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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

Nicaragua Walker delivered an address at
Nashville, Tenn, on the 25th ult. The Ne,cs
says sit is many years since we have been so
moved and impressed by any public addressp'
The Attorney General of Tennessee and a mem
Der of the Legislature of that State also made
speeches on the occasion, endorsing the cause
and views of Gen. Walker.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

Loss OF MAIL MATTER.-The British mail
steamer valdiva, which was lost December 18th
between Valparaiso and Talcahuana, had on board
all the American mail matter which left the Uni.
ted States between the 9th Of October and the 9th
Of November last for ports South Of Valparaiso.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

LyoEUM LECTURE lecture before the Ly,
ceum and Library EAssocistion, tomorrow even
ing, will be given by J. B. Willard of Harvard.
Subject-'Kingly Men,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

The Democratic meeting at Hartford, at which
the Douglas delegates were elected by vote IF
two to one, was very fully attended. On one of
the ballots over Ave hundred votes were cast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03


and Enquirer says:
Mr.. Seward's bill for the reorganization Of the
Supreme Court inds great favor, and think will
preFall during THIS Congress, unless the admin
isTation actively enter the lists against it. Par
ties divide upon it, not politically but geograph-
ically. Many Northern Democrats sharply CEN
sure the gross inequality and injustice OF the
present arrangements OF the districts, by which
minority Of States and people are allowed a con-
trolling majority OF the Court, in addition to the
chief post OF honor on the bench. For sandy
weighty and obvious reasons, the change ought to
be made az once. The successor to Judge fancy
ought to be Northern man.
The loss of the Army bill in the Senate mate.
rally damages theRrospects of Lecompton in the
House. The oties provided for in the bill,
which was condemned and executed on Thursday
last were VIGOROUSLY intended to corrupt and
bribe the members Of the House into submission
to Lecompton."
The work Of decapitation is still going on in H.
linois among the Douglasites. On Thursday the
nomination of Tram Nye as United States Mar
shall for the Northern District OF Illinois, vice
james w. Davidson, douglas Democracy re-
moved, was sent to the Senate, but was not acted
upon. Yesterday. Mr. Chas. Leib was appointed
Secret Mail Agent for the State of Illinois, vice
John Ward, (Douglasite,) removed. 1t is under.
stood here that Lsib received his appointment TO
afford him travelling facilities to the State
OF illinois against Douglas. | learn that he was
l9rmerly connected with the Massachusetts Emil
grant Aid Society, and is just fitted Tor the work
he is set about. Every Douglas office-hoder in
Illinois is to be removed as soon as Buchanan
LeeOmpton men enough be found IN the
State to take their places. That is all that saves
them now"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
DIR. j. CLAMsON kEIrEv

analytical Physician, can be consulted by ladies' and
streets, Worcester, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Inc an
Ahd on OF March, free OF charge, upon an diseases
o the human system. Ladies' and gentlemen are HI vtd
10 call d6thwQt ~ 'i', ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

The CusToH HOUSE, AND THE PRBss.-We
hnd the following dispatch in the New York pa
pers
"Boston, March The Boston Daily Leooey
having refused 10 endorse the Lecompton con.
attuton, twenty one Custom House officials have
ordered It stopped. The paper will, OF course, DO
continued"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
Pants and Volts from soc TO $500,
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM SOC to $500.
former nrsce &1 to %


in the second story will be found to contain the largest
anG best assortment in the State Tout of Boston, In
this department it will be constant aim keep
full assortment of every desirable style of garment for
children from or two years up.to the ar est
sizes for youth We beg leave to invite especial attention
to this department
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
our CUSTOM DEp1RTMEvy

also in the second story and unsurpassed in the eent
and variety Of fabrics adapted to the various qualities sd
styles of garments All orders will be promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assured
MR. HORACE w BIGELOW, wen known to the
clothing trade in this city, is Tow associated with us,
and will be happy to his old friends and
at l6S and ITO Main Street, nearly opposite the
Mechanics Hall
16S aud TO Main street, Worcester. Mass.
f6 d&ytf A. =. w ARE & GO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

The Committee on Elections submitted a
report upon the several petitions to change
the representative districts in Suffolk county,
giving the petitioners leave to withdraw.
The report was accompanied by an order.
which was adopted, asking the opinion of the
Supreme Court as to the powers of the Nav
or and Aldermen, and whether the House, in
Judging of the qualifications of its members.
can revise the action of the Aldermen
The bill flowing wives to testify in divorce
cases was rejected as well as the bill to ena
Bile parties in civil actions to be witnesses
therein.
motion being made to assign the bill to
consolidate the offices of Judges of Probate
and Insolvency for Wednesday, struggle
ensued on a motion to assign the bill for
fortnight from Wednesday, but the latter mos
ton,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

The MURDERED MISSIONARIES. We learn
that the murdered missionaries, were from
G1oton, in this State. Mr.. Dickson was
farmer in Groton, and was well known in this
vicinity. The brothers Steinbeck were Jews
who came to this country and married sisters
of Mr.. Dickson and returned with him, Mrs.
Dickson was the daughter of the late DR..
Eldredge of Nashua N. II. Her mother is
still living at an advanced age in Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson were not far from go
years of age. They had been in Palestine
some five years, They were not connected, so
far as we can learn, with any missionary or
ganization in this country. Mr.. Dickson,
before be went, was a believer in the Advent
doctrine and having lost his son at Joppa,
who, before his disease, had written his pa
rents concerning the religious state of the
people his father felt it to be his duty to 90
and labor among them. He has endeavored
to introduce American agricultural imple-
ments among the natives, but has not been
successful. The murdered parties have rela-
tiyes in this city.-Bos Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
TO PURCHASER OF Oh oTHlNG

For Sale-A large stock Of
q L II II II G.
comprising
OVERCOATS Of every choice style, Uz:
Raglan,
Smctts and
Surlcut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

KENNEDY's DISCOVERY AND SALT RHEUM
OINTMENT, FOR SALE BY JOHN O. HILL APOPH-
EoARY, MECHANICS RAIL BUILDING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

ANOtneF FrOmtnent New HampshIre
Democrat Deserving the RANKS.
Concord, n. H., March AT meeting
Of the Republicans of Lancaster, yesterday,
George canning Williams, son of ex Gov.
Williams, and late County Solicitor, renounc-
ed Buchanan. and joined himself to the Re-
publican party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

TRUE ENoUGH.-A custom house officer re
marked, not long ago, that this governing by
nsinorities in. Kanzas was harder work than
they had expected to find it. He doubted
whether. in the long run, it would be found
to pay. We shall not mention his name, for
SO sensible a person ought not to lose his
place.-N. Y Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03


The upon the business o. The country has
probably ne where b.en more severely fe't than in
this city AMI county and hink at no 7r tin. has
the exercise Of ECON MY by all cassas Of people teen
more proper and necessary than at the present time and
regard il At this time appropriate and Indeed the
duty Of those business in he prime necssaries
and com orts % lie to furnish h. gre .ttst possible
amount fnr the smallest possible sum. We have there
fore awaited Ourselves OF the low H ices which
have ruled at The large auction sales New York and We
shalt sell the goods obtained great reuciion e pricea
from these and other ecudi"g entire stock 1T
large diSaunt from former prices We cannot in aladver
tisemeu enumerae specific prices for specific garments
I'd will here only state that We shall oder
Pants and VeSts from soc 10 $500,
former price from 81 to =.
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM SOC to $500.
former price 81 to 20,
We beg to all rsous that this is no clap trap
adVrti9e mens but truthful statement of facts,
examination of stock will abundantly prove In or
der o give hepubc the greatest advanAge our power
without doing injustice to ourselves, have adopted
the
CASH sYsTE
which is the only thatcau be sustained by small
profits, for SAFE busne the credit basis only be
done by demanding NJ those who do pay profit suth
ceot to make good the loss occzsonsd who do
not pay
Our Stock is, usual very large and contains great
variety Of styles and quality of garments adapted to all
ages and classes, among which are styls
Business Sack Goats, a durable and graceful style.
Business Frock Sacks
Business Suits, with fancy bands throughout
Business Suits without bands
Business 0gercosts &C. &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

=, NO cambridge street, neat Revere House, Boston,
Lass established for specially treating and curing ali
peases Of The Throat, Heart Lungs Throat and Respra
ry organs, by the inhalation Breathing Of Warm or
Ooa meiicattd Vapors would most respectfully announce
10 the citizens Of Newburyp1rt and vicinity and 20 his IN.
merous patients thro Jghout New England that he has
returned to his OH in BOstoni EXCLUSIVELY FOR ".
os PRACTICE, where he may be nsnted daily person
ally or by letter, from a. N. TO y. m free
TIE PRgMAruRE DECAY OF YourH Just published bv
Dr. BroadDent the eminent Psychologists private medl
ea treatise on the early Decay at American Youth Sem
IN both male and female. IL Is Tor gen raj disribuion
and may be had by calling at his Office, or il viii he
Of CHARGE receipt two letter stamps for POSTAGE
TO THK LApIss.- Ladies' troubled with lrregularliss
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar 10 me fema
dec29 dhWtf ~ '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

The New YoRK HERALD AND THE ADMINS
IsTRATIoN.-'The Washington correspondent
of the New York Tribune, says it is well I'M
derstood there, in the most intimate circles of
the Presidents friends, that Immediately on
the adjournment of Congress, Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett will receive his commission
as United States Minister to Austria. This
will be the simple fuillment of one of the
conditions on which the Herald gives its sup
port to the administration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
Also, an excellent assortment u

Also, an excellent assortment Vf
F U N SHIN G G o D S ,
which will be sold very low.
Remember the place,
LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. lincoln House Block.
And those who have their Clothing ude and are
about ordering
Over Coat, Under Coat, Pants or Vest.
viii do veil to esanine the superior assortment Of
PIECE GOODS
now on hand, from which win make you a very good
Over Coat for s140o usually sold in this city for 5000;
very goo pair Of Black Pants for &c. usually sold for
81; very good Vest for So, usually sold at So 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE
MONDAY March !
SENATE.

SENATE.
The House order providing for forenoon
instead of afternoon sessions, was passed in
modified shape. The change is to take
place on Tuesday next instead of Tuesday,
March 2, as provided in the House order, and
on Monday next and succeeding Mondays,
the sessions shall commence at u o'clock
The bill to increase the amount and circu-
lation Of specie, after two unsuccessful efforts
to amend, was passed to be engrossed A re-
consideration was subsequently, moved.
The Senate refused to reconsider the vote
whereby the bill concerning Investments of
Savings Banks and Mutual Insurance Com
panies was passed to be engrossed.
The bill to repeal an act concerning notes
payable on demand, was passed to be engross-
ed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

Mr.. KENNEDY, o. Roxbary, has discovered in
one of eur common pasture weeds a remedy that cutes
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
PANTS AND TESTS

of every desirable style quality all Of which have
been manufactured with great care, in the very best
manner for the Fall and Winter wear; and ANY
wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred,
will DC well CALL as this is great chance to buy very
CHEAP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS /!
20 urohasers Of CIolhLng.

A. P. WARE & CO..
1853 and ITO Main street.............W worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

Tbs KANzAs HERALD OF FREEDoM.-Mr. G.
W. Brown, the editor Of this paper, who was re-
ported to have given in his adhesion to the Le-
compton constitution, says in his paper of the
26th
eve have but voice in regard to that in.
ssTument. Rather than live under IT, other than
for the brief period required to frame a con.
stituion, we are in favor Of revolution and when
rey0lution, we shall WELD all the influence we
possess TO induce the people TO revolntonze, aud
Unnecessary. to fight the general government to f.
naity defeat the daana5te asurpation ace ready
for that"
This does not sound much like leaving i'm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

THE WORST SoRoFuLA DOWN TO A COMMON PIMPLR
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing so mouth
One to three bottles will the worst kind fpmples
tha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03
Dr. BrOadbemt's MEDICAL OaIce,

kENNEDFs DISCOVERY AND SALT RHEUM
OINTMENT, FOR SALE by JOHN O HILL, APJrII.
ECARY. MECHANICS HALL BUILDING
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
81 G orb en-:

gm f3tsn QusuIl In Sdbsg3beitGaG GaunT6ip,
ee6a @auntp, Spen, Srbu tes @6rp. Scrrn
8suben Gibsuberser unp Ieinsr 5rau Sannab, In
leinem 17ten Gebtnsiabre. Der Srricrtcne III
Der ndmli6e ltnsIufIite, wel6er Spr sinieen
s8o&sn in cine MaI6ne gum @iisnsr,Eg8aifrn srE
ratben TT unb Iebr beeeuteno rerleBt poreen mar
Nm 13tsn ausuR, In 2pnn GaunI6ip, 9r6a
Gauntp. 6r. Slecb SauI6, in einsm @Itrr pcn
ga Sabrsn uno 6 Monatrn. gei Der 8rcrbt,
suns ieiner usterrcile am 15trn, prsbiate Der
gbrtr. Sr. SS. u. 6elfrth, Su einem ungspTbn'
LID SatIrei6sn 4ei4snsefclse, uber Gtraer Gap.
13, 8erS IA.
Am t0tm IuSuf in WeiItnturs, YpIGp
Ggnes, GS6terlein ppn Natban, unp YcqY
Su&man In Dem glIter bon 2 Sabrrn, MCnattn
unp Gascn.
(Giusslanbt rur6 pfr. e. &. @rcth)
am Stem @usult In aaentdun, 9laie SIateta,
GG6tsrlen pon Slaac unO @rUpina Dsinpsrfrr,
6 NUnatsu unp 10 Tag alt.
(Gin9sfonot)
Nm [setsu Dtsnlto9, in gIaiarrtb, Slcrtbumptcn
Gaunlp, Der @brp. 3 bCrbprs z. . tfeoiB,
D. D, pGbreuo 46 Sabren, fur ldnscre cher tIrjeT
re 3et gu pSrhteocncn 3GltEn RCfcrmirtcr prCoi9sr
IN ben 9smeinrsn ju S1cunt:8 tbtt, llnieu, Serts,
Il. + p.-@r mar "a Sabre, z Slcuate uno 26 Sar
gen olt - am ltstsn DOnnsrfa9 Rcr9Eu, puroen
ltiue uebGrrstG Dem SbccS ocr Grbe, auf Dem CSctE
rSsader Der Scrts 9CmCinoc, I'M 8eileiu eiues un:
srmctn sGblreidsu uno inui9Iidb tbeilusbmupsn Gel:
dbcn9rfcl9es, utsr9sben. - Der @brp. Or. SselSr
ucn alsntaun bClt cine turjs oter ftbr Spcdmdei9e
aurCos am esthenbouls; Der @brrp. 3, 81. eccs ron
McuRts Sebd btclt cine DSutfhe prsoiat in Der
Strhe, Dem Der Gbrp. 3. 3. Yombergsr, .. ..
pcu philadelphia, NIT elmer Der 5tit uu0 llmtdnosu
isbr au9cmrBsnGn Cnafbsn prebi9t fcl9te. - Am
Srabe fln9trts eCr Gbrrp. Or. 9. ., Dcrr ron Ill:
Ieutaun. - Sleteu oiclln bctanntCn 9siGtltfen nab
mrn fat ole bsnahtartSn prspi9sr aus. 8stbtsbsm,
aaentaun, Na;arEtb, u. 10. an Cen rEli9Slen lie:
buu9sn antbsll.
Or. Ipcfseis fam ots gum S6utfab ssbitostsr
iuu9Sr SRaun aus Dcutlhtano mad, amsrita, no Ct
fd cine 3sitIau9 fsiuem pantoIsCn Berufs niomSts,
bis CT gut aufmErtlamsEt bet tutfh:8efcrmirten
Spncos 9sbradt, uuo ourh oieICl6G an ben ibn lest
urh dberetsnoen Gbrro. Or. Samuel 6clfInltrin ais
5tuccut err Sbrcc9it pcrrpirlen purSs. gladb pcli
lGnoetCm Stuoium, rpuree or lijenIrt OILS gaupieat
fdr oas YrCci9tamt, uno nndb rrbatensm Rufe pcn
Ssmsinoen, IN iEtnsm 29itsn Sobrs, pclitinbia or:
oinlrt Git iCnfr 3Ctt mar CT in ICucm 1mte, rptc
dbsrau, etn 9rtrCuer, aufrihr9Cr, une unCrmdrcter
OisnEr Fines lpsrrn. Siatbosm Ct Dem pcrtn piGIG
Setlsn ;u9etdbrt 1T CT set Itlt ;u fttnCr cui9sn
Sdcbnun9 Cin9r9ouern. Sstne tbn dtgrlttCuoe
Btttrps uno Stnocr, oenCn ir Gin eerGusr ttsbrns:
naroI9sr @bsmann uuo Batter rpar, betrnusru Ciut
rpstlSn tbrsn SErIu, atsr 6cd oils lrls, Die eb nit
eer trsur'9sn psiuun9 tss GwiJru SBterrrbsns tr6:
lttn. q. tO. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
0rDBe SSeitli6feit.

DaS idtrIi6e SEP bee GrerIrrtnm Sins.
eins, pirb 8sbaItsn wcrtrn In Srrb unb SatnB's
Baioun8tn, nabe bel GrsrIsrtaun, ON Samltua
ben 4tsn September, nd6Rms. .-Das @lIsntaun
Sing @bUr artcr Der 9stuns pes Yrrfsiicrs s5auf,
ptre 9e9eHwdrtis irin unO wirp antbdl an Der
Geitliatsit nstmsn.-Dit @trw. Ssrrrn S6ncd
unp u. 8. %. Dubs, wntsn rtrnIalls srssnw6rs
tis Isin, unp Res Scru,ittass uno 9la&mittu9s
Hepn an bic SsrIammeltcn baltrn.
81. S.-8stne Suditcrs perprn tsi trIer G'r-
lsssntsit auf rrm @runOs srOuINst. Ollie Griri'
ihun8sn wsrHrn bur4 bic @sisai&aft itltl be-
icrst.
S. s. 0ribnrr 9reIibent.
Nua. IS. 1858. *2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Sics Der Srcibcit iibrr Drepetie uno
Corruption. -.-a-

Die IGmubisen SerIude Der RaticnaI. .aSmin'
iilratcn, rpel6e paS Golf fir stsn 10 fell unp
corrupt bait. ais f6 ietta, Die Srv6Ifrruns rrS
1trritcriums bur9 Ssae6un9 unr SIdnscnpe Ser'
lvreaunsrn fir ibre nieretrddti8en pISne, RAM
ias In sinsn Sfldom'Staat Su urrpancrln, fnp
an pem srIunben Sinne pss YcIfes arldsitert.-
Rad ben aus ct. 2cuis POM | I. 2Iusuit sinse'
aanssnen telssrapbiIden Gepsi6cn trtrdst bic
Rajoritdt 9ssen ben 9eccmptCnihwinerl bon 1 |
Gaunties 6358; ron rieicn sSabltrri6trn Iinb
bic aus z Gaumttss Cfisie1. Wian slaubt, rab
bic WajcritSt ter Sdrgsr ssssn bas ru6Ipir gt-
trntat, benz SpIfe cine serbuBs WtncritGtSs Gens
nitutcn rur6 0srpaIt uno Yffe unO &ndfc auf'
;u;pin9en, nod tepsuteno ml6In rirb. 6uls
9cnoe iInp bic biSber befannt 9eporcrnsn 8riuIs
tate Der Dabl in ben Seri4ierrnrn Gauntirs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Mferb1u 8erI1mmlun9.

Die grsrutiSs.G Committee bsr 2e6a Gauntp Old.
'8rieaI6aft icprbI als bic untenbrnamts
&Hcrcnunss' COMMITTEE, Srlammeln fidb am Sams
Rage ben 4trn Ssptsmtsr, um 10 llbr 9crmit.
tags, am SauIe pon Sobn .. Ss&tel. in
aaentaun, I'M bic I6itIjtitsn ScrtebruussR fir
bic na4Re Gusilruun9 gu trsfsn
Jofbua Stdbler, Scerctdr.
Die @ncrbnunss 'GUmmittre tsitstt aus fol-
srnbsn YrrIcnen, unp lie lInb frrunpI&aftta CT.
iu6t pinftliG briBuwCbnrn
Gbarlss 9. 9uI4. Sctn 8. Cole, @6arlrs
8ed, S6nstber. Scnattan gsi6arb, Scbn SUrB,
Samuel Siesrr, Omen 6. S3rdber SUnas gBir,
anp, Or. I. 9. Cooper. 96cmas guntt, 8its6.
nam Statttrr, SO. 81. gissr. Gilgbman 8iers,
s4iaiam 0int, Sctn @rOb, SO. s. Slumrr,
@tarlrs 5aBinser, Stctrrt StrrGp. Siaae Sart.
man, $. .. QerIcn, gGm. 8simrr unO SsiIs SUl.
leay.
ausuf 18. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
SScrhcirnthct;

Dor Ginger 3rit rur& BEN Gbrp. Srn. So
issb SarIatsr. Serr gBiliam glsbs, init Nib
Warsuretba Shud, bsibe pcn NsnOmmince Sails.
BlsccnFn, sbeprm pOn Strr MtIfUrp, GsGa
@auntY.
gm t0tsn ausuR. burd ben gbrp. Srn. Sunb.
Ssrr benjamin SO. Scnss, nit Mie GItiatstb
Sbomas, beicc ron SIatinstun, Ge&a GauntY.
[0urb Osn GGrp. g. &. Srctfl
gm t4tsn IusuF, Srrr 9epinus $. g8aenr,
nit NPiB Sarab 8. Sintcl, tsipe SUn 5tatlanb,
Buds GauntY.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
6anSiSStcu.

Na6fcI9cnteS IN cine Cite Der tistr dnrms
Tcblensn Ganeieatrn Der 9rUeen Bolts 9artbsi
IT oisirs Gaunty, bel Der tommenbrn g8aGl
) SlrGe nsree:
ScIepb gpunA GIq., son 2t(lentaun.
0taj. Senrp s. 2cnsneder, tp
9Drcf. S. q. 9regorNv bp
Or. .. >. MCber, >. Iacun9ir,
SiI9bman 0pcb, 9lllentaun.
GbarIcs 90. Stunt, b..
Sur tss5enater:
Senj. S. Sagentu6, BON allrntaun.
Gpl. s. s.. @cibnrr, .. Macunsie.
9tatban 0tiller, Giq., 2lIlentaun.
Sames %. Suller; GataI Iauqua.
Samuel NcSrle, 9llentaun.
Gbarlcs Sef, bp.
Gbarles 90. Stunt, br.
Srbn gSilliams, GataIau1ua.
ShrA bGY:
9. s. &ifler, Sribrlbcrg.
aguituS 8. Gubr, Illentaun.
9larcn 0. 9teninser, br.
Gpl. $. MtiIer Mtiarrstaun.
Benjamin 2r6man, Nuentaun.
QSilliam s.. Seip, bc.
SrantIin 9. 0tidles, q. @bcitbaQ.
Sobn GulbcrtIpn, 9. @beitbaa.
Sames QS. OfidIrs, Gata Iauaua.
Sol. 9epr9e &er, @aiainstpn.
CauntY'G . III NJ sisner.
81. .. Gberbarb, 9lllrntaun.
0apip Sier9, 9. Q8beitbaa.
Saniprb Strpbrnt Sauccnd.
SSSrremiaS Sern, 9. g8britbaQ.
9tarUn 0utb, SiiN,8beitbaa,
gtatbon Srip, 9lllcntaun.
2Irmcno oircFte
Swsn Scrn, Norbz Wbritbaq.
gR. y, 6utrry Giq.y Y, Rarun9ir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
COURT. rcrl,anolunacn.

S5Cfsenbr 8edtsfille wurren leste Bc&s pcr
mlsrer Court oerbGh -
Die aominiitratoren br SintrrluftnI6aft bcs
psrltorbenen GOLDMAN Dcrney. grsGn GtarIss
Nnb. -8IdSe, 9Baner auf bas 9anp Der 6lds
ger Su f6psllsn. -Serpift Su @unRen Der Sld'
ger. in Der Summr BON S25 S6arrnsrfaB.
Sbiltp 5enferma6rr se9rn Daniel unO SoIo.
man Rrpr. .-Gstase, um Elm Stid Qanp gu er.
balten. Die Court mics bic Surp an, Elm Der.
rift 3u @unfen Der SGfastrn cinSubriusrn.
B. s. gdser sesn bic aqentaun 9lisselbatn
Gompa9nic. - 6Ia9e, um SssatIuns fir rtnsn
oussslieGsnrn Blsen iu srbolten. - Srrbitt Su
@unRsn prS SIasrrS fir 500.
9Inttpn9 ecpsr ssssn 6. unb 50. @brfman.-
Slass. um SeatIuns fir artsit su ertaItsn.-
gnpitt Su @uniten pss 8lGsrrs fir S74.34.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Ger atlantiid,e TcIearapb

G3slern bubrn mir pieSer fUI9enOs GepsI&s BON
5rinitY Sap srbaltcn:
ct. Sotns. t3. GusuR. Die SsIesrapbsn'
cperatcren ter6ten, bag pas Sau if6 bswdtrt
unO pae Sisnale prn unc mad Dem Sclssrapbsn'
bauIe in Salnta auf ,ufrieoeniieqenps Wsiie bin
unp fer raiIrrn. Die arrangements. UNI rie
Snitruusnte gum auf3et6nen in Operation ;u
trnssn, iinb nod ntt eUmpIet.
2sirr mirO bic unssbulO, stwas St6rrsS su
rfabrn, oaour6 wrnis tefrieeist. beun Dspsi6en
fat p6rtla teifeltsn Snbdlts babcn mir l6cn
felt metrecn Sasen srhalten. Gu& pisie Je6nst
lia ruieOer pu6 ibre 8iirse unb m6aIi6Ns untIar.
tett aus. urter pas, mas mir piiIsn pcaen, rrs
fabren mir rpie aepGbnih n dts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Namnf.plulmafti,inc.

gs rpurre fAcn fribsr semsIpst, tab 5err
5dwte. Spn Gbrintana, in 9ancaiter GauntY. sinI
NaI6ine srfunOen bat, UNI prrmittslit Odmpf ;u
rfdsm. Gr lief Dor etnisrr 3sit cine Naidtnt
pcn Oieier grt psrfrtisen, bic abrr wesen Der
WanSeItaftistrit bon einiSen itrsr Steile nibt
re6t arbriten polIte. @r slauSt nun bieie Wdn.
gel bcisitist 81 tatrn unb mar seIOnnsn am Diem
tag, NittwU6 mc Ocnneritas lestsr g8O6s
SwiI&en 8 ubr SCrmittass unb llbr Na6mit'
tags. an itrsm bieIsr Sage. ju GtrIana cine ii.
fentIt&e ausilsQuns uno grdfuns leinr gFus'
MaI6ine ,u MAIDEN.