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MOTHERS
s n Y ESYO CHTLDREN
KEMP'S
Vegetable W Orm PaStilleS

They are lntalhDle Tor the cure
OF INTERN AL RMS!!
THE peculiar properties which belong to
"Kemp'a Lozonges," have never bofort
been combined in any preparation. They are
attractiveto the eye, asa
swEETMEAT or DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
rapid, yet harmless in their operation, composed
solelyof
VEGETABLE MATERIAL,
and require no mercury to be taken before
or aiterthem. The do their work more thor
oughly than any Of tho nausous Vermifuges OF
the day;
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
ia considered by the most distinguished Phys.
icians, to be worms among children. 1t is
scarcely necessary, therefore, to put mothers
on their guard against this insidious complaint,
or to recommend them to take prompt steps
to remove it by the use of the only true rem
edy, Kemp's Pasulles, presented in such a
paiatatable form, that children take them
eagerly without coaxing. Sold by d. I. Ian.
man 4 Kemp SO, Water.st., New York, and by
Druggists, at % cents per bottle.
April 80. 1851.
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The Melirinr on the MiIIiOn

THE EXCITING CAUSE or SICKNESS.
The blood Is the life-sustaining agent. II
furnishes the eomponents Of hosh, bone, mus
Gle, nerve and integument, The Stomach Is
is mandatory, the veins lie distributors, and
the intestines the channel through which the
waste matter rejected in its production is ex-
PEELED. Upon the stomach, the circulation
aad the bowels, these Pills set simultaneously,
relieving indigestion, purifying the fluids, and
regulating the exeredOns.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is themost common disease among
all diseases in this country. Itassumes a thous-
and shapes, and is the primary source Of In
Vulnerable dangerous maladies; but whatever
lis type or symptoms, however obstinate its
resistance TO ordinary preparations, il yields
readily and rapidly to this searching and un-
erring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of the bile are Of
vital importance to health. Upon the liver,
the gland which seeretes this fluid, these Pills
operate specifically, infallibly Tectifying its
irregula rites and eifectually curing Jaundice
Bilious Remittants, and all the varieties OF
diseases generated by an unnatural condition
Of the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Unless the bowels perform their functions
properly, the whole body suffers. Tens Of
thousands die annually Of Dysentery, Diar-
rhea Chronic Constipation, and other dis
eases Of these waste pipes of the system
| The effect of the Pills upon all intestinal dis
orders, whether casual or epidemic, is phe
nomenon in medicine. By following the print
ed directions, the mos alarming cases OF bow
ell complaint are promptly controlled.
A WORD TO FEMALES.
The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial 4nnoyances Of the weaker
sex, and which, when neglected, always shorter
| life, are relieved for the time being, and pre-
vented for the time TO come, by course o.
this mild but thorough alternative.
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AS we desire to place in the hands Of every
person who proposes TO get up club, and also
Of every agent, copy of the engraving of
"The Last Supper" as specimen, each ap-
plicant inclosing us 3 dollars will receive the
engraving post paid by return mail; specimens
of our publications and one of the NUMBERED
subscription receipts, emitting the holder to
the Magazine one year and to chance in the
distribution, This offer is made only to those
who desire to act as agents or to form clubs.
Address, OAKSAITH & co.
a. No.'37l Broadway, NtW York.
Dec. 81 ,l5T''.
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WESTERN HEMISPHERE
FRESH FROM LIVING FLOWERS.
MURRAY q LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER


VtHIS rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared
L from tropical Flowers of surprising fragrance
without any admixture OF coarse essential oils
which form the staple of many Essences" and
EXTRACTS Cor the Toilet. Its Aroma il as in.
exhaustab3 as that of the "Farina Cologne,
and as fresh and delicate as the breath OF Lv,
ing Blossoms.
WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDENTS?
For twenty years it has maintained its as
tendency over all other perfumes throughout
Cuba, South America aud the West Indies.-
II has been introduced into the United States
in response to the earnest demand growing oul
of its Southern reputation. A cure for
Headache and FaintneSs!
As an odor for the handkerchief it is as dc
iciOus as the lotto OF Roses" II lends fresh
ness and transparency to the complexion, ant
removes headache andlaintnoss
COU4NT.ERFEITjS.
Beware Of limitations, Look for the name o.
MURRAY & LANMAN on the bottle, wrapper and
ornamenied label. Sold by d. I. Lanman &
Co., Wholesale drug gists. No. Water street
New York, and by all druggists, at so cents pei
bottle.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Sefenflt6e 8enOu.
@uf Gomffdds Ben 1ffeu Mat,

&uf Samita9s ben 1ften Ntat
naGRens. TIM f2 uGr Rttass fpGeu am SaMc
SCa Sob 9. 5@tetTfr, 1T 9trtr g2d'
fcrb Saunfdp, 9t8a Gauuts, fctaenbs GrtifrI
auf 5fsutlt4er gsntu psrfauft rerben, u6mIid,:
Ola braune 8Sfrr. cine Sub, eta 1rud sBa.
gen, 2 Garriassu, elm S4IitteR, 2 SOt5Ittittrn
9ierbessfGtrr, en 9fuB, elm Sfea nit 9iOtr, 2
Better unb SsttfeGR, ea Sottel, eins Sint, ea
1iG, fl gartS Carpets, stae SIinte, Sadu9r
fin sOafSnoises sAnlteo @sl@rr, sia Saap.
DIFF, ttne Drumiiac. cine eoit Ssleniliti, ScsS.
9rars, Gtdnnsr, Safer gIal1us Sdstl5de
1000 Gas BaIna5 Scaros unb ptanteH, siat
eptt ggearta @tanieR, Scarts unS StGn6.
Iin9s, SirTaen 9lantrn, cine 2ott g6nInub uns
popIar 5pIJ, unO ipna nod ptsIe sItifsI ia UNI
ltSntIiG ~ melpfa. .. g.. .... ..-... ..
Die Sebin8unSen om SsrtaufstuSe uab 9Iuf'
rartune epa
Ecubcn 3. Kemmerer, aiFsnts.
.... Don 9egu 9. S4lsifsr O.....
@wtl IL. .. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
0effentIiebe gseriamml uma.

GtHe Serammians aiifr 5erausseSrr bon eetSa
GaHnt5 tpHr6t atbaltsR In ber Stabt Naeutaun
am aSeNo Sss %. 8drs 1858, yu BEN Gn6jUef
bic SGidiI&tfit ber aunabme etpaiser gttttst In
@rtuign,s Ja jeben, Una bte tlsbelndnbe psl6s
I'D, Ia iSr @dddft sinssIdNGen, su eutfsrnsn,
une steihtstis tsre RuspirfuRSen (ars SubtItGm
5u trrsltfFa-aIS auf SorItIaJ ...-
3tnbcn @ut8, spR ,esaa YatrIot" gum
=. Srrfsrr, uaS ... ..... = ~.
81 q. D. Set ffurtna, Gia., Scm ,,8vietfus:
tCten," gum Ssfret6r ernannt rpurbs.
81 Rad sranbltftr Gr5rteruns wurbm fclsenet
sGinlttuns une &sf6luie rtnlliH,fnis ansencnimtn
Sintemai bic Sielfiltgrr uas serbtrtiihsn
Srrlufs, welGe inter hsm tisbsdstn S7lem uuf
bsi&rSnttsn CREDITS ber L66sateit zines Ssraus'
9eberS sigentGGmi5 fno, ale 1T benz @e1Giit
Begrifeaen In bsIhpsrl6e Serlesenbdten triu'
gen. cene eas oas 9u6iifum eiRen entIwe6enten
giuben bapOn Sdtte; uub Tstt bic rnterStt6ustsn
aus GrFdtrung S6aig BON Der Notbpsnpisfet rt'
nsr saetfalrn @sfcrm Der art uno 8tle ifrsr
SeIddttsfh9rUn9 GSerSeu9t fnb-ra0W
"A. SeIdlCKer, Dali mir Son nnb mad BEN 4.
Gu9ul ndAlenS. raS gadrsslO 'Ssite.n auf BIZ
Sutlcrtptton Der eer1hie6sasR !3situnser, trcocr
trtr St9cntbamrr ino, anrenbsn pcan; uno eaf
fDir eeR Ramen eines llntuI6rrittrs ni6t auf un.
fers eiiten Ifern pbtr hte 3etuns ssr19iden, csnt
S5attans tta Scrous. t
Ssi6tofen, Dag, tim alien un1srn grasn'
,ipdrttaea @Snnrrn rctatihs Grls9ertrit ju gstea
tteier Gnri4tunS naA3utommen, ruir jtoen I'm
trridrettcr sent &tauf Iencr Sutitrjpticn ts'
na6rI6ttBtn woan, unc I'm Gaa bic Sutlcrtstior
ni4t trneHsrt piro, Ipa iea Nlms prn Der Gil'
9sNti6en psrbsR. ......
8ef6lcfen, DAP tisIs SsI6tu6e BON al
len 6erGu5sctern i'm Gdunip unter;eianrt un0 II
allen 3eitun9en rcBctmiBB ts Jr pEsateE Etmmtef
.3eit sfsS1rntI4t m'rrm.
.l.. ..... ayI. I6amnm,
2urutouu Democrat.
ss.r Gfurner, Scifcurtuo II. Go.
.as. Haeutauu 5rieceustctt.
tS1tncs unS 9icFeRSrrfrr,
".'7 ectba Nc9tEr.
...... TrrSIcr unb t9Gr!ad,cr,
lInahhdn9iar 3eputltanSr.
g2E:gcts
E.H ar 9auerrs Srurnat.
Eas" S2eG, Cuts unb Sclirid,
et9a Vatrict.
AZ, . .. 81. Srotit, .. ..
.. . eutbirifat 3stfhtif.
Su9cnfsune.
NiFicusttitttr.
s# "." 05arlrS @.I3HnSsr,
llnatbarytSer Gbrif.
g. =. mieIanS,
9Qre. bau5frSuuc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
GGItetnle0un0.

Wuf BEN 6tmmrlfatrttt1S foa rrr Gdhtta ;u
rsr ueu;uertauenpen STRIDE Der Glt'2ppGia' @es
metnre selest nrrren. Srl6s bic nit 6rilliaer
Srpnung firIr 5sisrtt4tsit tstiputRsn poarn,
itnD tisrmit trrSli6 etn8eIacsn; Die Eubrl5rrr
ntnI4rn mir ater nidt trt ms Su ieGn. 9tua
wirO bicruit 9Iaaridt 8cgebrR, rab eoer Sut'
Ter, Der F3 ni@t srR 6ti Der Slu'Gummittse um
sinsn Stt mp SsrGaltunSsrsssln bsfrast Gat,
gan, 9epiB nit pen QahpsaseICbm fir srttcts
Oienll@s St5runeta smpFnetj6 gsilraft wtro.-
Die 8mttntt ptro atsr nit Sptiis unO Grant
fir Nus for9rn, bic unltr SEP nit iDrrm Selu4e
tesbrsn prrtrn.
peter 6cefse, Peter 5bumadrr,
Jofepb Klcin, :yaeob peter,
Ger. 5tinecl, 10. Il. ScIfrid>.
M6rj q. nqt3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

Snigcnoe ecutiAe Gourfd9sIhnI6hd)cr flHN
TN 8H6aobr bum ,,2cdla 4otriot", 6si GCt,
@atB une SeIfrid, In GacntOwH, 5u Boben;
I. II t8.gh6cr.
Der &inScr erffeS 81 . s. uus G8ilbsrs
buHb, gVttS 1fnts; Ras Autsns 81 Gents,
St 9fG Bidder, 9rei9; ia Grts. Dustut
75 Gts- Porto 3 Gts tcs etad.
SdrAtcr's SliuitrirtcS 9cfcbItbfcin fir
Mrt&n9er. Gin iiarrer @sS, Nneer III EGni-
sn s,tit tsa naS ftFci5sH u lt'r. IL gtS. oaS,s
8uGftGbir swnb 2efebuh nit is9rrei9fm 3u.
kai - Gts Orsee s2,25; gcrtc GsS.
6ag.irr'S ,l! Y. Z g Siblfd,e 3iitOrca- 25 Cts.
Trdsebdd, lciu ijtrr Sir Wnfar8sariinte Ter SIC.
iiRS BIT pOitc ii Gts. 1'''' -"F''' '''a S'''
Jradttncaiein Gter bds glrur EelamrHt fir tis
T ssnntaafftalsa Gcats; Easas 81
SnthsrS SIdtc d)ismu5, RE neue &a5ante Ser
FshnqlSantitea SrnOsf NIT tsE 9stca ats7 9nba ami
sgss: ssf,s &sstsr 1 I'D. are out 3tEnnssa Is Gt@ fn
immsr eiai0sr; Ports &C.,
Sruuta SfGjuf 6efdnobutS, rtnr eutr glu3.
a11l 'cn 4lptGr nrs Sinfmeeru rItasut, tautRsstcr
Gats. O'+ S''''
Sountaasftbui Oebctbut5, nit fuBrn Gr-
Sa lt ais 3atsH uni Rmf4ass, is54 Ga4f; Gagms -,
y 10 y Il . - u " IT.
Sutber's GBriffbaum nit trbnrihen 3nbalt
UHs iets tubhm StlStE. f2z Cts, NIT grrtU IS Gtt
1cinS int z enieei. cbfr has gertilp CbriItli6rr
1uaere. 12I& Gtt., nit gc.r Is Cts.
WltiiieH66if6cr, Gin sutr5 Bad, unt trn Mhis
fCHtJat rsda UNI II n6trsH l2& GiS nit gVo IS EtI.
Gic Gr3SDluugcn bon Chr g d5mtp.
I. GaS Standardization. Gins Er,G6lunp,
ssn eI@eense W'sr aertsn5. ~ Gents - init gsTto 2i
o cs.......S q. p.yz.s..rH.AI. ia ;.......
dlgsfer avs 59aaI;a. 25 Q@.-nu; q'T9e 2s 9F.
3. 9iafa BON GGRncnburg. Giae Gfl&itGG
sei eIitrtlum'. 25 Gts.-me gsro % Cts.
/. t1cinritb 9on Gic1 cufcl5, pie or sur Grs
ftRntnt5 Gcitts lam. t2}5 Gm.-Ga!t csrto Is cts.
). Scr Sanarienbcgcl uuo SGS 1pbdn=
Ti6tdfeT 2jen. i2A Gt5.-nit 9Gr0 is Gts,
G. Sic .MG6btipau, ct7c iu!rvrHarte Gt3&bpu9,
l2's an.-r'it g:rc Is Cts.
I. Eie Sltcrcier. gine GrSdfIitrR sim SEtr.
6s''>Ns fur 1IiHesr. f2}5 GtS.-u,it gert5 IS It9
8. Ser Rofemftcce, cine fnGcrsTaat. Crab.
lung t2l5 Gts.-utt grrtC 10 G.s
g. Ser 1Scibudtbt5dbcub. Cine GrFMurr
4'} ss'IRna&SGti4sH.' aF iaHses. i21z GisHtt rTtr
10. atpcibun6 erf lcbrrctd,e Ffetnc Gr,iG.
iiiaGcu fiir &inoer. Gjctuntrn ;pri
SaaEs III enea' 9agte 10 Sstsa. p Eeutsatt ycEtr
Ole GrjabIun8cn BON Or. 9artb.
Nd5 g;elfcuEinh, 10 Cts. ; nit perse IS gtS.
Scr cite Sutbmauu, 10 Cts; nit pcrtr IS Gt5
S.rtms, has tiitflc5s MSsBeu, 10 Gt5, mil
grrtS IS Cts. " r. ~
SG5 Silo lit ScinG6,, 10 Gt.; nit crtr IS.
Der arine 6einrits,, i0Gt3; nit 9]rrtc IS Gts.
Die gtftodter, 10 Cts. nit portp IS Gta.
Oie IabcnfeStr, 10 Cts. ; NIT gCrtO Is Git.
JerrD Grces, 10 GiE.; nit prrtO IS Cts.
Sibiiiebe 6ciGttttCn, 25 Cts. nit pcrc 80
Ssncrl!st fnr;e Grjiblunsen, is &lE. mi
! Gebrrei61e tinS crbaulitbe Gebtr,tc fir
ste s5uGc!S, nit riurm IuBaus con NiRtsTse'
! btitn, Is Gtt.: NIT pprtr ~ .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

Die iGbrtde Satailtcuss parats niyo GtattF,s
ben an, Center SrteI" Bon aarc cuts,
In Outbeptle, Saos ssD6eitbaQ GdunIdip, 2eAa
GauntY. (un8sfdbr Neilsn eon QQcntaun unp
etpa siRe talte Metls Bon 2Saltrt's Stattun an
Der GataIauqua uno GcN,tiptar GiIenbaGn,) am
NcntdB ben 24lm Gag Wai, ndhRens, bei Kel ,
DEE 8sBtnwSrtis IeiR ntrrsR bic fcgrnbe Cont
paBntra trr smcjtsR 9dgote, uSmtiG Die q.
8tdt4aa &ruPpr, CAPT. &u9nS gBaI4IuDtcn
1rupPe. Gapt. S6lauh 2lleR 9tetfsls, Gapt.
:. 8. @utB {; bic nsuIia fcrmirte Drut{ae fret.
wtNtge 9Cupa9rie ecn Nlrutaur, Capt. Sarte
9cwbg 2lnitlns, Capt 3meruan; g9.I6inas
ton Ttfd RSnsr5, GoYt. S6tciTer; ecp9ia
9tsfeIs, Gart. genb Qgnnoilie ScntitIcs, Capt
9aat 09e.t0aQ MttauY, CAPT. SoRan urs
Die @utnam Grtileri1st Capt. @tb.
Cine gIa}att onbrres Grmpaauisn Fnb tereita
b5Fi3 etn9etaoen rrUrb:n, wcSpa cinige 6treits
rn8emt(tat Ratrn 9cBrrwSrttg gu lcn, nSmtiA :
Ete Srtl!e0cm 3ruppe, Capt. gGsnner; Balbs
ir8tcn lrupps pon 6amtErs, uno tie 2enbarss>
ptis SruPYe, In Ssrf5 GInt9, unp bic Stsirerss
ptae SslnIerys, Capt. 9oEn 2auta6, II gipr,
t4dmptOn Gnunt9.
Jol8mte 9raBbnrten Tn6 rtr8claom teIJu'
wOlncn 5yisbtrseiue, StrgWtUiae, S6nedarl.
le, llniCnsjae, BaiGmstpn, Jr9ct5piur, Wiqfrss
taun, 3ionEpiQr, GmnuE, unO 3rerlcrtaur.
Das pubItum i'm &uBeneintn mtr0 tfispoG.
nen, uno fomit miro c6 bic I6Snle @arooe osbcn
ce jc in @ut69vile fattfanO. Der @aamirtt
Aarcr@ = miro psrieGm letn nit Qllsm
mas i'm Gaurt2 gu taba 1T, woran Die 8rIudsr
mp bic @inrctner dbfrGaurt f9 ta6en tSnnrn
Den 2litsn unp Sun9Cn, Serbtirattsten uno Qe'
oi8en pho ciefe 9arare elm frcter Eda trnseR.
R6g" Mai9r Gen. Gayrg, Brig. 0rn. 8usp
Maior Gttjnser, Naicr 3ua, mb bic 9ttO.tt.
3amr5 StcdeI uno DttIinecr nit ibren Statt
nctrR Sc8cn'riyti8 Irin lmS Has Battalion ma
lrrn.
TtSrj %. nqt2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
6DQD! 6DQp!

SJIAH HJHIV
Dns sruBe 6sf 1T nun scr6st - 5rtrtWIaun
II nod INNER AM altsn Ylab, uno gBsionrr unr
9erncrb psrfaufsn aud inHRr nod punrsrtar
ipcblfeH, an iGrn srcBsn sefiatcn Sto9r. an ies
mem Ot.-Ss fnp nsulid BON Yleuycrf Surtds
9efr9rt, nit cincm 8rUBsn, lt5nsn mO Is9r
" gScelfcilcm Stp6 0iitrr,
son atien SeTttn fir g9riEs. unO WlrnSIcute
anp ba6cn tcI6lpTcn um aG'5 an sans ntcrryrr
9reiBsn absu1tben. .-Datsr puosn bic 9tute al,
pop Der N1be ua5 Jerne es gu itrIn 9ntert6er
fnoen,. anjuruirn 6et 9Sepner uRb GTptrp, ebt
fle fcnlpo fauftp,
g8dpnsr unb @trnrr6 tt,aGlen Inner trr
ttaRm NIrttprcs fir ale Grten QauNrtprpcut'
sen.-Gs MIRO a!lo iegt SrGlan8t Yrn tan al'
98p6s
1000 gfanb Sattfr, an 8uttn TrrBcn
1000 DBenb @iw =, -
70 mic alle anbrre YrCtuttcn.
g4tr bitten gtae an5urufcn tct urs, mir prrtn
feline Dlibe iparea um Cad otIes 81 ssiaSn uni
;par uncntgslrli6, uno taHfen Iol6e nidtt, i
:psrtm mir bed iGre Jreunrs blcibsn. - llnIs
Wirtto iR: ,,s1ir ladsn 81 ptieIsn."
GGeibner mb Orrnrrt.
gpril 7. 1858. .. mas,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28

Gebrrait1e tinS crbaulitbc GeSir)tc fir
ste s5uBenS, nit rillrm IuBauS 1Gn NRtsrse.
ttten, e Cts; NIT prrir fS Gtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
IubitprS Mn3et0e.

Sn BEN gBaifnstrtbt ecH es@a Gauntc.
Sn tfr SaAr tfr 9lehnurs Srn 9pnas
8 spo b, &Nmintlratcr sen Der StntnlaGcn.
I&ait psd srraUrbtnsn 9GtSt SspaIp, lests
BIN ron Qynn Iaunidip, 2s9a Gauntp. F..
llnb nun Qput 9, 1858. rrnannte biz Court
5aauet s. &IRtsr, Glq., ats Quoitcr, I'm be'
raBts 8eanuna i6erSulebsr, dttrIuIettsIn, Strs
t6cluns bsm @elrs 9snraB 3u MAIDEN, mb psm
nSafSa fcf9siegtrR 8uitn9eriat 9eriat su ct.
ilattfn.
a-e7sS Nus cen llrturttr. "
S5E2D 9eBeu9ts: H.
9. 5Gusmar, GGr.
S6cngrauntrr aubtcr phO BEN @litten feis
nsr Grrrnnuua na6fcnmcn, auf Samags ben
15trn Mlat rd6lsue, ura 10 liGr Scrmittag5,
am l6auIc pUn 8iqiam ". Sc tllsr, in
2gnn Eamitip, 9c6I Gauuty, allmp Ia ale Sn'
tsrcBirts ctnfnGea tSnnrn, Wenn iie e5 ais nGt95
wadtsE.
Gtprlt 81. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
Seffcntli0e 9Sen6u.

2luf Santitu9s tcn 1fen @tai
nS&Fcns, um t2 ll9r MittasS, fOIcn am 9au1e
SUn Sonaa Gtrtitman, 1t, III NiebsrsMa.
canaie EaunIddp, se6a Gounts, fpIoenbe artifel
Der StnterlaIenI6aft Der serTOrbensn 6 a + o.
rtns Steaftteb nn9cGBrfnb, auf Efnttis
ter Senpu serfauft rrrrben, nGmtiD:
Cine quite Wibtub, elm Sien nit 3tctr, brr
Strdnfe, 3pet Srtter uno Srttlaren, eiu Slid
3tpE Stdnts, Elm Spie9I uaO Yicture5, cine &is
ite, Carpets, Gin SutterfaB, Gin 3utcr, cine Get
@iiens uuo 3inns Baarrn, cine Slub.2umsr, Ctr
Heiis.&ofer, cine gBooDs unb icnf nod sisIr gtr.
titst ;u rsitIduftig 3u mslren.
Gir 9etin8unBen om GertauFatase unS 2Iuf'
whrtIm9 3pn
8. S. Siebfrieb, 2Ibm'pr.
aprl ii. rQ3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-28
ers unb M cd anic s
@ 81 o { G {.

Der llntcrjrtAnete jrt8t fetntn 6rcnactn unb
ben Seprtnrrn spn QsAa GauntY aGtrbaupt an,
pnB er eas .'.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07
From EuPope.

BY the City of Washington, at New York,
from Liverpool on the 23d of June, we learn that
preparations were being made to welcome the
Agamemnon in Der expected arrival with the
end of the Atlantic cable in Valentia Bav The
calculation was that she would reach there OIL or
about the Goth of June
The principal directors and officials of the
company were proceeding to Valentia and ad
vices from Ireland state that the Lord Lieutenant
would be in attendance on the arrival of the
squadron f'r the purpose Of inaugurating the
line by message in the name Of Her Majesty TO
the President of the United States
Two very destructive fres had occurred in
London. One of them broke out in the life boat
factory Of Forrest & Co, of Limehouse and ex.
tended to several adjoining timber Yards, &c
burning over space of several acres. The loss
exceeded f1OO, 900 sterling
The second conhagration was still more disas-
trous IL occurred on the French Wharf, near
London Bridge, and destroyed three large ware
houses, with their valuable contents
In the House of Lords. on the 2lst of June the
Bishop OF Oxford moved for the cores ponde nee
between the British Government and the Govern
or OF Hong Kong, respecting emigration from
Hong Kong and China since 1856. His object was
TO ascertain whether the principle of emigration
has been abused, and whether the unfortunate
chinese, under the cover of free emigration had
been induced to leave China for what subseq uent-
ly proved to be slavery in its worst form
me Earl OF CarndrvOn said the emigration of
coolies to the British Colonies had been salts
factorily conducted but he was bound TO admit
that in reference to foreign possessions the prn-
clple OF free emigration had been grossly abused
government had no objection to produce the pa
pers.
Lord Brougham though. ii was the duty of
Government absolutely and immediately to pro-
hibit the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07
PERSONAL.

=. DR.. BoyntoR Is lecturing on Geology" in
Baltimore.
IS. MI Sumner has undergone the operation
Of cauterzing in Paris.
-. The wife Of Thuriow Weed died at Alba
ny on the Sd instant.
is to return to Rome In October, to continue her
studies.
-. The Crown Princess Of Sweden has been
delivered Of a son. The rejoicings at this event
were universal.
go. Mr. and Mad Strskosch and Mr w. II.
derbilt for Europe.
49,. Hon. IL J. Raymond, editor of the New
YORK Times, leaves on the Persia to day to Join
his family in Europe. ~ - q
80. Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, English AM
bassador to Constantinopie, has left Paris to pro.
coed to his post.
80. Mr. and Mime Thalberg are al the Claren.
don Hotel, from whence they will sail in a few
days for Europe.
80. Among the passengers for Europe by the
steamer Vanderbilt is Thomas T. Kinney, ESQ
editor of the Newark Daily Advertiser.
80. DIR. John Robertson, formerly teacher in
south Carolina, and preceptor Of Col. John C
Fremont, died in Philadelphia on Tuesday last
in the 74th year Of his age.
&C.. Among the distinguished visitors now at
Saratoga are Major General John E. Wool, of
Troy; Hon J Myers, ex- Governor of Ohio; Cap
tain Sawyer, L. s. A, of Plattsburg; State Trea-
surer, Isaac v. vanderpoel
.... The Malta Times says Anon. the pa s.
sengers last broue Int by the Madinina from Tnnis
was Lady Franklin, wife Of the celebrated Arc.
tic navigator. Her ladyship's health being i'm
paired, she is revisiting on these shores friends
and scenes endeared to her by "reminiscences of
the time when Sir John Franklin was in com
mand Of ship of war attached to the station
Every attention was paid to the respected lady,
who left for Athens on the third day after her
arrival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks, July 5. Isss.S
Sealed proposals for each class separately endorsed
cPIo1osas foI class No. name toe classl for the
navy YARD a. name the yard viii be received at
oocs until noon on the second day Of August mex {,
for Furnishing and delivering az the several navy
yards named the materials and articles embraced in
printed schedules. which will be furnished on spp
cation, and sent BY man, If requested person
desiring to offer to contrs CT for any 1.-THE classes
named there nv the coinmandants of the several
navy yards for the classes for the yards under their
command. by the navy agent nearest thereto, or
by the bureau for any or all the yards.
To prertHt con fusion and mistakes ~ SsaEinK
the eferS, bid triII be Tesetrsd tch rh
classes for more than yard in snrelcpe;
and each Individual of a firm must sign the bid and
contract.
bidders sre hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be IN he form herein
after presc Ibed ana be mailed time To reach their
destination before the time expires for receiving
them no bad tciiI be considered Which shall be
rsoefred afrer the period STATED, and no aHoD-
Gncs UtU be made for failures of the mail.
To guard against offers beng opened before the
time appointed bidders requested 10 endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw a line
under the endorsement, thus:
Proposals for Class N o. (nans the oldss) for
the Nary Yard at (HGue the ydrd."l
To the Chief of the Bureau of Fords and Docks
Washington, ID. G.