davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

E0Rp6AE5NIAOR
STHr rprhstsn = ~ ~ Onnnenyrs eaeanA-
xEAcs.* ~ 81 = - rs "a.
,nnna - e S+<SzIT r<E%rX - Ssssssses.
~ =, s{ Il. =, 6shnS q. - 4SSsS~k
Insrssss - = ,ssss :. ne ~ r. r.
,v,sssss ~. y. ~" 49, ~, ,ar "
E'I Errs, y rceesveS y rh u,.ce. .yerv aay
- sss., - go s - - .,.., N -
sle = ss. - 49, 4. ~ s< ~ ~. ~ ~. sss,
.ss ~ 80 Y. ..s.ss ss,s - ~ srsss a,sts
p,n.s ps.s.-s - "a ne
iravsine and ncign'ng sommasy = as 49, ~ w.
- ''s " -
Pss,s - s - - =, an, sa.. as..As ann ar..ile
r,,rs,.. m.i ~ =, IN, s,,.m.y Tsn,n. Rarlr
Nos"e'a" i''"e, " :" N ~ s,g,pp,. -..." ss.aassi
sept Idly :. y bRA Ia. Ee kleas g. zehnness
0pnIr los KpET1TTtNLp
= - |. = 49,. - 80 ~ = :.
Euc leave 70 apngunee 70 ne puec W. ~ -
ID give Lnscss h this city on Wv PANc 0e1fAh and IN Ve-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
DR.. s. johnson, Dentist,

RHODES sUrER-PHOsPHATE LIME.
WE have ju.. received esh lot q is very valuable for
speak very highly OF H. We think only need b. used 70 eaa
that popularity which ~ snlhently deserves Pnphlets
containing humber OF certiHcatea Rom tie most prominent
farmers Of the country, may BIO had BY Applying 20
NJ H0I.LiNs d To-, Boie Agents.
nny 2i-dts LypchburY, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
EEMALE COLI4ElE.

nK0E FEMALE COn1lEdIE,
UyE exercises of this Institution will be resumed the
first Monday In September with FaH Corps 9f FrQfes-
and ample facilities for instruction In all the branches Of
study pertaining To COMPLETE FEMALE EDUuATI0E.
MISREPRESENTATION In English for term of Ave months,
geo; In Latin French, 40 In Musc 1885, Board for Gyc'
months e75.
No deduction made for absence under weeks One hal
the Board aud Tuition required In advance.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply 10
July 25-dAc1y SAM'L X. cox President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

y 49,, 49,. - 49, 4.oo.
Oths 5s6e6t ssyIes o. FANCY CAeeRlEEREs, MEETINGS
OEOTiis AND fURNleH1N9 oCODee All IN o. really
good goods Of syis and se their
sulted Also the very best BiAek hoe SKINS DEab Etc. Linens
how price cassicfcs for boys Military Goods and Tvmnes
&C. Ac - es''t4+ h's ~ tiieAs7 WIN. l. PAGE y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

Pure Brandies MI Wines.
A VERY superior article OF Pure french Brandy Also
"A Pxes Pare Oataroa gramdy, ade from he taawh
Crane grown State Of Ohio; Pure Juice fort VINE
Madeira and Sherry Vines Thes; ces are all pure AM
'"s LIS Pp JOHN II. SEAY, Druggi
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
No. II.

can exist in Egland for q moment with the odium
resting upon it of having been outwitted by Louis
Napoleon The only danger of this is in riding the
same hobby with the French Emperor, who is now
conveniently mounted upon the Rosinante of Italian
Sovereignty At the same time that he has q very
good understanding with the Scar of all the Rus
sias. That great difficulties lie along this path, 70
any British Ministry attempting TO walk in il must
be apparent to the most cursory observation.
The "ruling powers" Of England have never yet
done anything to assist the Italians in their efforts
to free their country They allowed the Austrians to
re-lmpose their yoke the unwilling necks of the
people OF Italy, without protesting in the fantest
manner against 1t. They have permitted Austrian
barbarites to be committed upon helpless popula-
ton inhabting the Italian peninsula without rebuke
They have been forced to affect virtue which they
hare not The fact is Italy has been benefited
by British diplomacy or British cannon, only in
instance, when Cromwell threatened to blow up the
Vatican the Pope did not stop his prosecutions Of
the protestants in remote Of his jurisdic-
ton.
Should the English Ministry now attempt, in
combination with Louis Napoleon, to eonfne Austria
to her proper bounds it will only be humbly follow
ing in the footsteps OF a man hated in England,
very mnch to the disgust of that part of the English
aristocracy whose tastes German, and whose
residence should always have been in Hesse Cassel
or some other of the petty German duchies. The
new Ministry has therefore a very difficult role be-
fore IL. Between the hatred of the English nation
for Louis Napoleon, and the contempt of the Italians
felt by large portion of the arstocracy, sklllful
engineering will be required to sustain themselves
in power for arespectable period of time. s. f. BuL
Lstia.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
Causes Of Marine Disasters.

A correspondent of the New York Journal of
Commerce. Sc after third of q century of nautical
experience" expresses the opinion that the prin-
eipal causes of the losses of merchant vessels ex-
ist in the neglect or incompetency of those in
command of them; by not attending sufficiently
to the position of the ship, to heaying the lead,
keeping good lookout, and taking all those ne
cessary precautions which good seamen do take.
Wrecks often occur, says the writer, from those
in command not knowing how TO take or work
proper observations for ascertaining the ships
place, or from not being supplied with the requi-
site instruments. The neglect of the use and study
Of the barometer has led to the most ruinous dis
asters, to both property and life. A dependence,
too, upon navigating by cbronometer and merid-
ian attitudes to the exclusion of lunar and side
rial observations, has been practice fruitful Of
evil. In fine the writer thinks that too little at
tention is given by owners and underwriters TO
the capacity and qualifications of shipmasters.
The concluding paragraph of this interesting
communication we give in the writer r'sown words
There is another cause of shipwreck, viz, the
insuficiency of the crews in number. The pres
ent proportion may be said to be from 100 to $50
(tons J five from $50 to 200, seven from 200 to
800 nine. Now do not wish to be understood to
say that these proportions exist in all ships; but
they do exist, or even less, frequently, L know.
Whereas the uronortion ought not to be less than
Eve to each 100 tons up to 1000 tons, after which
four for each hundred tons. Of course / speak
net dictatoriaily; but board of underwriters
should have the power to fix these proportions.
This is an important point, which seems to re-
quire some regulation for it appears certain,
generally speaking, that American ships are sadly
undermined (; and the consequences that may
arise from that circumstance, and which indeed
have arisen, may lead US to very distressing re-
suits. 1t should also be remembered that four
sixtbs of every crew are found simply "lands
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
Grientihf Amrriran.
Volume Fourteen begins September IL, 1853.


Volume Fourteen begins September IL, 1858.
MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURES AND
wi Farmers-The scientific American" has reached its
Fourteenth Year. will upon New Volume the l
September. 1t is the only weekly publication OF the kind now
country and has extensive circulation in
all the Union 1t is not, might suppose
from abstruse work technical science on the
with the great events going in the seen
tfc mechanical industrial worlds please and instruct
every one Mechanic Artzan wishes to know the best
machine use make substance employed in his
Housewife wishes to recipe for making
COLOR &c the Inventor wishes to know what going
in way the Manufacturer wishes keep
posted times and thus employ the best facilities IN
his busne the Man of Leisure Study wishes TO keep him
familiar with the made in the chemical laboratory
the construction of eegaphs steamships reap
ers mowers thousand other machines and appliances
both war-a these dderdd can be found in the
1Scentfc American and not eSeohere They here
reliable and interesting FORM adapted to the compre
unlearned in the higher branches OF science
and art.
TKRxs-one copy year. g. copy six months, 81 five
copies months 81 copies six months s ten copies IL
months $I5 copies twelve months $2 twenty copies
twelve months, $25 in advance
Specimen copies atutousy for inspection Southern or
Western money, postage stamps taken for subscriptions
r. Letters should be directed TO MUM CO, l2S Fulton
street, n. Y
s Messrs. Mum Co. extensively engaged in procur
inventions and viii advise inventors with
charge regard the novelty OF their improvements @
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
JAMES A. BURDICK,
PRACTICAL COOPER AND GAUGER

CORNER OF HOTEL IND FORT SIS,
Respectfully informs his old patrons and the public generally,
that he continues the Cooperage Business in all its various
branches the above stand and hopes by faithful work
manhip promptness and moderate prices TO secure lid.
era share of patronage and render entire satisfaction 10 an
who may favor him with their orders L-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
HOUSES AND LANDS.

Cottage to Let.
- A PLEASANT COTTAGE on Richard street, formerly
A owned by George Frie, convenient for small family
Ill Water is laid on from the Government pipes.
For terms, enquire at the store of
eff II. MCINTYRE.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27

ADVER RTISTNG NCY,
JAN FRANCISCo-No. I7It WASHINGTON STREET
up stairs, nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
l.. p. Fisher is the authorized Agent of the
Polvnesian, Honolulu, s. l.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser Honolulu, s. l.;
Sacramento Union,
MaysvIlle Herald,
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
Pacific Methodist, StockIOnj
Sonora Herald,
Nevada Journal,
Grass Valley Telegraph,
Red Bluff Beacon,
Columbia Gazette
Tuolumne Courier,
Mountain Democrat, Placervillej
Empire County Argus, Placerville;
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill
Shasta Courier,
ManpOsa Gazette,
Yreka Weekly Union,
Trinity Journal, Weavervillej
Iowa Hill News,
Weekly Ledger, Jacksonj
San lose Telegraph,
SonOma County Journal,
Folsom Dispatch,
California Mining Journal,
Los Angeles Star,
Santa Barbara Gazette,
San Diego Herald,
Alameda County Gazette,
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's,
Napa County Reporter,
Sierra Democrat, DownIeville,
Humboldt Times, UnIou;
Oregonian, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.i
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.;
Jacksonville Herald jacksonville o. T.i
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, w. T
Washington Republican, SteIlacoom, w. T.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico,
HOngkong Register.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
NATIONAL HOTEL

Corner Of Nuuanu and Hotel streets.
TTHHE UNDERSIGNED Proprietor of the above establish
men would inform his friends and the public that with
his of the brands of Wines and Liquors.
new Billiard saloon Bowling Alleys and gentiemany attend
an nothing lett wanting for their comfort sno amuse
ely JOSEfh
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-08-27
HOTEL De FRANCE
The White Horse Hotel.

VTTM PEARSON begs TO inform his friends and the public
w generally that he has made great Improvements on his
Eemises and thar every accommodation for Board
ing Lodgings Rooms be had furnished unfinished
His Bar will be well supplied with the choicest Wines,
Spirits and Malt Liquors
THE Proprietor hopes by attention the Of his
customers merit a share of public patronage. % u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
NubttDr8@ Nn3ei9e.

Su bsm @aiisu9crt6t ron ecda Gountr.
Sn tr Sn6e Der 8s6nm9 son gGtGtam Grim
unb urtaB 9utb, Gretutpren bsS feBlen Q4ilrrs
unb 8rRamrnts bes SsrRcrtsnen o YEN nj r
QubW 8, lest9n BON Der Stabt alrntaun Qs-
Ga Gauntp.
limb nun Sanuar Z, 1850, auf 8prTdtds brs
s. M. 8unt, 3d.. rtnannte bic Court 8 cb n
8. SslfrI6, gIq., ais IubttUr, um tsIdSte 8rG'
nuus iitsr,ulstrn, wtnn nSttIS GtsrwlrttrInI unb
Sgt9eIuus 80 beri6trn.
arqy4sIA Nus ben lrtunbtn'
Assy 99Iu9ts-S. 9auSmali, 26r.
Strn1enunnter Iubttcr wlrb fir brn gnb'
3rsd rrh pFtGtsn Iciner grnrnnung nahwfcmmer,
lit etnFnbrn In Rem @aaeuuIs bes 6 les
8. 9agrnbuG, In GGentaun, auf Mpntass
ben 81. Gstruar, um llbr ga6mittn9s, alWp
fa o(lr Sn.rrrbrte sinfntsn t6nsn, rsnn Is 20
ais nHtbie rradtcn.
Sanuar &c. ra-3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Scucr.
Drr rrf6rrnn9s- -0e(taGbaf
Gpn gerfs unb Qed,a Gaunties.


Die MitslieSer bieIer @sfsGlIdaTt Ihb ticn,tl
bcna6dftgt, ha6 bss 5trn Qbl&nitts brr gtrten.
9'ieBr 9endB etne 5art ppn 9balsr unb 20
Gents auf ieprs Srlidrrtc 9nulenc 9sleat wpresn
| TT, um peri6tesene &rrNlle burA 8eusr bsfcn Su
tbnnrn. Die SeanTtrn erwarten pinttli6r uno
prcmptc Gntridtuns birler Garf, unb lr9n 3ur
beliern YFdt '6snntni6 ben Rit8lirosrn ben ii6
btcraaf bejtrEenbrn Stem AtIhutt pGr gleten8f'
Frss Spr, wel6er laatrt pic fOlsts
,,Sobato Dts 9srCtbte Scro,runs iresnb eiurS Gsr:
fbcrers IN bco9tsr 9cmpaQnic, coer irasnO ctncs
RItaIceet Serel6en Den 8etraa tbreu pcrritbi9Cn
uuebGrtn 6cnos Gbcrft9sR iotc, 70 icsU I.tbc Gum:
men, at6 jur PCJabIun9 hcr Scrotrurg Crfcrc II
lllH oerbSu, pbne unnS9cn 3stpGrIul eurth e Drsi
zen bGm YriiocntCn bllt,.ttt NRit9Iie0cr Csr 8tr'
malttr &caro auf ois 8crHh,run5cn ort0thIoqc'
merorn, 70 eGs ieSt6 NRj9Rso nab NTaf9aHG re6 rCE
lb.H rerlhcrltn SCtra9S 81 bC,0blsn bat -; uno ete
btlaSttn &erpaLtcr loItn lrICbts betdnRt motbtr.-
lIno ale uuO iers Mllt9ebtr rCr Grmpasuie cNen in
oG lodnoe ocs SbaemtitSrs ibren rerhSthi5mG6i9tn
Hntbel an IcIebGr Ssttuer bnnen &isriIa Sa9tn
nab tclbr, IN pcrtto9ttl gSile CrtofsnCn BCtonnt;
mobun9 broblcn, uno fails elm Mit9Iieb lclhc Y'Gs
jabluu9 perSumt, 70 fell IcbIs iaumeliQc SRit9litb
os bClGlt Bttlttucr rcppct pCrnirRen uno tcSobttn
uno pefsrne cs Ole bela9tc &srprtun9 Sdrfit :ngt:
tIrs Sage ju bcJdbtGn pCrdumt, lc ma0 cS pcn 0tn
eErmGIt9Sn Scrpaltcrn cbe6 aus sircr tstreiitHpen
SCrIthtrun0 crtiprtn9cnbrn 8cthtS coer @crtbCts,
uno allies NnIpruds ouf ben Srcd btrier Gcmpo9niS
Utrautt aue ucru9t ertIirt perosn, uno lCtI nihf.
oricwrni9er gu tCfa9ttn &ciitCuern pcrbunbu tin,
9smdB ctner &ersinborun9 uao llrtsrrtutunft.
Die unterjcthnetm GUaeftoren perbrn an fol-
9chbcn &aBcn unb YiGgen, ifber 9a0 BON 8 llGr
Wprgcns bis 4 utr Na6mtiiGgs. 9CgrnmSrttg
Iein, um Die erpdbnts Care III Gmpfang gu neb.
men, uno teNes Nit9lieO 1T erluGt, irine YpIicy
m3ubrtn9cn.
Ssbruar l6, am loauie ron SOlbua e.. MilIsr,
YRaratapup, Serss SO
Scbruarl7, ON pauie ron etcrae RInlp. Rthmcno.
&truar IS, am loaut pcn BeusptlIt Dcosr, Rcds
lamb uno glcrp SeruGleul.
SebTuor 10, am eauis pcn Sotr6 g4iG!sr, Dtlrttt
uno GGn9hwamur.
5sbruar 81, am ypauF pcn 9latban GrsrI'r, ern9s
itbpan,nb
Sebruar %, am bauit rem 9. pcnFn9er, gisrers
matun9is, ectba 9aurt9.
SEbruGr %, am paulc pcn Sr0ntts paine, Sbsr'
rlntun 9tc, eetbc Gountp.
Se6ruor "a, am toauIs ron 5atc6 9imnRrman,
ecipbiH, eetba gauntp.
Ssbrner 25. an Sauic ron Retban t&rsflep, GDst'
gentur9, eehd 9nuntp.
8etruar 90, am pauIs pon Tleab Ssip, 9rdnmittb,
Brrfs Gauntp.
Sstruar %, am paufI ron Daniel 8rctft, epnu.
eeha Gauntr.
gOoar, l, am puuE ron GOolO ISsinfp, attanr
8frfS Gauntp.
Salcmpn ScGer,
SapiO 9sfFner, }GclrHprsh.
SeSt 3. 9eB, Ghr>
Sun. 26 nd3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Sefentli6c 8enDlt.
Sctruar2.

9tuf Otittrprb8 Den 0tsn 6rbrt1r
um IL llbr Nttass, Iraen am SauIe prS Scrs
ncrbsnsn Noam QautenIdLGssr, lrBbin eUn Ster
MilforN Saunihp, gsaa Gamtw fclscnrc @r'
tifrl aui IfIratli6e Grnpu Srrfauft wcrpen, nSms
LID.
Gin NIerS, 2 &a6r, Gin 2.9GuEs 9Bnocn, 2
cinaSuls g9Ssen nit SarrieS, YFus, Dcu bel her
1oHus, Strpb tstm Grbunp, 500 Yfpitcnrie9cI,
100 Qfclen, Gin Gpdlways sgSdgcn, G99r, Gin
brppcltrs pfrbrscl6irr, YIerpcsei&rr fist jmsi
Yfsrrr, gBinbmublr, StrUBtauf, Stulcjtcrn lmr
Shrmcl, Gpsrr. unb anpsre &cttcn, elm 9trits unr
Gin SubrlNttsI, Better mb SettIaern, Gin SFrn
nit Nutr, cine llBr 3iiGe, Gin S6ranf, cine
Got Gjrtrotpeladc, tupfernrr &ciId, 6aBrr, 3dbrr
unp Gtdnnrr, sn 5ru&trrff, SdSsn, Yatrnt sSna'
&c aui wel6r 500 Yfunp sfrc8rn wrrben fann,
Ip mic lpnlt nod cine sroBe Ssri4tspsnfeit Son
0auss unp 8aurrH @rat9l6oitrn ju wrttlGufS
Su mctpsu.
Die Ssotnsunom AM GutaufFta8s unN 9ufs
martunB bon
GbarIc6 Gautenfd2id9cr sr,mo,r,
Peter 5dMICr, "'
5struW 2. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Te6ruar 2.
Sefentlt0e 8en0u.

2(uf Sam tags Zen 10trn Sctruar,
I'm ;ll9r NaamttasS, IclIm ant Sau1c Der In,
ter3ci6neten, in rem lpssnunnten &iRlsrs'SGal,
etpa cine glette BON egnnOiae, lit 9snn Saunl6ip,
erAa Gauntp, ful8snpe artttsI auf SfsntIi6er
SsnSG errtauft Iperpen, uamli4.
Gin 6amGirnsgfrro, 2 CUTE Wd9rsn, GttGrn
Swst 9atr alt, CUTE 8a0e nit SdIbsr, 3 8ibe
cbnc &alter. 6 8tnbrr, 6 S6petnr, cine sutrS
NIuttrriawrin nit Suneen, 4 SGaufs, 2 swsiSGuts
gpdSsn NIT SpO9 mO Drde, 3pctsSuIs gBaaen
Ic9ut ols nsu, Sprtnawassn fiji elm Yfcrp, rtn
Spa3irr 'sea8rn, , 6clI6Itttsn, elm 2u0i6Iittsn,
t25 Suidd @rurtNrsn, 2 g8tnbmtbtsn, i
gantie @sihtrre, lrtbts bc., Sattrl mb ;3num,
Gin S6lrifitstn nit elmer 9atrnt Orebr, 3 YHG9s,
3 Gg9cn, stpct Better uno 9rttIaren, glitter,
StSnncr unb irnF nod sisle @rlttI gu umtdnbs
lid gu mCIcfn.
Die SeOinSun9cn am grtauftta8e ln6 guf.
martun8 pcn
5mit6mo Grorcu.
Sanuor 26. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
80ucrct<S <StpG It. {. n.
Sorudr &c.
auf Effcntlirbcr 8rntu ;u Yrrfaufru,

ouf bfrntli9er Srnbu Su prrfaufrn.
gtuf Wittrofs unb Ocnnulaos BEN 2ten uns
3tcn WSrS, lclen ouf Der Saurrri rrs llrtrr,cib.
ncten, nabe bsi 3onSptIe, 2s6a Gaunty, fctgcns
8cnre NrttcI auf EfmtIi6rr geuba Sertauft tpsr,
ben, nimtiA
gfcrbe mS YferScaei@trr, tin sBrntNmrs Sill
len, Site S6Irn, 9tnpsr, Gin Scrjiglj6er Stprt
0tOun Sua, S6aaie. S&weine, 4 S0Gscn, gilt,
Se, G99e, S4ljttsn, Carriage, elm SGmiep ge>
i&rr, &etten unp YFugawaascn, Spur II. &tGs
Ecttcn, S6tebtarrn, Stdnnw uno 5SEcr, fupf'
erner &r1el, 2 Scfrn nit 8cbr, unp Drumms,
aud Elm vOrtrciiliGcr SrGofen, Rebltile, Sstts
lorsn, Saueubr, Slide, Stiblc, S6rGnte, GiRrn,
SGrte, II. T. No, rsbR alerIrt Sout,s Saurrus
anN &it4cn. GratII&uftm 3u petNGuftts 5u mel.
ben.
SmSu.2Lnfang praSiS lin l1Gr gla6mtttnBs,
unb bic Scptngum9sn wrrren befannt srma6t pcn
s. 80. g8ieant.
6ctruar 2. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
SeffCntltCbe 9Sen0u.
6ctruar 2.

9tuf 9pnnrrila0S BEN 1Otrn Trbrunr
um ~ llbr glttoBs. iOurn am !6auIc tr8 tlnters
jcjanctm in yIcre 9HtrittoH IaunI8p, 2raa
Gamtq, fCl5nrr 9lrtttd auf GfentIi6er Srncu
Yertduft wgrrcn, r6mttA
gisrte, trcsCn pprSa9li6c 3a&t MG6un
1no, 2 &abe, 5 Jfiupsr, S6wcre, |icrs
9Guts g8agtn, GrsigGm8 gGn9cn, 2 gineGuts.
gBi9en, mppcn ttnsr Gin Spr,ne. .g800en III, Elm
neuCr &arrsn uno @jel6irr, sn @ier0GulSs Bob
py, 2 GB.8croes, 2 @Hdgc, 2 Ggarn, 2 SsttS
6culeitrn, ungsfd6r 500 9tirscL rs 9fo1sn,
StenErdsrs Gjeihirr, &cttsn, unp cine 9rrbe &rr'
i4isprnNeit anrerr EIrtjFft u UmitGntIt4 gu msI'
zen.
Die 9ctngan9tn an Tertaufsta0e unb Qtuf'
wdrtung cca NeUbcn ob1ct.
Sam, 10 na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Die Gsda @aants sesenfeitise Setter
DerG6eruRas- -Ge(fQG0aft.

Set tfner idbrtihCu gSohl eurtb Die RitatisbtS
Der ,esba @aunir 9e9snfsiti@n Stusr. SeridsruraSs
@sffIRhoft," grbaIteu am lfsu Stspsmssr 1855,
purOeu tcl9cube perten ofs @srndter otr Geisus
itboft fdr oas etutrertcncs Sobr srpdbf, ndmtih:
SGtCb GBtnucr, Sfrael 2Bsstc. birAm z. S6ans5
5atcb gldSCr, Srnas aRrser. gBansr .. ,outcr, 8sf
neut(Is QNoer, ognrp G6one, Dauief .. Saltian<
petcr 8 dert. @oworb RsbIer, Gfcrss 9RStb ir.unS
AUrab0m SAms1et.
Sicvembsr 90, lSJs, @crlonmtslts Ctb sas RcarS
Der @errpottcr nun loiteer uup erpdhtfe ictasuoe
Ssamten dr fos tommsnes Snhr, udntidb
&is YrefFenF-Jaeeb 1Ucnner-9cfamk,
g9rEccefctlls, 9s6a 6aunts, Ya.
Ilt 4nBmrifer-S. 7. SdanB-pcf%
amt, gcsrcssoil!r, 2s6a Gaunty, ga.
IIs Srcrrt6t-Senncphte poeer-9oIh
amt, 9rtrtertaun, EtHa County. ga.
5tuauf teribtste Der Setrctir ra6 in Dem lsstsrF
sSabr 100 YcIipu auSec9sbsn rno 10 crnCuerftpcrs
ocn frish-Belauf cSs GGpttaLStcds $396, ,o93 75.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Sefentlt6e Sen6u.
Wtittwsds bfn 23Ifeu Gebruor

WfittwR6s btn 23fen Sebruar,
na6Fens, tint 10 lt6r gurmtttaas, Icllen am pau,
ie bes perlfcrbfnen $ e tnrid 8ut6, In 9.
gBteittaa Gauni6ip, Gs6a gaunty, fctaenbe te.
tpe9Iae @rtitrl EffeStIi4 srrfauft psr6sn, ,,am|
lid:
Gin 3amilien Yfrb, Gin 9RiRb, @eI6trr fir
jret pferbe, elm Sirsaulswassn, Elm spri unb
Elm @tn9duleRasen, Gin &ar9 nit @ef6irr, Gin
SplIutb'gSa9cn unp @efhirr, cine 0rrlGmaI6i-
ne, 70 gut ais ncu, 3 S6wsipr, cine gBtnpmdblr,
Stro9banf, 2 Srls6ltten, Elm 2Ja6t16littsn. Gin
S6lstfltstn, gGasentrinoe, cine grpee Got Strins
tcbrrr'9 9si6tr, YfcitrnbUtrrr, etn Gr3bcbrsr, Elm
&mtrs, Shraublpf unb anoeres S4mifbs bseIfirr,
cine DrumIdge, 2 SGttrt, 2 Strap S4elen, ein
Yfu9, 3 SAutfarrrn, 5ruGtrgFfe unb @rasIen,
fen, Sperrs unb anpHe Ssttrn, ;pet ShauFtln,
Seu' unp Wtfsatsln, rin Srrittel, cine patmt
Srtrfrprebc, aspfelmibte, 2000 Bad fcinr, cine
aniabl 6tdcrp 9lantrr, sin 0epsbr, 2 Barrel
@iftg, cine gBali, Ssfen NIT NcGr, Better unb
SettlaNen, Side. Stible, Gin Oratr, Dtss,
Sfranf, elm GiicntriTd, j3dber, Skinner, SiBer,
uno nod pteIe 6aus' unb Sauerns s@erGtbI6aften
gu umRanoli6 Su mrlem.
Die 8rbin8un8en am Gertauf5tage unp @uf'
partun9 Scn
Mpir5 Gjutb, o,s,,.
9llrranbrr 0uth '''"' ''V'
Gebrunr 2. n13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Shifting > Spring

Be9erIritige 6currs 8erFdernnSs Sc
feaTAnft, Spn Serfs @aantp.
Gm Mrntas ben 3hr 9anuur StrfamneItr ity
pos SrarO tsr Ssrpaltrr, preantfrtr IIG uue rr~
H2nnte Die IClsrnosa Sramt:n, n6mH&
DreNeent. SoIemon Rcrby-YpIaaE,
WutbrnuiEi, Sfris GauntY, gI.
Srcrst6r .-Hsr6n t11ml-gcltarNt, SIM
fng SprIns, STts GauntY, ga.
Observation-Disclosures ptseef f-TcRe
amt, oteatIns, SrFs 6aunty, ga.
9. 9ttberItns, Gr., ron 0riInturgE,
uNb Or. .. 8. " : 8 er, yor 9rfinteSpfllt,
GCda 6auntY, ga, 'lno tliSs auttpnaft @e.
f&dfte fiji BEN Srtrsl5r "a sr'esen, ufio Oslpsr
wrde Der Gelrlftaft 1uiU'gwmgr FIp, In Gm.
pfana ;u nrtmtn. Gjfiaa.-n rttf immsr nrds
bic so Cents, auf Sns Eon'M0 EtaIcr, psrifdert,
auf bic NTeNmrntS go, Z unp 8 TN Riffdnte
Fno, iinp srfu.3t '5flsh }ablga1 on tsIdate Ser,-
ren ju aa 4:T, ptcrta'uIola pcr0ea Die 8crI6riE-.
ten he's Tgstrttfs, in Sllus auf 0slinausntsu, ils
Sralt scisst. Auf 9cyctrnuus Der gcarS,,
aaron Null, Sscretdr.
Sanunr 2S, ua3Ev
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Sefentlt0e Sen6t.
Nuf Sreita9s ben 1Sten Iebruar,

Auf Sreita9s ben 1Sten Sebruar,
um t2 lltr Wttaasi lctIsn am SauIe hrS Str,
tortensn s tn 9. g8 lfprb, In DER.
Sauccn Gaunfdip, ee6a Gaunty, fclssnbe 2lrtl,
tel auf Sffentti9er Seutu Srtauft rrrben, uams
lid.
Drsi gferSe. 10 Stdd 8inbsSis9, ;tusisSuIa
0asrn, bier SsttS YierbrsrIfirr, g8inbmGble,
Strcttanf, Sruleitcrn, g7us, Gtisttarrsn, Set
ten, @'ateln, 8eGen, 8dBsr, 3Gbsr, @straips TN
0runb, Sru Bel Der 8onue, unb etne srUBe Brs-
ibieSsnbett anprrer grtitsl gu umRdnoliA 5u mel
ben
Die gebnsunsen am Gsrtaufttase unb guf'
wartun8 yCn
George SlanF, gtbm'cr.
Se6ruar 2. rq9m