an ash bears N
st > E. 95i links; thence 8. l6 10 T. 60 poies to
stake; thence 8. 5si Z. 23.27 poles 70 stake :;
thence S. polss 10 the beginning: containing ~
acres, roods and 10 p,les, more or less. =
The sec md traCI beginning for its boundaries at
a sycamore tree on the South 6enk Of the creek 4.
and runnn5 thence ". 2?t w. 1850 poles 10 G.
white oak; hence N. Z ITO poles TO stake !;
thence N. 81 > z. poles to stake in q rsvine; =
thence N o. , z. pIeos to a stske near white
walnut; thence s 55 E. 3.36 poles To q stake
two small white waluuts theLre r. e3fe z. "a Sc
poles 10 a beeth thence N. 80 W. 46 poles TO e.
hi te OAK; thence w. l9 20 poles 10 stone; thence
=. $3.50 poles TO stake; thence w poles; thence
s. 35 poles; thence 90 poles; thence g. % "A poles
70 take on the South side of . run; thence NJ
% L. 20 IL poles to post in the road; thence s.
52i , E. II poles to the beginning; containing %
acres. roods, l9 poles, more or less.
The hrst tract appraised at 81 800, an the
nd tract at 500. Terms made known day of
sale.
The undersigned will show the property to any
persons who WI h to examine it.
: ~ Ff JOHN McKIsSoN,
decsld Adm'r nf Joseph Gay, deeH.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16
To Fathers and Mothers.

You. know how important it is for your
children that you should keep good health.
How frequently do we see feeble parents
dre ssed in mourning on account of the death
of their beloved children. What pity il
is, when, by proper care and remedies, all
these trials and troubles can be avoided
When health can be restored to the parent
and life and happiness to the child. Restore
the health of the mother and you obviaie
the necessity Of Paregoric, Godfrey'S Cor
dial and other injurious narcotics for crying
children. We entreat you, as we desire to
improve the condition OF our race, to pro-
cure DIR. Morse's Almanac and read how
diseases are cured in accordance with
NATURES laws with innocent Roots and
Plants.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16
Pure Blood Ensures Health.

The astonishing cures wrought by DIR.
Rotack's Scandinavian Remedies, are all
accomplished by the naturalization OF acrid
particulars i'm the blood. His Blood Puri-
fer and Pills, composed of extracts from
rare Swedish plants, impart fresh vitality
to the stream of life, destroying the principle
of isease in that fluid, and thus restoring
the whole system to a condition of perfect
and vigorous health. Nervous complaints,
bilious disorders, fevers, fits, diarrhea, gen.
era debility, sexual disability, female weak,
moss, sores, scrofulous eruptions, rheumar
tism, all affections OF the skin, lumbago,
swellings o! the joints, tumors, glandula-
disease heada che, sinking Of the stomach
etc are invariably cured by acourse of the
scandinavian Remedies. See Advertise
me1t dec2lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16
A Secretary Estopped.

The President, pledged as he is to ad-
vance beyond Lecomptonism, and to take
ground in favor eff Congressional :ntersen-
on in favor of slavery. i. penning his mes.
slge, and will undoubtedly try to please the
extreme men of the South One of our
Northern Secretaries who was advocating
this doctrine few days ago, was rather
startled when asked by democrat this
question:; "i OH said slavery is held in the
territories by the obiter dictum OF the Su-
preme Court, in defiance of territorial law
new tell me how |, as citizen of a free
State, (where can vote against slavery
can be made less a citizen by going into a
territory, where, according TO your new no.
ton, da.c not vote against slavery, or do
any thing on this question but to submit TO
the right of property in slaves as higher
thar NY own sovereigntsp The Secretary
looked rs,her blank at this home question,
and thought of the good time he would have
in his own State in support of this new
tangled Tur5nry Cor. Phil.
Press.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16
Stay Where YOU Are.

Mr.. VIM. H. GiIA who The Colus.hus
Statesman says is d man we'll known in
Ohio is a gentleman Of intelligence and
candor, writes to The Salesman from L. av-
enwor.h City, among other things, as FOL-
lows:
Now, in relation to the miners, pixies
Peak.) The accounts from the diggings
are considerably divers fed. Oily advice
would be TO :hose who have comfortable
homes-stay uhere you are. Information to
be relied on says the average amount o:
gold realized by pan washing, is from two
to five dollars day. This would but Iittl
more than pay expenses, as living is high.
A gentleman from Lawrence, who has been
to the mines, and who designs returning in
the spring, says that with the machinery in
common use in the California, mines, from
forty to fifty dollars per duy can be made
The population now at the mine is said to
be about 1000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16


WRAT 1T IS rJ run FOR CosGREss. -
Gen. James Ashley, Congressman elect
from the Fifth Ohio District, made speech
at Toledo few nights ago, in which he
said:
II have labored as never lubored be fore
in my life-allhough am known as a work
er Entering the contest in District COM
prising ten counties, the largest in the
State and with majority of three hun
dred against US, have successfully con-
cluded a CT nvass which believe unequalled
in point Of labor in this or any other State,
making, as ! have. inside of SIXTY working
days ninety-nine speeches, averaging in
length luo and half hours each, and trav-
cling in buggies, on horse back, and on fott
ouer fourteen hundred miles, to say nothing
of trips by railroad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-16
Fortunate Escape from Lynching of
the Kansas Delegate to Congress.

Marcus ]. Parrot, the Kansas delegate to
Congress, attended bail and supper at
Platte City, 30, tbout two weeks ago,
when the following incident occurred, as
related by the Leayenwortb Herald:
"Mr. Parrot was received with courtesy,
and welcomed with the noted hospitality of
the cit zens of Missouri Notwithstanding
this, he was guilty of a gross violation of
etiquette, indirectly insulting the commun-
ity by proposing the toast, "No more Slave
States" Coming from man of his position
and sntecedents, no misconstruction could
possibly be placed upon it The citizens Of
Platte Citv felt that they were insulted IN
their own homes, and would have resented
it had not Me. Parrot made an exit in a
manner not altogether consistent with the
dignity of delegate TO- Congress. He fled,
and succeeded in placing himself beyond
the power and vengeance Of an outraged
community, by bars md bolts.''