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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
GDurt@ Dflam1ttDn.

ent,ma Ger atbart s. sBnbG0p, Qrdrrtnl gid,ttt in
ben pertbeotuen Scurttu Scmmen ns tritttn
5tJ bthtne aus Nn sounts Southampton unS peba
ptnupr1nu, in Srafi inss Nmte FrStm Rdtsr Der rtr.
tetnr Scnrttn pCn opsr unS acrnntr une Nocnsnrtne
neeIeiona in bndttn Saunts, uo Sehaa Etabltr une
3eptl Siluers 9Sblfs St Ger Scrtn ven Opsr np Ter
nntr uuo dnatnntr fir Die Rinra rcr
Saupti une unetrn9rbrttrn in eta Saunp ibrt
fell an MID atrtt baber rcrin s Sou uno Ser:
niinE uno psrtsdb bfer Bna Scmneu ds aH6srautn
tIt sthatn usrStn a in Der zaet Hasnaa fur cas- Saun
esd,a, au ben
GrRen Mcntas I'm Mpnat Nusua.
1859 r,bss Der m Gag Sss btinsn 9cnas il, rtls jr
NDSd)sr eautru miro:
10 90 wirp tiermt giadriGt 9e9rtrn,
aat SrisStusr b Senabt nnrbaIt Sstfaottn Sortpt
esa, eaf e rdun uuc enbh m in sianr trcn nit brtr
eak, Stccres, SnaWutn Sr0mnacntr tinnSsn babsn
um brsn Fhi6isn por sr'N9ttr Eeurt otirrarttu
Drs9ei6en meroen aud ale hirjcniern,
rtlms eatu Stnnetu in ctm Stfinarf Sanp C,tn ols
Ilaer cetr 5euatn sufpu hlttu, btnnrhatt, raf re d
albert unS Oai ,njnNsn babsn csitIbsn poaurSn nj,
sS ihutu rtbt 6iinttn mag
s9tbn m,ntr souN in stnet Gtntaun, Nisitn 49,
Tag 3uti i'm Sabre unitrs @trrn 1859.
..... 6tnrY SmtN, SGrrif.
s.Is So3E rial Die RtpubIit!
aHertaun, 3uli ~. 1859. rah6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Samfabffattmu0.

eiS Itottsn Dem Yutlttum tbrsn un9sbsuhsltsr
Daut ab fir bsrstS 9enc6sne 6uncfhaft. uno bitter
UNI cine Scrtoouer uno 8crmebruu9 osrlsbsu, unit
fiblen rCrfIcbert ooB iie in 6inftbt Der Site es'
lBaaren uuo Der btui9su Yrsi6e allie brfrteci9sn fSn
ueu.-Ruft oabsr on uno titerSeust &uch ucn Der
gD rhrhrit bes SteneCiaatcn - &er9Seet Den Or
nrht cS ii rsrlsIbs Sc. 9, Gt' pamtItcn StroFs, In
ausutaan.
Gjutb unb 8Bbrr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
SauSI1uIt : SIrfifeI. .

Cine bcrrlitbe Iusruabl siuCn &bsds, eesleihti
uno nidt' 9steithts gRuslins, 9sblsihts uno unss:
cttidte Stbtctinss, gliding. 5ldnnCIs, sintn unit
anosrc Stttubcr, Scplina, u. (. no., olIss gang un'
3sIpSbnIIb btlt9 Su ptrtaufsn tei
0ntb unS NBttr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
mfniInS NrcS; . G;iiter.

StabI9emtrtrS SRrrino Sud-. brounss De-, olIt
fren ancercs Sud- SEGs &icrtd 9oI6msre Geo:
ting, &Glbmcrs pGntine. Gofimcrs, sRotaFs @tfi:
tnicu9, cine btrrlihe Quspobl TGncp Sess Il. dtcr:
haupt ollie Irtttsl Die in cicem Sathe in cinsm 2rc:
ten;Baoren:Strbr 9ciucbt pcrpCn, lcsttn srbaItsu
uno 81 psrtaufn tri
Gjutb unb StGber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
GGructS uub ScItnCb.

4-5-6-uno 81 StCcr Osltucb Der bsltsn @trfsr
tt9uus. 4-5-unp Ga SLID Ssluh. =.
Ssnsti0n, 5uur unO cine @srlbieSsnbtit ouc.rt
Sirpsts iu Vsrtaufsn tsi
g8plle unb 9urbge.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Srp;erctcu!

Gin ocllitinri9sS GIcrtcment autr 9epdnfhter
Srcjtrcicu. fceStn erboItCu uuo gang un9spSbnIId
,tlta iu pCrtaufen bs
GiutN unb &Ebrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
SDeben 0ubliatrt:
0inc ncmc NS SctbpSc fir bdS SSiam1
NDrte, bmrd1 GbdrleS Nrpbc.

TDrtc, bnreb SbarleS 6rD6c.
Ser gtett preis ift $3.50, uno in Sub
9ebunpen $500. E.r
Gin 9utss SnRrutticnssSu& fsr eas gianc.
purer in fsr Gbat lGcn lapSs serGn16f, anh
6srr @tots bat NsIem grlan9en nun snslt6 ats
ptlfatlt, inbem sr Elm gBsrt berauasesttsn tat,
wrlfrS ppae 3ufrierrntrtt sibt, unp luatsidt ne
libertrfffIiG IN. Da6slte pirb IfA cbne S,ptifst
alS rnsS Der allrrteiien Snlrutticns Sa&r fiir
pas 9tanr auspsilen. ....- -'. :.
Septnft man bic Gdbisteittn bss gsfcrs, Bic
au9emsIr betannt linp, als Qtbrrr hislrs Spsiaes,
Dem sr ild 70 5u fa9en 3ritIsbrns ssiplbmst BAT.
10 Tam man ptrlitert Idblen, bae oirIr YutIita&
ticn cine berriGe iit, fir bas pinnc. -rl-
Dian tann eas 9Sert ctne Bsbsnttn ben qt6.
rsr unp 369ltn9sn ansmpfsttsn, aIs sins Yublita-
ttcn rpelte alIen anpsrn pcrSu,eGen IN.
DIR Ylan birise gBsrfss III etwa Der ndmli6e,
ris Der In Slrsnprrff's 8ntrn um Gpradtsn Az
srsnnen.. Dalslte besinnt auf bic etnfadtllc g8siG
ie-br 5crtIGritt IN niGt su I&nea, aber IiHrr.
uub eaber nsm 36slms dm 0rttpcqRrn.
Diff Wettcre sitt bsm 2etrsr unwteriprsGS
lid sin 9Berf In Die Sanb, mad, pelder elm.
6enntn6 In Der Suna rss Yianrlplslsns NIT nas
lethter Wttt erlanat rrrrbsn tann, unb ,tpar roG
oaju in etntr Seit ttrjcrrn Belt, aIs mad cen bic.
Heri9en gSrrfsn unO @ebrduGn. ...n
DtsIts gSerf enttdlt 10 snSrasirts SJisurrn, BE
sne ben Iutcr pcrltellrnb, unb bic anbsrn ,siasn
ben 3S8Iin9en bic pcIticnn Der Sdatrn unt
Singer bci pem Spielen. " . an.
Die tYpcerapAiids arteit unb bas ausIs6sH
ess gSrrtss II nod ME in bis1sm nod In irsmo sl.
nrni anbsrn 9anee 9ebctrn porbrn.
Gcpten meroen rurd bic YUR, prrtufret, ndtS
benz emrfan8 Der ptissn grtiBsn, an SulGe ass
ianrt, bic risisIts piinIdn. @ '.N'
See utro 8alfer,
Ssrauts,btr, 90. 722, GRrsnut Ctr. gStla<
btlp6ia. - r,#s.s ..r..'''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
SuieuSipudrcil.

SIR Nfcrttnsut otcitr 2Baorrn III in Der 6bat
9ldnieno, uuo &c fdhGn usrnthsrt cap it uismans in
ctClsn Sitter untsrpsrtouftu fam.
Gjutb unb HDbcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Sine 9rDBe 0elegenbett !
SdnIeuSc fir Giueu
"Se Bet uno lefetIf

DTSe bet un 3 le fet!-1
Da Der lIuterlbrietene curtb unpermrirl,be Inns
Itdnee uno traurt9c Shidiasfbldsc, Die pslsn Isuer
]Rttmenfhsu pcblbstannt hnp, in ftiusn sech6ftlt:
tben uno pseuntdren 8crbdltniNen lsbr SurGdcetcm:
ncn ii. 70 poB CT piCts Sbutptn MAIDEN music, bic
CT atsr als Cbriider gRonn b saufo D.:
|ttn& &Snt5u be3abIen 9eotntt; unb
ia CT iest ebr 9rorddt 1T unb bohsr fem msrtbpct
les lte9enoc @i9eutbum 81 uertaufsn pUncbt, absr
untrr betebsnosn llmitdnoen teinsn biuiasn uno
binreihencsn 4rsis onfdr Ju trfemmCu nCtR, 70 bat
CT fh cntfhlcfcn. fir cen RSrtb hicfss ieines Gi:
9Cntbums in Der Stoot AIcntoun. 5000 2idcts fir
9tnen Sholer ben Sidst, futbcn 3u pCrtauftn unb
pCn 8duferu rafir fCl9cnor Ttsifc ju,uhdtrn, bic
icbolo bic Sidcts uGrtauft fue, ouf cbrtbs a8siis
ourh rcthtlhofTcne gRGnucr psrtbeit wsrrsu lousn,
pis es caS secs trift, udmltb:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

Gin htrrttbcs afcrtsment ron 6ire,triss, ols 9u:
der, gaFss, Snrup. Shts. Shntru, 9'ssf, @ewlrse,
8cFnen u. 10. an lpano uHo gu psrfnufsn bel
gSrllc une Surbae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Grfer prsis:
Cine Gta0t- Eotte,

264 SuB Srcnt unb $50 6u6 tisf sclc9cn in per 8.
StraBc, llItnaun, nit 2 6SuIern,-sinem 9ut9e;
tautcn 2itSdi9cn tadteirerncn gHcbnbaus nit an9e:
toutCr 2lSdi9Gn slide, uno eiuCm 2itSd9cn ecppel;
Ten Bcbnhaus, etn9cribkt fdr 3ptI SamlIlsn.-
Bsrtb $3.50 90. .-
3rpeiter prei5 :-Gine Staotctte,
oCltaen in Ger namlidcn etraGr, 90 1uR Srcut uno
lis SuB tisf, nit cinem autsu. 9erdumissn ;pssSd:
i9Cn Srdm: ShOp. gBsrtb 500 90.
Oritter 9reis :-Gine 9otte @runo,
in Der uamIihcn Giraffe. II 5ub SrOnt unb lis
lisf nit einem l ! StCd brbsn Gebaun. g8crtb
5000.
Sierter 9reiS :-Gine @runolotte,
in rCr ndmlihcn Strogc, sntbatteno in ctr Srcnt
l9 unO in esr Stsft ll5 5uF. gHrtb $400.
Sumter 9rei6 :-Gine onbere 2otte,
9tlsssn in esr 0Scrp.3sbncn Strags, cntboltsnp 20
5u6 5rrnt uno ITO 6ug tisf. gBs~tb $3.50.
E4~ glCe anrrrs Gidsts trsfftn 10 Gents.
0C-QHie lbcn cbsu 3u ertbsn. III oieIsr 9lau nttt
ein9dbla9Cn, UNI @Cto 81 matbcn-nGin, icnorn Ger
llutsrfbrtcbenc ndufbt rGrurtb in Den Gtauo sScet
gu wsrbtn, auf cine ebrlhe @Et ollie feline CSlaubl
9sr gu be,ablcn. Sbm uno ptrltn InoCrn IcI es gum
9Iuesn aCrCihGu uno teinsm I1enId d EN- 5um
. d B n. @r hcfft bcsbolt, ftint Naitturssr
peroen ne SADIE ntht uu9dntt9 bsurtbsilen.
0Nr0Gts SrIo wro bis nab Der 3iebun9 ouf al:
ne Nhsrr @ciis in Der aUsntoun Sporbant hinter:
tc9t rperpen uuo tein Gent oapcn pcrtraubt bis ss
mug oa N, um ale Sbulocf ;u tesobkn.
" Die &srmaItun9 rtrftr 9onien SADIE il ben
fcl9rnnen fdnf INdnnsrn tbcr9tbcn. rpclbe FIR Biz
rIhttss 3iebun9, @errhrun9 uuo piutcrc9uns ncs
Stess icrsen, ndmlttb :-5tls ~. cine, GmcS ct,
tin9sr. Hercu GilEnbaro, s5ames Mtils:, uuo 8cu:
tsn Statlcr.
QSTSstalo olt Der Sag Der 3isbuna btiiimm
ptrpsn tam, miro Cas- SlGbsrt tctauut 9emott.
Sobn 9amman.
dGtntauu, gRai 25, 1859. ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
0elD Dir6 Derlanat !

Gt wrben fcsida $500 bis 5000 Der
taRgt coBcgen rbdlt Der Heitsr ole GrrTts.
ruus ItC0Cnoss Gtasntbum-frst pon stnr S6ul.
rrnlah-Sum g8ertbc prn $4,000, unp oas NOD
netrubd fir $4,000 perlhut 1T. Dae NGbsrr
erfdbrt man i'm SuGICbr gum
Geba patriot.
SuAt 8, 1859. a ... ..r.r. na8m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Gin pprtreffiher
Gtnf1nf bon Wd1ren.
Bargains Sdr9atns Bargains
6errli4e neuc SrpdensBaaren, an bsm
Stpbr bon
D II t b uuo r or Ger,
IN Ser Staet llIlentaur

Nie llntcr,stbnstsn iino fcebsn pcn pbilooslpbia
y uno Reurcrt nit rtncm un9cbeuer srcBtn uno
pcblfetlCn IlTcrtcmtnt ron &rcdcnen 9Raaren, Grc:
rrrtEn, Nulensmaarsn, u.frp., ;urGdastebrt-rpirt.
ub cine 70 btrrltdbe autwabl Ole in ausnaun nitbt
dbGrtrcftn peroen tann-tpclhe Sitter le an Den al:
srnteert9ten preRcn cln9cfauft, nno audi piCocr an
Itnsm gan; 9erluesn prCft ablabcn pcrccu. eie ocs
otntCn itctr3ctt ctc Snttretn ibrcr Runoen lrCnae
TN Gu9s iu baltGn. uno nober psrchern 6e, raB ibrr
l8oarSn rcn crltCr Guatdt fiuc. Ater ibrr Sitter
allie su bsnomen, III cine refine llnmSeltteit, srcd
lbr un9rbcucr 9rc6Cr Stct bstsbt gum Sbel aus een
fnfhrnSfn 1rtifYIn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
SuicuSsSS SSaareir.

Gtn pettes AlIcrtrmsut tn Seus, Ceim Dueenl
Opsr '9nlboueeno, TN Strbr uno ~ pSrtaufen bel
gGrue unb yurr1e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
SritGellz z9Sabl

Cine SerIummIuns rer Stcdbalter Der @sIea.
idaft 9rnonnt :, Der preliCrnt, SsrwaGter unO
Gpmpasnic fir bic @rriAtuns elmer Bride ibsr
Den Nrha 6lub maize Der Stapt Ntrntdun," pirp
9sbaltcn wsrpen am @aibaule ppn 3 M 0
Y 6 tenp tier, in bsla9ter Stapt, am rr'
ten McntOg i'm Gusuf nd6Acns. um 2 ubr 9fats
mttta8s, fir Ten @npSwed cincn Yrrfpsntsn, Sier
SsrwdIter unc etuen SAdbmsicr fir tela9te
&cmpa9nie gu erwdblcn, Die fir has laufenpc
Sabr ptenrn iollsn. Bur ndmIifcn 3eit iptrO audi
Der SGaBmeiiIer ben 3utanO Der belasten @pms
pa9nie Den Stcdbaltsrn UCrlsssn.
........ Jebn Nppcl, 9refernt.
Sult IS. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
8len0en Hn6 S6Gbe8

Bptlfsil fir 8arsslO, BEL 3. 8. g9iflians, SO.
16, 9tcrp 6te Strabf, YbitaSsSbta.
Gr III Der 9rGGts G90nufatturtif peu
5sn1sr.SIsnesr unb Sanolr in SenIter. .S&dbes
pcn itpsr 8tusuuuua CT 1T Grfluosr non allen
ntusn StpIs, uno bat stnen bcrrIt6cn Stcd auf
pano, Der on brrat9eiestsn prsiFsn pcrtauft mirp.
Buff unO als auosre Sar6su pen einru S6aces,
Srimmin9s, Sirurss, etc.
StcbrsSddets werosu auf 8sFsuuus psrfrtist.
o. y. 8. GB. tabst Die Bdrstr pom eanos Gin
anIurutsn ebs le cnitpc faufsn, uuo psrfibrrt fs,
bas sr SiuSn bsSsrn arttcl fdr cas nGmtihe @slS
psrtaufsn fam. oils irsrno Gin aneerss GtablGcmsnt
in Den SrrCiRistsn Staattu.
9Rirj D. uo3Sp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Gal; ! Cali! Sal;

SsmobIsnes u0p fsInes SaIi gu psrtaufsn bsi
5ad eosr SuldcL, am Stebr pcn
..... .# QScQe unb Surb8c.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
I0NuD {I0uOIgga

Cine tsrrltte auswatt 8ant. .papitr- bic al.
|srsrSbts. i6Snile unO ructlfsultr pe ie in aarn.
aun mar, Ipsbtn erbdltsn uno rplscer ,u Yertau,
|fn bs Rsd CUTS u, SsIfrt&.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
9lumenl 8lumett F!

oss- Der tlnttr3ei6nete Sat tte ginridt,trd
s1 sstrpffen, an 80. 62 SR. 5amltun Gtras
-Les, Nlltntcwn, itets gum 8srtauf gu baItsn,
Elm orcbsS GiIcrtsmsnt ron
Slumen, Se9etobilien uno Sbff,
brett RON rsn srJBsrn StGttra. Ct nimmt estn-
fails Ssfslunsrn an fit ale ar.sn BON 8 s R-
b m n, pcn ben Senn SaumI&ul.n, bic Inn
fonmsnesn Spdtiatr SsIiefsrt psrbtn unb ,par
an nisNrtSsrsn Yuisn aIs Fisher fir IclSe ttSaSlt
purrrn.
8. 8. 9amerstp, Qeent.
Stunt %. s6us
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
M ofrcIe cit.

Nc. l. . uno }, in /, J unO sOnSen SarrsIs, j
babeu 6ti ..
gBplle unt Surb9e.
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Sdmfnhffdttnrl0.

Sts tne bsrsIib 9outbar fdr blsBsr 9snc6sns ii
esraIs Sunefhai, uno wsrrsn ib itets gang ernlt
hott b'trEbsn ourh tt0tss prsigs unn 9uts Raarsn
Ibrs lsetss aanoihaft Irasrbin ;u srbausn unb aut
non - srrpsitsrn-pcfir is cann 9IsIh'als tnlmsr
bin Oanttar lrin perpsn.
. . l8pllc unb 8urb8e.
aasutOun, aprtt a f.#f. f.f..s u9br
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Sine f6dBbare QDtte
Snrtb prioat S5anSel ;u perfaufen

Snrcb priOat $oanSel 5u Oerfdufen.
Die rlnttr,ddyncte ptnItt ibre tsrrIid s,l,sr.
ne uno wertbprlle @runplutte, liresnb in Dem
Stdetacn @maue, Ge6a Gaunty, rura pripat
Sanrcl su osrtlufcn.
SieIetr III 9cltaen an rem ncrbwenlhrn Cd.
Der Notn, uno Der Strnet wrIfs mad bem 9tie.
9eltabn Gcpct fiibrt, uno cntbGlt Gin baber ads
CT @runo. Die SsrtrBsrunscn parauf fnc,
wAA Sin 9ute5 6peiit0di9e6 Us 0 y NJ
Ts;:iEM. Ddu5
lss!s ssasl.s stn gutter Suttler'S6np, Sdeurr, etc.
unp 70 brfnpct fh 9Ic&faas auI Der 21tir pom
bsitrn Sblt allr grs.
gs ii birs paber brfonbcrs wertGSollrs Gsrn.
tbum inrsm auf rcmIelten, pa ss rins gdlctte ee.
race am rr6tsn 9IoBr II, Gin Saupt' @eI6ait sr'
ridtrt rrresn tdnn.
Die 9tpin9urssn iinp anrrbmbar-ub prsen
prm N1brren penpr man fh an
Sulianna Soper.
Suit 13. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

90 = SefeFb Steff.
GQntaun, Stunt IS. ratp
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1ntntauu. gy7oi 25, 1853. ros
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
David Wsddle at Capon Springs.

Correspondence Of Richmond DiSpa'ch.
Let us turn once more to our old friend
Col. Waddle, out of whom am sure we can
make more than out of the company. lie
has made me his lasting debtor by his in
domitable humor and wit, and his inlmitable
stories | must make another inStaiment on
this debt, by once more putting HIM III PRINT
He is Il man of gentemanly department a.
we'll genial spirit, and he enjoys the con
tidence and kindest regard Of some OF our
most respectable and prominent men. l
must tell you one Of his very good anecdotes
one that hear not only from him, but from
contemporaries of his who know all the cir
cumstances
Col. Waddle has had an eventful life He
began fairly ON his own hook as har-kceper at
Strother's Ilotel-n its day the fashionable
public house of Washington city. Rufus
King, then Senator from New York, was an
occasional customer ut the bar, behind which
the Colonel ofhciated. The Senator was
struck with the brightness, the cheertulnesS
and ready wit Of the young har-keeper, and
spoke of him to Mr.. Philip p. Barbour, as a
Young man that suited his fancy exactly, and
one whom he would like to employ. MIR.
| b. knowing him well, added his commen-
dation and offered to introduce the Senator
to him. The opportunity soon offering the
introduction was made, and Davy, as Mr..
Barbour called him, was 'happy to know
Mr.. King. Mr.. King informed him frankly
of the favorable opinion he entertained oil
him, and thought he would suit HIM adj
mirably and added that he would Ike
to employ him. "Davy" was proud 10 hear
this Senator hattering opinion; had to sup
mort himself to make his own bread and meat
some way or other, and would have no oh
lection to enter the employment of !he Sena-
tor for the purpose of carving out tn" prime
object of his exertions. In what capacity
did the Senator propose to employ HIM. 81"
attend upon my person" replied the grave and
reverend senator from New York. AZ this
point in his narrative as Col. Waddle tells
the story. he introduces with his most SISni-
| fcant quizzical manner, parcnthet'cally the
words 'body-servant. and now quoting HIM:
Saws |, Mr. King, | shall be most happy to
serve YOU in the most abjcct manner. Will
brush YOUR coat, black your boots, attend
YOU most faithfully in I'LL the ex gencleS OF
daily life, at the North and i'll all foreign
lands, upon this condition, viz: THAT the mo-
ment we cross the luc that bounds old Nlr-
ginia. and get upon her SOIL we change re-
iations. You shall assume the livery, red
cuffs and red trimmings, with sleek hat ana
gold band, and shall play the gentleman
Upon this condition, and this only, am your
man" 1t is needless to say that the Senator
and Davy could not agree: but the story hew
on the wings of the wind, as one OF the best
of the day. and gave our hero. then mere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
DRAYToN G. MEADE, Agent,
j. now prepared to furnish the
SEYMOUR GUAE0 AND WHEAT DRILL

win or With0Ut Grass .See,feJS,
AND WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
XATE think these b K H. - this year, will adi
w much to their already high r'p"'"t'o" a. DO
hest GUANO and WHEAT DRILL, a. weLl ~
being the ,frnnye,i, simplest, and most dWdb" 80
Every DRILL is guaranteed to work well.
Farmers visiting AleAandris, who intend buyins
DRILLS, WILL betor. purchasing. do well To call
and examine tho SEYMOUR DRILL, at
aug Pm Ne. IL, fnirJHr-sfr'et A'"y'".
I AND FOR SALE offer at private Sale my
j 4 farm miles from Piedmont station, AID
! u.ile from Cool Spring Church, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. About 100
acres of this land is cleared and ina fine state 81
cultivation. all well set in grass, and 70 acre. 81
bottom land which IL a first rat. timothy meadow.
~. The IMPROVEMENTS are small but c"ini"I-
vi table. There is on the premises an "id mil
size one Of the best in the country Per,"ns III
want Of small farm would do we'll to examine
tai. land, A. wish to go West and am anX''u, t"
sell aud will give possession the LIT day 90 SOP
teinber next.
Terms liberal and would take young Servants IN
part pay.
ANY communication addressed to me VIII receive
rrnmnt attention. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station. Fauquier CO.. aug h---"oI"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Bets Offered.

You will oblige me by inserting the follow
inc extract, which have taken from late
raper also the appended offer of what | an
willing to do: :.
D,rIxG Cu,ILEyGg.-BELMoNT,W Wis. Aug. lG.
lsjq.-Having read long article in the papers
obo,t the great strength of one Vim Brooks of
..Kenncbunkport. Me- and other modern 'alh-
.on. AN induced To offer the following bets for
IN, benefit of VIM. Brooks any other man living
1,t. will bet $500 that Wat Jones. of Belle
mont. Wis, can RAISE more at 'arlns length than
any man in the United States.
3nd will bet $1,000 that he can throw down,
out.run, or out jump any man in the world.
The money il now ready Oh application to me at
Belmont. a. - hH''u''
ann no ''moderm .SomSon' therefore am
wholly unable to accept the challenge so
triumphantiy offered above. am not ca
0ctIy in that line and cdnnot 'bc induced
to test my strength or agility with these
gentlemen, but ] do feel authorized to say:
lst. will let ) shares Of stock in the At
Iautic Cable Co., that know man i'll full
strength and stature, who cant even make
a raise" and who is ottener on the hit than
anv man about here.
ID. will bet the same amount that l
know another man who can, all done to-
gcthcr,
Run faster. jump higher.
Dive deeper aud come up drIer
than any man know OF.
P.S. Persons accepting are expected Ito
pay if they bet ms
SwcllmuclI y Noman.
Fred. HerdId mark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
Swiudling on a Large Scale.

Remarkable developments in tinancIcrlng
have been made in Pittsburgh, i'll the course
of judicial investigation into certain fraud
ulcnt transactions connected with the Mo
nongahcla Valley Bank. Warrants were
issued IA few days since for the arrest OF
Stephen ID. Dillayc. a noted Democratic poll
tciau. ami ). c. LangdUn, also OF New 1rk
To- answer charge Of forgery and conspiracy.
The offence charged is that Diliaye and
Lang,ion presented forged certificates ct de-
posit ON the American Exchange Bank, 10
the amount of 81 300, in exchange for stock
Of the Monongahela Valley Bank, at the
time that institution began operations. The
Directors sent Commissioners to New York
to investigate the circumstances OF the fraud
and on their return to Pittsburgh the war
rants of arrest were issued. LanGdon was
secured bv the Pittsburgh officers and Is
now under arrest III that city. Dlliaye, be-
ing out of town. has not yet been arrested
The details of the fraud form very curious
history. Mr.. }. Tyler Hodges is one OF the
parties who figures i'll connection with THIS
expose of the affairs of the Bank.
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

FOUNDED lSJ2. CHARTERED 1904
CORNER or BALTIMOREAxp CHARLES SITS.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
III. L1Ty..t ANIL mart HLy'"iiy F"r"iSh'd Com
m.rcinI C"H,y, IN hr ini''d Sf"''..
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write inMcai-
atcly Tor one of those large and beautifully "rna-
mcncd Circulars, representing the eXtcrlorand M
terror view of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Pcnmanship. &C.. which will be sent by return mail
fire., ot chcrys. with Catalogue containing list "i
Students. terms of Tuition, opinions of the Press
on our new system Of Book Keeping. etc.
FACULTY.
Z. X. LOSER, Prinripal--Lccturcr" on the Science
of Accounts. Business. Customs. Sc.
J. NJ PHILLIPS. Professor of Book Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES. Associate Prof. of Book Keeping.
~ G.. JOHNSON. Professor of Pcnmanshir.
:. +. WILLIAMS. Esq. Mercantile Law.
REV. +. Y. REESE. y. D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John p. Kennedy. Hon. Joshua Nansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM. II. KeishIcr. esq,
Jacob Trust, esq. VIM. krnhc. esd
The time usually required Ia complete the full
Course from Ia - weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded 10 all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues. stating terms,
&C.. sen; by mail free oj rh"ry.. Address
+. X. LOSER. Baltimore, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
Hard I'D" People at the Springs.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatchl
In nv visits to the springs. | have found
so many people there whD c0Utd not pay "hW
then omed. as have been informed, that
think if i; were required that none should
90 except invalidS who were able t" pay
their debts, that one-third the space now re-
ouired to accommodate the Sprng-g"er>
would be more than ample. But allow me
to say a word in behalf OF these mcrltori"u>
people. Why should they be kept at home?
That they are in debt, proves them to be a
people of credit-and let me ask why
shouldn't people of credit 20 to the Springs!
Are they not entitled to sulphur and cha!y-
beate, and sweet and salt, and cold, and
warm. and hot waters. God knows 1t Is hot
enough for some of them mt home, and why
NAV thew not be allowed occasional relief
from annoyances in drinking water, shaking
a foot, and airing fine dresses purchased by
their good credit in fine society. postpone the
dreaded hour when tyrannical creditors, rude
ly press their claims, and thus un2cncronsly
endeavor to cut them off from the admirable
advantages of their grand capital OF credit.
which ceases 10 beavailaLle if they arc made
TO nav the cash? Most unjust, indeed, would
it be to expect of these creditable persons
that they should deny themselves these gay
pleasures of the day, because they owe mo-
ney. If credit buys what they want, Is 1t
not as good rs money to them? Therefore,
what difference is there between them and
those who pay the money? Nay, Ill prove
that the difference is in their favor, thus /:
The man who does not pay, has the fact
that he is credited to prove his reliability
He should thus be known of all men rs Il
trustworthy individual. Whereas how do
you know that the man who pays would be
trusted if he had not the money D""t
erat. dc. Therefore let the indebted go on,
flourish, chasscz aud swing corners at the
SnrinuS