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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
A Spread Eagle Toast.

At Prentiss Centre Maine, on the 5th
the following was the second regular senti.
m ent:
"OUR NATIoN-BegoHen amidst the
storm Of the sixteenth century, its inlantile
movements were dimly and indstinctly seen
on board the May Flower. on the rock O.:
Plymouth, at jamestown, on the plains of
Monougahela, and on the nights OF ASra-
ham; the 'caprcious squalls of its infancy
were heard in the tea party OF Boston, in
Faneuil ball. en- the plains Of Concord, Lex
ington and Bunker Hill: in his boyhooG he
ran bare-footed and bareheaded over the
felds of Saratoga, Trenton, Princeton,
Monmouth and Yorktown; whipping his
mother and turning her out Of doors; in his
youth he strode over the prairies of the
boundless west, and called them his own,
paid tribute to the despots of Barbary in
powder and ball, spit in his fathers face
from behind cotton bales at New Or
leans, whipped the mistress OF the ocean,
revealed in the halls of Montezuma, strad-
died the Rocky mountains. and with one
foot upon golden sand and the other upon
Goldfish and lumber, defed the world, in his
manhood, clothed in purple and fine linen,
he rides over a continent in cushioned cars,
rides over the ocean in palace steamers,
sends his thoughts on wings of lightning to
the world around, thunders at the door of
the Celestial empire and at the portals of
distant Japan, slaPs his poor old decrepit
father in the face, and tells him to be care
full how he peeps into any of bis Pickaroons.
and threatens to make sheep pasture of
all the land that Joins him. Wha: he will
do in his old age, God only knows. May
he live ten thousand years. and his shadow
never be less"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
Aaritulturd.
BuckWheat.

ANY time up to the middle of July will
do to sow this valuable grain and almost
any description of soil, dry, and not ab-
solutely barren, will yield tolerable crop,
provided it be moist enough to sProut the
seed and get it above the ground. shower
or two, and the dews will bring it on after
wanJs. We have even raised good crop
of buckwheat when sowed in dry time in
July, and it did not come up until the mid
die of August.
The ground need not be applied until
nearly ready to sow, as the treSher the
earth, the more readily will the seed germi-
nate. Ilshould, however. be light and fine
Halt bushel TO three pecks Of seed to The
acre is sufficient, as the stalk branches out
Ike tree, and the grain is borne on every
tendril. Cool September nights best fill
and mature the grain. Early sowD, and
blooming in the hottest weather, the seed
is apt 10 blast IN forming, and hence
Eight crop; but if fully set in early Septem-
Der, before a frost, it rapidly fills, and gives
bountilul yield.
When ready to cut. which may be done
while some of the later kernels are yet
green, it should, according TO its bulk on
the ground, be carefully cut with cradle
or scythe, and lie a day or two to dry, and
then be carefully forked together into little
stocks to cure, and not taken in until the
stalks are fully dry. 1t can then be thrashed
in machine more effec,ually than in any
other mode, although it is easily beat out
with the fail. When cleaned up, spread
il thin on floor, that it may thoroughly
dry, since being late in the season, IL is
more liable to damp than the earlier cut
grains.
We'll stored, and kept dry, the straw is a
.e,erabIe fodder for young stock Of any
kind, and sheep will eat it greedily for a
change. We have fed tons of it advanta-
geously to our winter stock, while for cattle
bedding nothing is better.
The virtues of buckwhest as table food
we reed not enumerate. Buckwheat cakes
are q luxury, wherever known; and Tor
poultry the unground grain is excellent
As pig, cattle, or horse feed it is better
ground than fed whole, and when ground
is subsi antial and nutritious. Some farmers
have prejudice against growing buck
wheat, as il "fculs' the land for the sue
ceeding crop. Others think it Injuries the
land in its fertility. From long experience
we think otherwise. 1t kills wire-worms
leaves the soil light and free, and crop oi
Winter rye may be sowed Immediately OF
its stubbe to good advantage.
We believe in buckwheat, as one of the
staples of annual farm crop.-American Ag.
riculturaltSt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
rERu, Miami County, Ind. :. Anr- 4 l:

TERU, Miami county, Ind, Aug. e lS57-
Dr.. c. W. RoBAcK: have received 50 much hen
EFT from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills, that have thought II nv duty and IL IA
no less my inclination, to give you a PLAIN state
ment OF nv rase. ] tor years afflicted with
that bane of ali comloIt, aud eici ency in business
dyspepsia To recapitulate all the 50 called rem
edies which have used 10 rid myself of this dis.
ease, would indeed make a melancholy catalogue-
also consulted with the best physicians could
hear Of was induced to try your remed les through
the persuasionc of a friend, aud fer using them a
lew days was greatly benefited, and IN short time
less than month, was entirely aud permanently
cured. was also afflicted with the most violent
nervous headache. which I suppose was produced
by my disOrdeTed stomach, for when my dvspepsia
lcft me. my headache LEFT with it. / now icsI bet
ter in every respect than have for ten years
Very truly yours, JOHN :. pEMI'TII
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
FUalTlJAh : tiiiPaTltG.
GEORGE MENDEL.
MAIN STREET. WHEELING, VA

MAIN STREET. WHEELING, VA. =
"a AS just received large lot of CAR
Il PETS, of every and all descriptions and vari
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 3 ply,
Superfne ) ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair Carpeting, of all kinds,
Oil Cloths of every grade.
COchne;l and Turited Rugs. Par
lOr and Door Mats of every descrip-
ton, Duggets from 2 to l2-4ths
wide, Demask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept in such
establishments.
ALSO. superior lot of every Kind of furniture tn
whieA he invites the especial attention OF all persons
ia want OF The very hest and cheapest to he found in
the city CAL aud IT. Inducements are offered nv
us which other establishments do not possess
GEORGE MEyDEI.-
No. III main street, first door below Marsh & Tsv
'' apT9Iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05

CISCISEATI. Friday, Sept. g. IS57
DR. RoH,cE-Desr SIR: Having been an icted with
neuralgia or rheumatism for the past year aud a
hall, and having seen your m 'dcine. ca lied the
Scandinavian Blood Purifier. highly recommended
hv gentlemen with whom I am acquainted I was
induced to try 1t, hut not bciITe mad used many
other med icincs. Amer using two bottles, Il ils
elect very seusibly, and upon using two more I
found myself perfectly cured. You will allow me
therefore, TO congratulate you upon making A dis
covery in medicine W heh is proving itself To he A
worker ofsuch wonders in the d iseases of the hu
man family. GEORGE s. BENNETT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
DIR. ROBACK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
BL d PILLS.
DISEASE VANQUISHED
BY
Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
4 FTER YEARS OF STUDY Ann

n len EARS OF STUDY AND
L n experiment. DR.. RobaCk. The eminent Swed-
lsh Physic ian, succeeded in producing i medic inc
from twenty-three different species of mountain
herbs of his native land, which acts directly upon
the Causes of disease in the blood and by
the corrupted fountain of lie, to condition of
health and purity, expels disease from tho system
wherever II may he located, whatever may be its
character. 1sdigestien. nervous complaints epi
leptic and other fits, coughs, consumption IN its
early stages, throat, bronchitis fever and ague
asthma, low spirits sexual iucapaciiy, feminine
weakness, priCkins of the skin, sympiomatic of
OF paralysis. rhematism. neuralgia, tumor. cancer
diabetes, lasstude and debility, iarrIra. and all
other disorders of the organs of respiration. the
liver the kidneys, the stomach, the nerves. or the
muscular fiber, bHerTinsly cured by shiS prepar
alton IL Is to the mGter5eS m0rki seeds u disease
what an aikaII rs To an acid; 1t neuiraIIZes them
with absolute certainty, while at The same time il
regulate the secretous, removes ohstruCtiOnS from
The rowels, creates appetite, renews bodily vigor
and regenerates every animal function. Such is
the nature, such are the effects of Dr. RObacks ia
nous Scandinavian Blood Purifier. which, irtaken
in conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood Pills
will not only ohlierate the most painful disease
hut prevent their recurrence aud Iengthen Iifc be-
youd the ordinary span.
In the SCANHINAViAN VEGETABLE BLOOD
FILLS, DIR. ROback presents the result of twenty
years of 'ience, hard study and ex pertinent as
10 what per feet pill should he. No one can doubt
their superiority after single trial. Price of the
scandinavian Blood Purifier, per bottle. or S. per
lalfdo:e1; Scandinavian Blood Pills, s5 cents per
box, or i've for 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquire,

1NpIASAroLs, Wednesday Sept - IS57
DR. c. w. RoBAck--Dear Sir: Having heen
trobled for several years with extreme debility and
weakness, so much so that iwasunable to attend 10
my ordinary business At times, and having heard of
The wonderful cures that your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier aud Pills were eteeiing / was induced hy
aIiend to Try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine nlly equal To lis re-
concentrations. So valuable is its use to me that
cannot now dispense with the use ct IL at INV
advanced age of lite--scvcuty- seven years
I Cheerfully give this information for the benent
OF those similarly affected.
MORRIS MORRIS.
The above certificates and many others Can he
seen al my office by any at any time. Get one |
OF my Family Medical AlmanSes. gratis from nv !
agents.
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and Otlice No g. Eas,
Fourth street, ID ubilding from Main street Gin.
cinnsti, Ohio.
For sale by
J W. COLLINS, ST. ClairsvilIc;
Grove Bro, Belmont;
Culbertson Patterson. bridgeport;
Zane & Wertz. Martins Ferry;
-, Uniontown;
n. McKelvcy Morristown;
Joel Elliott, Loydsvillc;
J. 6orhy and J. Il J. T. Mercer Beilsire.
pr. e. Judkins, Barucsviile;
N. 4. Miles Il Son, Somerton.
Dinsmore Robertson, CenIrevilIc;
T. ochaIy, Glencoe;
L. Glover h i'on, Fowhatton:
Jas. Giilen, Plank Road
And by Druggists and Merchants generally.
MARTY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Sr. 2SS0ltO1a'S
q crifanif9e 9ille II.
Ireu6e fir Die 2cibenncm {!
tuna llmcrifa Siearcit)

Cine ticiue Shohta ron piGcu turirt 90 que
100 SG(en. SCin Satiam, fsu 9Rersurr, tcin hos
fer Scrub oeS atbtms, Feline @cfnhr Der @ntosduna.
3ps tlens pilIen cine Scfs cbne Selhmad uno
. esfotrlcs oils @alItr. @Cus anptiluus pirb esz
9stsz, 70 oae oer puticut f fdtit 70 iibsr eurirsn
fern, els ourdb ben Ratb pss 9cfhldttfen @uncat;s
tts, rro pel bssr oils ourb Den Rab elhcr, ote nur
usni9 Grfabrun9 in piskr 8rantbtit BADEN.
9Siro nab ir3sno eiuem Sheil oss eouoss ocltbidt,
pcnn : an Or. D. g. 98altcn, 91c. l54, S1cro Z.
5tra6s, unttrbol6 pcr Rate, pbdopstpbio, eelauet
piro. - Seine iino dtht, menn Die Shoobtcln nieht
bic 9citriebens lInttrfhrif, .. g. gBattrn, Gi9ens
tbdmcr, aueebrobt baten.
Or. gSottcn's 8rfabrsn sescn SetGt: g0iebraud1.
5hwocbbeit, &c, III oiuslib psrbieoen peu oer se=
uSbnlitbcn @ehannIunaen. @r bat buneertt pen
SiGcn az tgitt pche ourth nnocrt cine Sluteue bes
Eauoclt s;frosn rparen. Die 9ehanclung surirtsfo
Ifrpib ais Die Scnne aufach. ShtieBe sinCn StSiHp
Elm un0 nnhrsfi.5s Or. gRaltcn, pis obentelaet--
Il, sM: inc relIs clbbte ofturt SoIIss niSl r. uno
~ ,sirs ben Sag k9nsu, an ocm nu Sen @eIuh 9eF
nabt tait gu erboItsn mas sswB ilt-stne raoisI
Fate Cur.
St'ruor 3. -.-....-.. ra15
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Neue 0uter.
Scr9cr tato6 &cd's
Gut It. Aapprn- Maauf faktar

SO. 25, gBsit 5umittcnsStroee, Stacntaiin,
III jest nit sinsm nsuen unb ausse;ei6netsn Stpd
Der l46nlsn, bsten unp neumcrisFen
Siiten, Sappcn unb alien 9(rten SpSts
jabrS> unb gBintcr>Siiten
prrIeten, unt rteelbsn serfaufen lire @uter ;u 70
btIissn YreiIen, ais Fe in ben Seeitdpten unicrer
llRion pertauft perpen f5nnfn. SIR Stct IL
irst gang neu unp bic artitrl in tbrem SADIE tSn'
nen niat All S6Sn9eit, Site unb Siatgfeit iber'
trpfFen psrbsn-unp pa Fe ben etnJigen oplltdn'
bisrn Suts, 8appens unp 5ursStcbr In bteier
Start taltsn, 70 tann man iiG parauf Serlabsn,
bd6 fie ale ,u trinI6enSe artitrl In ibrem 6a6'
teRanpts gum gerfauf taften. Sore 5iiten unf
8apprn fub meiRens BON itrsr etsrnen 6abrifa'
ttpn. aap tper ppn i9nen fault, ptrb f4 ME be-
trp9sn fnben.
S@Ste lfns banftar fir btste, SfncRrrs lttr'
rale Sunp1daft, mc boffen auf ferneren 3uiprud
terIelten unb auf rinsn 3uipa4s Der @0nnrr.
Naentaun, Ndr, 81. nabr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Or. De MrmDnb.
pcttbin ppn Der &itp Varie

o(Inc CT Die perantpcrtlide prcfclfcueas StsIs offs
prin,ipal 1rlt uuo I3unoarjt in BEN bcfpital De
Rcuol fit 10 Jabren tetIeipete, pdbreno neldber
3tit &c uuaufbSrttb in prefsfcneuer ptnfidt ourdh
RSuios, prinisu uno 9Ic6timdnner, pen allen glds
ticncn tcnIultirt muroe. Dr. DC armeno bat IN
ben tsltsn wunpGrplihsn uno msoBni(6en linipsrFs
t6ten in Der QSstt Cius Gr,sbun9 9sueBsn, uno bot
hch Icnt lannt finer prcfslhcneer Grfobrun9 cine
mebr eradnNe Ssnutnie pcn aranfbeiten uuo bee
mcuihtihen Sreauiiatirn jusec9sn, ais ir9eno esR
anbtrsr dr,t prn irinem litter.
Gr cfTerirt nun esm pubtifum Die msif rpi6tias
orJsrsilifs bdlfe mede cine menblide 6aniilie nut
rertuu9cn fam, uuo ebue welte ss uist ju IeietH
bat, uno euelidb ousarten nue
Or. De armcnb'S Yilsn fir 5rauenjimmsr,
fir Die Rcau!atien, uno um has ean,e Srltem uno
uatirl;As SreaItaticn 70 pie bic mcuatlihs 5eits
qcritSs psIdbs 70 tt ourth suscie9ens 8erfGltun9s
ceer aus 8ernohli6isun9 70 eff ebtrutttrt peroeHs
rperaus oonn dbrcniihe Rrautbeiten uno Ius5ebrune
Die Sclecn fue, in eciuuocr 8etue9un8 Su balteri.
81. B.-gSsrbeiratbste Damsn Ieuten oiels giiIeH
uht 9strauhsu, untCr aerptecu ssienoeru imidnoens
ctfbcn Der Gttrouh ourdb tcine lubequemti6tsit
bsalctCt lgn wdroe nur oag fe perfhert ein tcnns
ten bab iis ale Sbltrusticnsu weerGumcu, uno bic
re9utars lItcrc Sspc9un9 bsrtcfdbrsn wdrosn.
Or, De armrn6'S Srrrrn unb Damsn gtarfs
un9s'piarn,
acaen aIe Sbmahbeiten Der 9enerotipe Sradntn,
5mpctenep Sterttp unc tcniiituticneue llnfrubts
tarttit Der beiben Gelblshtcn, pslhes 9emcnetid
Die RslUttats rem unnatirlidhem MiBbrau6 in bsm
frubSrn eebsn fno, oter burh Den getrOud ciefsr
YiGcn, rpiecer 9dnjltdb 3ur @Ciuubbeit bsr9cfteat
psrosn tSnnsu, rpts oiss bei uuJahlihen Saultneen
tsrCits 9ciheben 1T. Der 9rcec ShSpfer bcotThs
tt9tt tau9lthss 8rsnd9en, uno tau9the 8eluItaie,
ron oCr bGiratbe- -5ultltutOn, cbue pcltbe mir elm
| Iihts ir ocm 9rcBsu Drama css sebCus fuo.
Damen 8eeutircnee piPtn, So psr 8cr @crs
6euecnoe tlleu, So per Scr .Serceu uno Dameu
Stdrtun9sspilIsu, So psr Seer.
Die @iICn fur nit prter anpci'un9 in cinCr ees
wdnlbten Germ ouNemodht, UNI curd bic Yct nod
ir9suo eineu She'll Der g8et 9sfanot gu tpcroeu.-
Srbcrs oohreFirt an Or. Dc armcnb, Der l49, pbis
taocpbia poaamt, bc9sitCt ourb Den preis ocr pills
fen. psrocn pdnttlth befer9f.
Der Deter fam in Der @nelilhsn uno Dcuifhen
Sprahs, in Ger tritttfcn 8Crtroulibtsit. pCrFulih
Cosr rurb 8riefs, in allen llmtanocn uno in 8s,u9
ouf atIt @e9enfance fh ouf ltine prefffcn te,iefz
emo, eclprcheu wcrocn-uno 70 miro CT audi 8cfrs
dc in irssno elmer GntfsrrunS attatteu, wsnn IS
ptrlan9t miro.
2prtt 7, 1858. nq15
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
$ b oft widtig
Sir bns 9Sssbgifns,a |!
SerrIi6s neue 8rpfen<Baarrn, AT bsm
Stpbr Ypn
nth mo II o Der,
1n eer Staot 2llentsun.

T\ie lintCrjstbneten Ino fcsbGn BON philadelphia
X uuO Sisurcrt nit cincm uusCbcutr 9rrBGn uno
wcblfeitsn 10crtrmtnt pen Svrdcnsn SEoaren, Grcs
;Srsisn, Auensrcaaren u. no, urddoetebrt
litb cine 70 berrtiebs auepaht bic in 1Icnaun nitht
deerrtfln pnosn taun--rpclhe GGtGr iis an ben al:
ttruieor9tsn prsiFen su9ttauft nno audi witesr an
einrm gam scriuqsn prcft abtoben rueroeu : ocnn
tbr 0Roic lCl ittts ftin ,,Shntle QCrtGuis uub
iteius proFtG," potti s INNER itrn9s auf ts Sutt:
rcTcn ibrsr ltu;losn irben. a0tr ibr esi9er Stei
1T ocit 81 9rtG uno ausscethnt ets eae man eud iur
anfausen t6nnts oIf bic Irtits ~ ttuamen he esr.
f,tbe in Ndt f&dsPt - rstj einiSs wsni9e eLen nam;
6oFt eemadt wfretu:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Der 61mmDntpn fSarmer,

Cine 3situn9 Der sitsratur unb Der eanomirtblbaft
9erpionct. Ss 9istt eIsidfaIs auflhldTs iitse oas
neus Settlement "pammCntcn." in gsusSsricp.-
Yrsis 25 Gents idbrlib. 80
gRan fam in qcft;Stdmps be,oblru. aSorcIfre
an Den Gbitrr res "Sormsr," ,pomn,cutcn, atlantic
Gountp eIrus5ersp. GBsr mobsilss eano; pcn better
S.uattdt uno febr 9sunoes 5tlima pdniht, fcbc bic
aujsiss ".pammcuIon eanpsrsisn" i'm btuti9en 8ta
te.
Ssytmtsr 8. 1853. uq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
BRIGGS & HELFRIGH,
Commission praIers in all hinOs Of
COUNTRY PROD UCE,

Such as Pork, Beef, Mutton, Smoked
Meats, Poultry, Game, Eggs, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, &c.
Also, IN LIVE STOCK,
1874 g. 1876 West Washington Market, first
Row North of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c
promptly filled.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi.
ate attention.
pa Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended TO at the Boats and Rail.
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS j. r. IIELFRICH.
July 2s, 1858. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Qdn6 at Derfdufen,

Sdnf uuo ,rpansi9 SRsttsu ron philadelphia per
Gifrnbabn i'm Siaats seusSerier. Der 8coen IN Der
6eife fdr lanopirtbfboflids 5nsds. Das eano in Gin
arcFsr Strih, in tlStne 8auereien psribeiIt. 6un:
oerte aus olIsn &bslsn oGs eauoss FeeIsu Edb port
an. prsis ron $l5 bis $40 ret adsr, ,ablbar Ser:
miupsils binutn piSr Sabrsu. gBGr rs febsn ruiu
ucridBt @ins Strest 9Sbarf, philadelphia UNI ~ llbr
gRcrsCns per Gilenbabn fir .pammontcn coer mcloe
fdb bricfItb an 81. 9. 8prnss. Sisbs an;cise in
eiusr anesrsn Spoltc.
Sspkm6sr, s. 1858. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Der 0Qmmpntpn 6Qrmer,

Cine 3cttura ssr eitrrntur uuS Der eaucwirtbihafl
9srpitmst. Ss eisbt Qlsithfaas l(uibldIe liter oas
nsus Settlement "pammrntcu' in Nsu:Ssrlr.-
preis % Gents iibrtih.
S11an fam in gSlt Stampe btjattCn. aStrCIfrs
an Den Goitrr oss "Sormer" Sammcntcn, atlantic
9duntp, geu5srftr. gBrr mcFteitSseauo, rem better
0ualtdtuuo tbr 9eIinocs atimo wituflbt, Gcbc bic
Inyci9s ".pommeutcn edupsrSitu" i'm btuti9sn 9Slat;
t.
Sqttmttr, s. 1865. uq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
9(uGrrrrbentlib fdtne Shapls.
NfamnS Orcfl Gater.

SranjSffhs unb iiNsrbaupt ole nur srbsnflihI
2trtsn uno Ouaftdtsn Sud-, Ga6imeres, uuo dtsr:
baupt ollie Grtcl Die in oislcm Sahc in Cinem Gro:
dtrsSBaarsn:Stcbr 9slubt peroen, lesbEn srbaItsr
unp ju prrtaufn tri
0utb unb HBber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
6ausbalt 9lrtifcI.

Cine berrlihe 1usrpaN eintn Gbsds, 9etleitht
auo nitbt, stttsdbte gRuStins, 9etteibte unO un9t
tlsihts Sbwtin9s, gliding, 6tannSls, sinen uni
anotrs Siihtihcr, Sowtin9, u. /. ~, Giles gang un
9eIuSbnttdb btlt9 gu psrtnuftn 6ei
GjutB unb Jt6bcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Siih: ur,b Ilppr:Sel:Enb.

luts pas in bisitm SlbSfts:3wet9 pCrlan9t rosr:
oen fam, trifft man Cbenfalls bs ibugn an, uuo C
ee6eu bic @trTbcruns co6 au6srbOIb oen SsSiide;
ten picls artstl nismano ucbfsiIsr psrtaufsn tann
ais rpie iie.
B9~Qae qrtsn Der ssw6bntiGrn 9anbesPrubut'
ten werpcn I'm 2lu5tauId fir gBaarrn an9enpms
men, unb pafir Der bTafs Warttprets erlaubt.
0Iuth unb 9iEber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08

Stu uno gs[bmaf Der mcos, uno 9arantirt fb
~ srtpsilen oils oas ftir pas iie psrfauf pCroen.
Sn Dem ausssbsbutrn Qfrrtcucnt fSnnen 9cfan;
tru psrpCn: Seins ftbuarje uuo tlaus 81 c u NJ 0;
|bi9e Dressuno grad RS de, perferti9t
natb oCr nsueltrn gaeoc, aus franjSflheu uno eng;
GIhcn Sdhcrn, glcumooi9e GCfbdtts Rods, rrn
lhparjeu, blnucn, erducn uRo cliprn Sdhern, uno
cinfabsu uno f9urirtcm Galflmsrs. eGinene, Sing;
bani upo baumnrIsRe 8Sds ron isocr lrt. Dcps
pslt= uup ciu6rdti9e 28Gsn in enoIcltr Serfhsoen:
brit pen ciufGben uno fantp Seioen, Satin, GalIi:
msrerss, StalisuiIben Sdhern, Golbmsretten uno
TgRarlrincu. Srins fbporie Dceftin uno fanfp 90:
lrr, sintabc, bCOfarbi9S Galfmsrs prfn, 5srb:9Rc;
osn.
Gtenfa[ls, Gin relics lTcrtenent pcn pti6Gn uno
iiaurirtsn 6su,osu, Scmoctra9cn, Semorbuen, SlIts
tihern, Grapats Sbnupftuhern, Sefeutrdesrn,
panblbubcn, Strdmpfpaarsu uno Srscnibirmen.
Sceten Srbaltcu Elm eroges aGcrtcment pcn ibipor:
Ten uno fan3p Sdtbsrn, Scnmer 9ed3eu9tn, fbmur:
rpano uno cine 9rcBc 8GrlbiCoenhet pcn neusn uno
mcbissn @ooren fdr Sritn uno g8sitcn, psIhs ouf
@sltclun9 ouf9smabt psrosn auf rit tiQi9tsn Ss:
oiueun9en.
ltUs Qrtitct rpereen rrrferti9t inter osr GufIht
bsr lntcr,Sihnstsn, uno man fam Iib earanf psr:
taGsn, bob fs alIe reht Tnc.
Die llutCrjSihucteu bofTen. Surh senaus 2lufmSrf:
amtett ouI ibr 6tlhift uno ibr 8SitrGben, ibrc
Suuosn ;u bcfreei9cn, cine ScrtoauCr ber efcntlt:
bsn Sunblbaft ,u srbaltSn.
GbarIe8 KcH.
Jefepb j. t7cwbare.
Set l3 ra6r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
g rD;crcteu Z!

Sin pcOlanci9ss 2tGcrtSmsnt alIer 9entnfbte
GSrr;srritu, Icsben srboltsn uup gang uu9cpSbnlit
biui9 ;u vSrtaufen 6ci
Gjut6 un6 NBter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08

Gin hsrrtbts aTcrtcmcnt prn GjrcWriss, ols 3u:
der, @affes, Sprup, Sbes, Sbintsn, Beef @eptirjs
Sscfinsn u.C. 10. an pano uno su rerfaufcn bct
gDplte un6 8urbae.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
8 erre g ater.

Sbpor,cs, brauuss uno btaues Sud1, Santp unc
SaBtmerr, Sottinet, SrpsSb, 1sntudp Scans, Stt'
Den Satiu, @slrst uno @alSutia @cirss, Ipalstdh'
CT, 6raaen, 9ulen, Grapotten, u. f. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Q6bfeS Orr6 /. Glitter.

Gie tnbsn cine berrlitbe luspabl fhpar,s Sciet
"a alien preiStn, uno Oa ne muir idpary Seiee ral
ten 70 III ibr Stcd tsonoers 9rcf, ibwar3 itioen'
8ebes, prohtpcue Dctaius, bsrrlidbs ppis De @bcu;
res Gin nruer 'lrtitst. gtaio Dutols uno 8OItndo
in ercSGr 8GrIhispsnbet, sinfahsS uuo PapaecrI
eapsGa Sud-, 9anj rrlICnc Dslans ron alien Gar:
ben pirttid brrrlibs 8narsn, franj6fibe Merlncs
uuo paramata, Supsrfsiusr fhwarIr eufrr uni
SSntaSin. pradbtpSas Gbinees, uuo ctsnfaOs
2(ubrrrrbentlib fdtne SAnpls.
Cine ueur ART Ste(Ia G6apts reu alien Tartsn
cine ucue 2rt 9ofhmtre Shapis, @itrtdi9te fhpar;C
Sbi6st SbapIs, fupcrftinC Ian8e SfawIs, uno fur
ale 2trtcn Stbawts i'm O1artte, uno ibtrbaupt olIC
4 lsr pcfdr HE e6niCs fir ftb in einsm Stcbr
naos ra9cm-Iues gang pcbIfcii su erbottcn bsi
6jutb unb 9tGber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
GGrncfS unb Selfntb

4-5-6-uuo Sd Slcer SIltutb Der ttlten @srfrr
tiauns. 4-5-uuO 6-i Slid Sdtuh.
8euetion, Saar uuO cine @srIbicrCnbcit anesre'
Girpcts ju pErtaufsn sci
gSc(te un6 Surb1f.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08

Die lIntsrfbtic6eusn
MAIDEN Dem g'buIifum ads
tunsspca Die au,eisc, euB
fs Den 9rSRtsn uuo fCbSus
fen Stcd ucn o { b r.
uno B inters8 leto:
un g. fdr Wadunsr uno
8uaben babeu, belftbtno
aus ieoer 2frt neuer 9Baa=
rsn, aus9cwdbtt nit psr
Sr6gtsn ScrsfaIt uno auf:
eemabt naeb ocm neueliCn